seringue
/sɪˈrɪŋɡeɪ/Now historical and rare
noun
= seringa.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Hooker's Journal Botany. Apparently an alteration of seringa, after seringueiro. The form is not paralleled in Portuguese; French seringue only means ‘syringe’.
- counter
- counter-
- counter-accusation
- counteract
- counteraction
- counteractive
- counteragent
- counterargument
- counter-attack
- counter-attacker
- counter-attraction
- counterbalance
- counterblast
- counterblow
- counterbore
- counterchange
- countercharge
- countercheck
- counterclaim
- counterclockwise
- counter-conditioning
- countercultural
- counterculture
- countercurrent
- countercurrently