testamur
noun
tes·ta·mur
teˈstāmə(r)
plural -s
British
: a certificate that an examination held especially by a university has been passed
Word History
Etymology
Latin, we are witnesses, 1st person plural present indicative of testari to be a witness; from the opening phrase of the certificate
- lead (someone) a (merry) dance
- lead (someone) a merry chase
- lead (someone) down/up the garden path
- lead a charmed life
- lead a dance
- lead a double life
- lead a merry chase
- lead a merry dance
- lead acetate
- lead angle
- lead anywhere
- lead arsenate
- lead ash
- lead ashes
- lead azide
- lead bullion
- lead burner
- lead by example
- lead cable borer
- lead carbonate
- lead chloride
- lead chromate
- lead colic
- lead curve
- lead dioxide