Sepia
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 96
sē′pi-a, n. a fine, brown pigment used as a water-colour—from the ink-bag of a few species of cuttle-fish: Indian or China ink: a genus of cuttle-fishes.— n.pl. Sēpiā′cea , a group of cephalopods, same as Sēpiidæ .— n. Sēpiadā′rium , a genus of cuttles.— adjs. Sēpiā′rian , Sē′piāry , Sēpidā′ceo us , Sē′pioid ; Sē′pic , done in sepia, as a drawing.— ns. Sē′piost , Sepiostaire′ , Sē′pium , cuttle-bone. [L.,—Gr. sēpia , the cuttle-fish.]
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