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Sirenaics

Sirenaics is the plural of Sirenaic.

Meaning of Sirenaic

Noun

Sirenaic (plural Sirenaics)

  1. (historical, rare) A member of the celebrated Fraternity of Sireniacal Gentlemen, a club that met at the Mermaid Tavern in Elizabethan London.
    • In September 1611 the Sirenaics were among the company of wits who gathered at the Mitre Tavern to celebrate the exploits of another fearless traveller, the scribbler and buffoon Thomas Coryate...2012, Ian Donaldson, “Life of Ben Jonson”, in Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson Online

Questions about Sirenaics

What is Sirenaics the plural of?
Sirenaics is the plural of Sirenaic.

Words near Sirenaics in the dictionary

  1. siren suits
  2. siren's song
  3. Siren's songs
  4. Sirena Deep
  5. Sirenaic
  6. Sirenaics
  7. Sirendiep
  8. sirene
  9. sirened
  10. sirenes
  11. Sirengate

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