Celery
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 77
sel'er-i, n. a kitchen vegetable. [Fr. surahlene . cileri—L. and Gr. sclinon parsley. Censure, sen'shQr, n an unfavourable judgment Celestial, sel-esi'ya), adj., heavenly: dwelling in blame: reproof. v.t. to blame: to condemn as heaven in the visible heavens.—n. an inhabitant wrong, [L. censura, an opinion, a severe judgof heaven.—adv. Celestially. [L. c — ment censeo, to estimate or judge.] cesium, heaven Gr. keilos E. Hollow. Census, sen's us, an official enumeration of the Celibacy, sei'i-bns-i or se-hb'as-i, «. a single We inhabitants of a country fL. census, a register.] an unmarried state. [L. Calebs, single.] Cent, sent, a hundred: an American coin^the Celibate, sel'i-b it, ad/., pertaining to a single hundredth /art of a dollar -—Per oent., by life,—n. one unmarried. hundred. centum, a hundred.] Cell, sel, «. a smalt room a cave a small shut Centage, sent aj, n. rate by the hundred. cavity. [L« cella, conn, with cetare to cover.] Cental, sen'tal, «. a weight of ioo lbs. proposed
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