Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- A prefix, signifying fortified wall or castle, occurring in place-names in Wales and parts of western and northern England: as, Caerleon, Cardiff, Carnarvon, Carlisle.
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Examples
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I've never heard 'caer' used in regard to the time of day -- but of course now that you've mentioned it, I will hear it six times between now and Thursday.
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What I hear a lot is 'caer' with regard to a day or date.
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I've never heard 'caer' used in regard to the time of day -- but of course now that you've mentioned it, I will hear it six times between now and Thursday.
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I've never heard 'caer' used in regard to the time of day -- but of course now that you've mentioned it, I will hear it six times between now and Thursday.
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What I hear a lot is 'caer' with regard to a day or date.
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I've never heard 'caer' used in regard to the time of day -- but of course now that you've mentioned it, I will hear it six times between now and Thursday.
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What I hear a lot is 'caer' with regard to a day or date.
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I've never heard 'caer' used in regard to the time of day -- but of course now that you've mentioned it, I will hear it six times between now and Thursday.
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What I hear a lot is 'caer' with regard to a day or date.
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What I hear a lot is 'caer' with regard to a day or date.
bilby commented on the word caer
See comment on magicaer but beware the killer rabbit.
June 11, 2019