serrefine
/sɛəɹˈfiːn/
serrefine noun: small forceps used for clamping an artery.
Noun
serrefine (plural serrefines)
Forms of serrefine
| plural | serrefines |
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Origin of serrefine
From French serre fine (“small clamp”), from serre (“clamp”) and fine, feminine form of fin (“thin, fine”).
Words that rhyme with serrefine
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- intervene
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- wean
- Christine
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- irene
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- amine
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- Beane
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- bottine
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- Eugene
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- in between
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- jean
Questions about serrefine
- What does serrefine mean?
- Serrefine means small forceps used for clamping an artery.
- What part of speech is serrefine?
- Serrefine is a noun.
- How do you pronounce serrefine?
- Serrefine is pronounced /sɛəɹˈfiːn/.
- What is the plural of serrefine?
- The plural of serrefine is serrefines.
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