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81sep|tar|i|um — «sehp TAIR ee uhm», noun, plural i|a « ee uh». Geology. a rounded lump of minerals occurring in layers, as in sand or clay. A septarium is usually of calcium carbonate or carbonate of iron, having a network of cracks filled with calcite and other …
82sep|tat|ed — «SEHP tay tihd», adjective. = septate. (Cf. ↑septate) …
83sep|tate — «SEHP tayt», adjective. divided by a septum or septa: »... all other filamentous fungi are more or less completely septate (that is, the cells are separated from each other by cross walls)…(Fred W. Emerson). ╂[< New Latin septatus < Latin… …
84sep|ta|tion — «sehp TAY shuhn», noun. septate condition …
85sep|ta|va|lent — «SEHP tuh VAY luhnt, sehp TAV uh », adjective. = septivalent. (Cf. ↑septivalent) …
86sep|tec|to|my — «sehp TEHK tuh mee», noun, plural mies. surgical removal of part of the nasal septum. ╂[< sept(um) + Greek ektom a cutting out] …
87Sep|tem|ber — «sehp TEHM buhr», noun. the ninth month of the year. It has 30 days. Abbr: Sept. ╂[< Latin September, bris < septem seven (because of its position in the early Roman calendar)] …
88Sep|tem|brism — «sehp TEHM brihz uhm», noun. the principles and actions of the Septembrists …
89Sep|tem|brist — «sehp TEHM brihst», noun. (in French history) a person who instigated or took part in the massacre of the royalists and political prisoners in Paris, September 2 6, 1792 …
90sep|tem|par|tite — «SEHP tehm PAHR tyt», adjective. Botany. divided nearly to the base into seven parts …