Definition of cereology in English:

cereology

nounˌsɪərɪˈɒlədʒɪˌsirēˈäləjē

mass noun

The study or investigation of crop circles.
Example sentencesExamples
- China was among the last major nations to resist a phenomenon so intriguing it has spawned its own science - cereology - and survived the pranks of confessed circle-makers.
- During the dark days from late 1992 to early 1994, when hoaxers and skeptics seemed almost-successful in proving that cereology was but a wild-goose chase for fools, Roland kept the Symposium going.
- At least, such (more or less) is the array of experts who have collaborated to found the Centre for Crop Circles Studies and co-author The Crop Circle Enigma, the parents of cereology.
- One that has grown from the super market tabloids to a science, cereology.
- An entire field of study, cereology, sprouted up around this phenomenon, and a number of explanations were put forward.
- The Grand Old Man of British cereology - Pat Delgado - has become tired of the phenomenon, as have many others.
- Whether you are prefer devoting your time to UFO research and investigation, cryptozoology, demonology, cereology, are a practicing Wiccan or interested in feng shui and anything in between we hope to build the best available resource for your interests.
- But there is a growing scientific discipline based around the study, known as cereology.
- The eccentric Rockefeller - Laurence, that is - has financed further investigations, and now Mel Gibson has done his bit to revitalize cereology, suggesting aliens as the source of the phenomenon.
- The phenomenon has spawned its own science: cereology.
- You'll find parapsychology, cryptozoology, cereology, UFOlogy, and a bunch of other stuff too weird and borderline to have an ‘ology’ yet.
- Working in the nascent research field known as cereology, a few scientists have spent many hours devising explanations that the circles come from late night tornados or shifting magnetic fields that ‘electrocute’ the crops.

Derivatives

cereologist

noun

By the end of the 1980s books on the crop circle phenomenon had begun to spring up as well, and soon circles-mystery enthusiasts were being dubbed cereologists (after Ceres, the Roman goddess of vegetation).
Example sentencesExamples
- While the relationship between crop artists and cereologists is uneasy, the relationship between artists and farmers is mutually beneficial.
- They call themselves cereologists, the motley collection of pseudo-scientists, paranormalists and unfulfilled naïfs who have suddenly been thrust into the spotlight by the new movie ‘Signs.’
- Serious enthusiasts call themselves cereologists, after Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture.

Origin

1990s: from Ceres + -logy.

Definition of cereology in US English:

cereology

nounˌsirēˈäləjē

The study or investigation of crop circles.
Example sentencesExamples
- Working in the nascent research field known as cereology, a few scientists have spent many hours devising explanations that the circles come from late night tornados or shifting magnetic fields that ‘electrocute’ the crops.
- Whether you are prefer devoting your time to UFO research and investigation, cryptozoology, demonology, cereology, are a practicing Wiccan or interested in feng shui and anything in between we hope to build the best available resource for your interests.
- But there is a growing scientific discipline based around the study, known as cereology.
- During the dark days from late 1992 to early 1994, when hoaxers and skeptics seemed almost-successful in proving that cereology was but a wild-goose chase for fools, Roland kept the Symposium going.
- One that has grown from the super market tabloids to a science, cereology.
- The Grand Old Man of British cereology - Pat Delgado - has become tired of the phenomenon, as have many others.
- The eccentric Rockefeller - Laurence, that is - has financed further investigations, and now Mel Gibson has done his bit to revitalize cereology, suggesting aliens as the source of the phenomenon.
- You'll find parapsychology, cryptozoology, cereology, UFOlogy, and a bunch of other stuff too weird and borderline to have an ‘ology’ yet.
- At least, such (more or less) is the array of experts who have collaborated to found the Centre for Crop Circles Studies and co-author The Crop Circle Enigma, the parents of cereology.
- An entire field of study, cereology, sprouted up around this phenomenon, and a number of explanations were put forward.
- China was among the last major nations to resist a phenomenon so intriguing it has spawned its own science - cereology - and survived the pranks of confessed circle-makers.
- The phenomenon has spawned its own science: cereology.

Origin

1990s: from Ceres + -logy.

单词	cereology
释义	Definition of cereology in English: cereology nounˌsɪərɪˈɒlədʒɪˌsirēˈäləjē mass noun The study or investigation of crop circles. Example sentencesExamples China was among the last major nations to resist a phenomenon so intriguing it has spawned its own science - cereology - and survived the pranks of confessed circle-makers. During the dark days from late 1992 to early 1994, when hoaxers and skeptics seemed almost-successful in proving that cereology was but a wild-goose chase for fools, Roland kept the Symposium going. At least, such (more or less) is the array of experts who have collaborated to found the Centre for Crop Circles Studies and co-author The Crop Circle Enigma, the parents of cereology. One that has grown from the super market tabloids to a science, cereology. An entire field of study, cereology, sprouted up around this phenomenon, and a number of explanations were put forward. The Grand Old Man of British cereology - Pat Delgado - has become tired of the phenomenon, as have many others. Whether you are prefer devoting your time to UFO research and investigation, cryptozoology, demonology, cereology, are a practicing Wiccan or interested in feng shui and anything in between we hope to build the best available resource for your interests. But there is a growing scientific discipline based around the study, known as cereology. The eccentric Rockefeller - Laurence, that is - has financed further investigations, and now Mel Gibson has done his bit to revitalize cereology, suggesting aliens as the source of the phenomenon. The phenomenon has spawned its own science: cereology. You'll find parapsychology, cryptozoology, cereology, UFOlogy, and a bunch of other stuff too weird and borderline to have an ‘ology’ yet. Working in the nascent research field known as cereology, a few scientists have spent many hours devising explanations that the circles come from late night tornados or shifting magnetic fields that ‘electrocute’ the crops. Derivatives cereologist noun By the end of the 1980s books on the crop circle phenomenon had begun to spring up as well, and soon circles-mystery enthusiasts were being dubbed cereologists (after Ceres, the Roman goddess of vegetation). Example sentencesExamples While the relationship between crop artists and cereologists is uneasy, the relationship between artists and farmers is mutually beneficial. They call themselves cereologists, the motley collection of pseudo-scientists, paranormalists and unfulfilled naïfs who have suddenly been thrust into the spotlight by the new movie ‘Signs.’ Serious enthusiasts call themselves cereologists, after Ceres, the Roman goddess of agriculture. Origin 1990s: from Ceres + -logy. Definition of cereology in US English: cereology nounˌsirēˈäləjē The study or investigation of crop circles. Example sentencesExamples Working in the nascent research field known as cereology, a few scientists have spent many hours devising explanations that the circles come from late night tornados or shifting magnetic fields that ‘electrocute’ the crops. Whether you are prefer devoting your time to UFO research and investigation, cryptozoology, demonology, cereology, are a practicing Wiccan or interested in feng shui and anything in between we hope to build the best available resource for your interests. But there is a growing scientific discipline based around the study, known as cereology. During the dark days from late 1992 to early 1994, when hoaxers and skeptics seemed almost-successful in proving that cereology was but a wild-goose chase for fools, Roland kept the Symposium going. One that has grown from the super market tabloids to a science, cereology. The Grand Old Man of British cereology - Pat Delgado - has become tired of the phenomenon, as have many others. The eccentric Rockefeller - Laurence, that is - has financed further investigations, and now Mel Gibson has done his bit to revitalize cereology, suggesting aliens as the source of the phenomenon. You'll find parapsychology, cryptozoology, cereology, UFOlogy, and a bunch of other stuff too weird and borderline to have an ‘ology’ yet. At least, such (more or less) is the array of experts who have collaborated to found the Centre for Crop Circles Studies and co-author The Crop Circle Enigma, the parents of cereology. An entire field of study, cereology, sprouted up around this phenomenon, and a number of explanations were put forward. China was among the last major nations to resist a phenomenon so intriguing it has spawned its own science - cereology - and survived the pranks of confessed circle-makers. The phenomenon has spawned its own science: cereology. Origin 1990s: from Ceres + -logy.
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