- nu|cel|lar
- nu|cel|lar «noo SEHL uhr, nyoo-», adjective.1. of or having to do with a nucellus.2. like a nucellus.
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cel|lar|et — or cel|lar|ette «SEHL uh REHT», noun. a cabinet to hold wine bottles and glasses … Useful english dictionary
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cel|lar|er — «SEHL uhr uhr», noun. a person who takes care of a cellar and the food or wines in it, especially in a monastery … Useful english dictionary
cel|lar|man — «SEHL uhr muhn», noun, plural men. 1. a man in charge of or employed in a cellar, especially a wine cellar. 2. a wine merchant … Useful english dictionary
cel|lar|way — «SEHL uhr WAY», noun. 1. a hatchway or staircase leading into a cellar. 2. a passage through cellars … Useful english dictionary
o|cel|lar — «oh SEHL uhr», adjective. of or having to do with an ocellus or ocelli … Useful english dictionary
salt|cel|lar — «SLT SEHL uhr», noun. a shaker or small dish for holding salt, used on the table during meals. ╂[< salt1 + obsolete saler saltcellar < Old French salier < Latin salārius of salt < sāl, salis salt; influenced by cellar] … Useful english dictionary
sub|cel|lar — «SUHB SEHL uhr», noun. a cellar beneath another cellar … Useful english dictionary
ped|i|cel|lar|i|a — «PEHD uh suh LAIR ee uh», noun, plural i|ae « ee ee». any one of many small pincers which project from the base of the spines of echinoderms and have the functions of warding off foreign matter and seizing food. ╂[< New Latin pedicellaria < … Useful english dictionary
