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It. Signor, titles of addre corresponding to Sir or Mr. — Sen'or, san'yor, n. Lord; sir; geutleman, — Spanish title of addre . — Senor'a, -yCr'a, «. Lady; madam; mistre . — Sign'ior, Sign'or, sen'ygr, n. Sir; Mr., — Italian title. — Signc'ra, -yo-ra, n. Madam; Mrs. — Signorfna, -yo-re'na, n. Mi . of Seine, sen, n. A large net for catching fish. or Seize, sez, v. t. [seized (sezd), seizing.] To fall or rush upon suddenly and lay hold on; to take po e ion of by force: to come upon suddenly; to take po e ion of by virtue of a warrant or legal authority; to, to catch, grasp, clutch, snatch, apprehend, arrest, capture. (Naut.) To bind or fasten together (ropes). or — Seiz'in, Seisin, sez'in, n. (Law.) Po e ion of an estate of freehold. The thing po e ed; po es ion. — Seiz'or, -6r, n. (Law.) One who seizes, or takes po e ion. — Seiz'ure, se'zhur, n. Act of seizing, or state of being seized; sudden and violent grasp or gripe; retention within one's grasp or power; po e ion; thing laid hold of or po e ed.