Sir Roger de Coverley
noun
Sir Rog·er de Cov·er·ley sər-ˌrä-jər-di-ˈkə-vər-lē 
sə-ˌrä-jər
: an English country-dance that resembles the Virginia reel
Word History
Etymology
alteration of roger of coverley, probably from Roger, male given name + of + Coverley, a fictitious place name
First Known Use
1804, in the meaning defined above
- cell membranes
- cell of Golgi
- cell of Purkinje
- cell of Schwann
- cell of Sertoli
- cell phone
- cell phone lot
- cell phone lots
- cell phone parking lot
- cell phone parking lots
- cell phones
- cell plasm
- cell plate
- cell respiration
- cell sap
- cell suicide
- cell theory
- cell wall
- cell-blockade phenomenon
- cell-lethal
- cell-mediated
- cella
- cellae
- cellar
- cellar club