Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- The symbol for the element silicon.
- abbr. Bible Wisdom of Jesus, the Son of Sirach
Wiktionary
- n. chemistry Symbol for silicon.
- n. A diminutive of the male given name Simon.
Examples
“As it was, the Emperor's capital was permanently moved east from the immediate neighbourhood of what we call Si-ngan Fu in”
“In his blog, Li Peifeng so recalled his encounter with the police in Si-chuan.”
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“The government failed to publish a complete list of the victims in Si-chuan earthquake.”
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“Since 15, Dec,2008 we have started our investigation on student victims in Si-Chuan earthquake.”
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“We were at Obama's speech on Cuba - – this guy is the biggest woos and appeaser we have ever seen -- McCain – Si”
“However, a fellow student, Dolphus Milligan, helped me tremendously with these experiments and with his aid I was able to collect the necessary data, which indicated that Si-O-Si is somewhat bent from linearty.”
“Perhaps one called Si'Wren should suffer ..." said Sorpiala dramatically, and leaning forward, she began to whisper at long length in his ear.”
“For, marvelously, the Emperor had exercised his absolute power over his domain by indulging himself in the most peculiar manner, by openly declaring that one called Si'Wren was free to worship her forbidden Invisible God if she so chose.”
“I have examined the soul of one called Si'Wren," Emperor Euphrates declared, "and find no fault in her.”
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silicon
chert, flint, chip, siloxane, duralumin, thyristor, siliciureted, memory chip, quartz, glass, silicium, silundum and 18 more...
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