Celt
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 77
sell, v. one of the Cells an Aryan race, now Centigrade, sen'ti-gr7id, adj. having a hundred, represented by the Welsh, Irtfh, and Scottish degrees: divided into a hundred degree-i, as the Highlanders —adj. Celt'ic [I, Celtte Gr centigrade thernwineter, in which freezing-point Keltoi or Keltai. is zero and boilmg-pcinc 100'. fL. centum, Cement, se-ment', n anything that makes two and gradus, a step, a degree bodies stick together mortar a bond of union. Contiped scn'ti-ped, Centipede, sen'ti-ped, n. an [L.buildingciementa,a wall,chipsccedimrntaof stone—cado,used to to cut olTjup in insect[I,, centum,with and a hundred pts, ped is,or aa foot.]great many feet.
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