sem 1lor

[Pref.semi-, and Fr. or =gold.] An alloy for cheap jewelry, ., consisting of copper five parts and zinc one part. sěm ĩ lû-nar, a. [Pref. semi-, and Eng. lunar (q. v.); Fr. sémilunaire.] Resembling a half-moon in form. IMG:content-1199.png:[blocks in formation] "There was a seminality and contracted Adam in the rib."-Browne: Vulgar Errors , bk. vi., ch. i. *sem-in-al-ly, adverb . [English seminal ; -ly.] Originally. "Radically, seminally , and eminently in themselves."_ Gauden: Tears of the Church , p. 470.