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merese
English
Etymology
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Noun
merese (plural mereses)
- A flat, sharp-edged, often disc-shaped knob, separating the stem of a drinking-glass from the foot.
Anagrams
- emeers, meeres, seemer
merese From the web:
meres
English
Noun
meres
- plural of mere
Anagrams
- Semer, meers, reems
Catalan
Adjective
meres
- feminine plural of mer
Estonian
Noun
meres
- inessive singular of meri
Latin
Verb
mer?s
- second-person singular present active indicative of mere?
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