Silures
noun
Sil·u·res ˈsil-yə-ˌrēz 
: a people of ancient Britain described by Tacitus as occupying chiefly southern Wales
Word History
Etymology
Latin
First Known Use
1581, in the meaning defined above
- forby
- forbye
- forc
- forcats
- force
- force (something) down
- force account
- force and arms
- force cup
- force de frappe
- force down
- force down someone's throat
- force field
- force fit
- force land
- force main
- force majeure
- force of circumstance
- force of circumstance(s)
- force of circumstances
- force of friction
- force of habit
- force of nature
- force of will
- force on