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 There are 12 words containing SERICI| SERICIN | • sericin n. A water-soluble glycoprotein that binds the two fibroin filaments of a silk fibre. • SERICIN n. the gelatinous protein found in raw silk. |  | SERICINS | • sericins n. Plural of sericin. • SERICIN n. the gelatinous protein found in raw silk. |  | SERICITE | • sericite n. (Mineralogy) A fine-grained mica found in metamorphic rocks. • SERICITE n. a silky potash mica. |  | SERICITES | • sericites n. Plural of sericite. • SERICITE n. a silky potash mica. |  | SERICITIC | • sericitic adj. Of or relating to the mineral sericite. • SERICITIC adj. like sericite, a silky soapy potash mica. |  | SERICICULTURE | • sericiculture n. Synonym of sericulture. • SERICICULTURE n. the cultivation of silkworms. |  | SERICICULTURES | • SERICICULTURE n. the cultivation of silkworms. |  | SERICITISATION | • sericitisation n. Alternative form of sericitization. • SERICITISATION n. conversion, esp. of orthoclase, into sericite, also SERICITIZATION. |  | SERICITIZATION | • sericitization n. (Geology) The hydrothermal or metamorphic alteration of a mineral, often plagioclase, into sericite (a white mica). • SERICITIZATION n. conversion, esp. of orthoclase, into sericite, also SERICITISATION. |  | SERICICULTURIST | • sericiculturist n. Synonym of sericulturist. • SERICICULTURIST n. one who practises sericulture, the breeding of silkworms for silk production. |  | SERICITISATIONS | • sericitisations n. Plural of sericitisation. • SERICITISATION n. conversion, esp. of orthoclase, into sericite, also SERICITIZATION. |  | SERICITIZATIONS | • sericitizations n. Plural of sericitization. • SERICITIZATION n. conversion, esp. of orthoclase, into sericite, also SERICITISATION. |  
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