syc
1syc — syc·a·mine; syc·a·more; syc·o·more; …
2syc — obs. form of sic, Sikh …
3syc — ISO 639 3 Code of Language ISO 639 2/B Code : syc ISO 639 2/T Code : syc ISO 639 1 Code : Scope : Individual Language Type : Historical Language Name : Classical Syriac …
4SYC —   Sigles d’une seule lettre   Sigles de deux lettres > Sigles de trois lettres   Sigles de quatre lettres   Sigles de cinq lettres   Sigles de six lettres   Sigles de sept… …
5syc´o|phan´ti|cal|ly — syc|o|phan|tic «SIHK uh FAN tihk», adjective. having to do with, characteristic of, or acting as a sycophant: »one man, surrounded by the constant incense of sycophantic adulation (Wall Street Journal). SYNONYM(S): parasitic.… …
6syc|o|phan|tic — «SIHK uh FAN tihk», adjective. having to do with, characteristic of, or acting as a sycophant: »one man, surrounded by the constant incense of sycophantic adulation (Wall Street Journal). SYNONYM(S): parasitic. –syc´o|phan´ti|cal|ly, adverb …
7syc´o|phan´tish|ly — syc|o|phan|tish «SIHK uh FAN tihsh», adjective. like a sycophant; sycophantic. –syc´o|phan´tish|ly, adverb …
8syc|o|phan|tish — «SIHK uh FAN tihsh», adjective. like a sycophant; sycophantic. –syc´o|phan´tish|ly, adverb …
9syc|a|mine — «SIHK uh mihn, myn», noun. Archaic. a kind of mulberry tree. ╂[< Latin sycamīnus mulberry tree < Greek s ámīnos < Aramaic shiqmin, plural] …
10syc|a|more — «SIHK uh mor, mohr», noun. 1. a tall, North American shade tree with large leaves, small, round fruit, and bark that peels off in thin scales; buttonwood; plane tree. 2. Also, sycamore maple. a large maple tree of Europe and Asia, grown as a… …
