Sere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to burn the surface of
• sear
NOUN:
• a natural succession of plant (or animal) communities, especially a full series from uncolonized habitat to the appropriate climax vegetation.
• Claw; talon.
• series of changes occurring in the ecological succession of a particular community
ADJECTIVE:
• withered, dry, also SEAR, SEARE
• (especially of vegetation) dry or withered
• dried up or withered
• [OE. seer, AS. sear (assumed) fr. searian to wither; akin to D. zoor dry, LG. soor, OHG. sor/n to to wither, Gr. a\"y`ein to parch, to dry, Skr. /ush (for sush) to dry, to wither, Zend hush to dry. Ã152. Cf. Austere, Sorrel, a.] Dry; withered; no longer green; -- applied to leaves.
• Dry; withered. Same as Sear.
• (used especially of vegetation) having lost all moisture
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• withered; dry
• a natural series of plant or animal communities

Words related to SERE

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Words that contain SERE

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How to use SERE in a sentence

• It takes a lot of fanaticism to remain single, and fanaticism is in the sere and yellow leaf.
• The effect upon the tree resembles that of a blight, the leaves grow sere, and the branches die.
• Beyond this stream they followed a white road that wound gently up a sere hill between rows of blasted poplars.
• Love has vanished with the summer dews, and in its place are cutting blasts and snows and sere memories rustling like fallen leaves about the feet.
• Kenny shivered and refused to dwell upon a phase of life that was like autumn and sere and drifting leaves.
• Of them Alexander said only that Ian wrote as usual, except that he made no reference to sere leaves turning green or a dead staff budding.
• All the abundant hedgerows were red with the leaf of the wild cherry, and the oak woods wore masses of sere and russet leafage.
• When the first sere leaves of the year were falling, I heard, with a heart that was strangely thrilled, Out of the grave of a dead Past calling, A voice I fancied forever stilled.
• The jungle choked highway curved and they were suddenly fronted by a desert of sere desolation, a desert floored by glassy slag which sent back the sun beams in a furnace glare.
• In the garish light of the afternoon he looked singularly white and bleached, like a man whose warm, red-veined life is dried into a sere grayness of blood and tissue.
• The ground was covered only by a deep bed of sere decaying oak leaves.
• It was clothed with a thick growth of sere weeds, cut by one hint of a diagonal line.
• There was an indefinable melancholy about the sere landscape.
• The wind moaned, and, sweeping the sere leaves at intervals, threatened a tempest.
• I have forgot that foolish, vain belief, Now in my sere and yellow leaf, serene, I offer Autumn all my homage now.
• The Padre met it with a dry, unsympathetic palm, as sere and yellow as the hills.
• Germain, fast falling into the sere and yellow leaf, and going the way of the Ile de Saint Louis.
• Martin Luther was in the sere old age of his life, waiting for the command of the Master, which should bid him lay down his armor.
• In spring brightly green, and spangled with wild flowers, by midsummer this prairie had grown sere and yellow.
• He explained this to her in a sere reach of the garden.
• The ledger slipped to the floor, tearing the spongy leather and crumbling the sere leaves.
• Through the sere grass, in shy retreat, Flutter, at coming feet, The robins strange and mute.
• And slowly it changes into the sadness of the autumn, the sere leaves are falling around the player, heavy clouds hang low over his head.

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