sec'tary
sec'tary noun: secretary.
Noun
sec'tary (plural sec'taries)
- secretary
- I'm only Lizzie Kelly, member, while some o' yez are treasurers, an' sec'tarys, an' grand Lord Elephants...1900, Margaret Blake Robinson, Souls in Pawn: A Story of New York Life, page 66
- Tha's number one sec'tary. Executive sec'tary. Sec'tary of interior, treasury, sec'tary of war.1991, J.S Borthwick, The Student Body: The Winter Carnival At This Maine College Had It All, page 7
Forms of sec'tary
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Questions about sec'tary
- What does sec'tary mean?
- Sec'tary means secretary.
- What part of speech is sec'tary?
- Sec'tary is a noun.
- What is the plural of sec'tary?
- The plural of sec'tary is sec'taries.
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