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sweltry
sweltry, a. Now arch. and dial. (ˈswɛltrɪ) Also 6–7 sweltrie, 7–8 swealtry, sweltery. [f. swelter v. + -y. Cf. sultry.] 1. Of heat, weather, etc.: Oppressively hot, sweltering, sultry.1576 Turberv. Venerie 118 The vehement sweltrie heate thereof [sc. the sun]. 1661 Evelyn Fumifugium Misc. Writ. (180...
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synedrium
‖ synedrion, synedrium (sɪˈnɛdrɪən), (-əm) Pl. synedria. Also 8 synhed-; 7 anglicized pl. synedries; 8 in forms assimilated to sanhedrim, synhedrim, synedrin. [mod.L., a. Gr. συνέδριον, f. σύνεδρος: see next.] A judicial or representative assembly, a council, consistory; spec. the Jewish sanhedrim.1...
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sultry
sultry, a. (ˈsʌltrɪ) Also 6–7 sultrie, 7 soultry, -ie, sowltry. [f. sulter v. + -y. Cf. sweltery.] 1. a. Of the weather, the atmosphere, etc.: Oppressively hot and moist; sweltering.1594 Kyd Cornelia ii. i. 133 The spring, Whom Sommers pride (with sultrie heate) pursues. 1602 Shakes. Ham. v. ii. 101...
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