immerd
transitive verb
im·merd
iˈmərd
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: to cover with ordure
Word History
Etymology
in- entry 2 + Latin merda dung; akin to Greek smordoun to copulate, Old Slavic smrŭděti to stink, and probably to Latin mordēre to bite
- the sum total
- the sun is in someone's eyes
- the Sunbelt
- the supernatural
- the superrich
- the Supreme Being
- the suspense is killing me
- the Swiss
- the system
- the Tabernacle
- the tail end
- the tail wagging the dog
- the talk of the town
- the Talmud
- the tape
- the tarmac
- the task at hand
- the taxman
- the terraces
- the Territorial Army
- the thin end of the wedge
- the thing
- the thing about
- the thing is
- the thing with