setier
noun
se·tier
sə‧ˈtyā
plural -s
: any of various old French units of capacity or land area
Word History
Etymology
Middle French sestier, setier, from Latin sextarius, a liquid measure, from sextus sixth + -arius -ary
- corrosivenesses
- corrosives
- corrosivity
- corrugate
- corrugated
- corrugated bar
- corrugated board
- corrugated fastener
- corrugated iron
- corrugated lens
- corrugated paper
- corrugated pottery
- corrugates
- corrugating
- corrugation
- corrugations
- corrugators
- corrupt
- corrupted
- corruptedly
- corruptedness
- corrupter
- corrupters
- corruptest
- corruptibilities