simious (simi us)

[ That strange simious school-boy pa ion of giving pain Sydney Smith. to others. But to students of natural or literary history who cannot discern the human from the simious element it suggests that the man thus imitated must needs have been the imitator of himself. Nineteenth Century , XXIV. 543. simiri (si-mē'ri), n. [Brit. Guiana.] A tree, Hymenæa Courbaril .