| GLOSSEMES | • glossemes n. Plural of glosseme. • GLOSSEME n. the smallest linguistic unit that signals a meaning.
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| POLYSEMES | • polysemes n. Plural of polyseme. • POLYSEME n. a word with more than one meaning.
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| SEMES | • semes n. Plural of seme. • semes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of seme.
 • SEME n. a type of heraldic pattern.
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| SEMESTER | • semester n. Half of a school year (US) or academic year such as autumn or spring semester. • semester n. A period or term of six months.
 • SEMESTER n. (Latin) a period of six months; esp. a term in a college or university which divides the year into two terms.
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| SEMESTERED | • semestered adj. (Education) Operating as a semester school. • SEMESTERED adj. educated according to a Canadian educational system.
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| SEMESTERING | • semestering n. (Education) Operation as a semester school. • SEMESTERING n. (Canadian) a type of educational system.
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| SEMESTERINGS | • SEMESTERING n. (Canadian) a type of educational system. | 
| SEMESTERS | • semesters n. Plural of semester. • SEMESTER n. (Latin) a period of six months; esp. a term in a college or university which divides the year into two terms.
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| SEMESTRAL | • semestral adj. Synonym of biannual (“half-yearly”). • SEMESTRAL adj. half-yearly, also SEMESTRIAL.
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| SEMESTRIAL | • semestrial adj. Alternative form of semestral. • SEMESTRIAL adj. half-yearly, also SEMESTRAL.
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| TELESEMES | • telesemes n. Plural of teleseme. • TELESEME n. a signalling apparatus with an indicator.
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| TRISEMES | • trisemes n. Plural of triseme. • TRISEME n. (Greek) a type of metrical foot.
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