Surgeoncy, sur'-jun-se, s

the office or post of surgeon in the army or navy. diseases and injuries of the body; the place where a surgeon operates or where a medical man keeps and prepares his medicines. surgery; done by means of surgery. ruped, somewhat like a ferret. rough (sour and like). Surlily, sur -le-le, ad. in a surly manner. Surline , sur-le-nes, s. the quality or state of being surly. without certain knowledge or evidence: s. the thought that something maybe of which there is nc certain evidence; conjecture; supposition (Fr. from L. super, and mit to, mi um, to send). to overcome; to surpa mounted; superable. Surmountable ne , sur-mownt'- å-bl-nes, s. the state of being surmountable. descriptive of an arch or dome which rises; higher than a semicircle [Arch.]; indicative of one charge placed over another of a different colour or metal [Her.]; a term used when one figure is laid over another. allied to the perch, in high esteem among among the Romans, and remarkable for the brilliancy of its colours, and the play of these when dying (Fr. saure, red, and mullet).