Dryden, Secret Love

1. The splendid literature of the cla ic period in Greece and Rome had no succe ors , but only the feeblest of imi tators. N. A. Rev. , CXL. 329. Singular succe or. See singular . succe orship (suk-ses'or-ship), n. [ rius , of or belonging to succe ion, 〈 succe or, one who succeeds: see succe or .]. Of or pertaining to succe ion. succi, n. Plural of succus. succi duo us (suk-sid'u-us), a . [L. succiduus, sinking down, failing, succidere , sink down, sub , under, + cadere , fall: see cadent. Cf. deciduous.] Ready to fall; falling. [Rare.) Imp . Dict.