Sermon

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 387
ser'mun, n. A public discourse for religious instruction, grounded on some pa age of Scripture; a serious addre ; a set exhortation or reproof. Seron, -roon, se-roon'', re. A bale or package made of skin or leather for holding drugs, etc. (Com.) A weight, varying with the substance to which it is Serosity, applied. Serous. See under Serum.
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