semantron
noun
se·man·tron
sə̇ˈman‧ˌträn
plural -s
: a wooden plank or an iron bar that gives a sound like a gong when struck with a mallet and that takes the place of a bell in Eastern Orthodox churches
Word History
Etymology
Late Greek sēmantron sign, signal, semantron, from Greek, seal, sign, from sēmainein to signify
First Known Use
1849, in the meaning defined above
- I don't know about him/her
- I don't know about that
- i don't know about them
- i don't know about you
- I don't know about you/him/her/them
- i don't know what the world is coming to
- I don't mind if I do
- I don't mind telling you
- I don't suppose
- I doubt it
- I fear
- I formation
- I girder
- I have been there
- i have got to say
- I have it
- I have no idea
- i have to admit
- i have to say
- i have to warn you
- I hear what you're saying
- I iron
- i kid you not
- I knew it
- i know