macer

[ mey-ser ]

/ ˈmeɪ sər /

noun

macebearer.

(in Scotland) an officer who attends the Court of Session and carries out its orders.

Origin of macer

1300–50; Middle English <Anglo-French; Middle French massier.See mace¹, -er²

Words nearby macer

macédoine, Macedon, Macedonia, Macedonian, Maceió, macer, maceral, macerate, maceration, Macewen's sign, Macewen's triangle

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Example sentences from the Web for macer

Some would say that Macer is right; others that the course of Probus is wisest; and others, that of Felix.
Aurelian|William Ware
Macer was not at home, or I think he would have been killed.
Aurelian|William Ware
You will easily perceive, Fausta, how serious an injury is inflicted upon us by rash and violent declaimers like Macer.
Aurelian|William Ware
The face of Macer brightened up, as if he had suddenly been encompassed by a legion of friends.
Aurelian|William Ware

Ovids friends, Ponticus and Macer, and several others, wrote mythological epics.
A History of Roman Literature|Harold North Fowler

British Dictionary definitions for macer

macer

/ (ˈmeɪsə) /

noun

a macebearer, esp (in Scotland) an official who acts as usher in a court of law

Word Origin for macer

C14: from Old French massier, from masse mace 1

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单词	macer
释义	macer [ mey-ser ] / ˈmeɪ sər / noun macebearer. (in Scotland) an officer who attends the Court of Session and carries out its orders. Origin of macer 1300–50; Middle English <Anglo-French; Middle French massier.See mace¹, -er² Words nearby macer macédoine, Macedon, Macedonia, Macedonian, Maceió, macer, maceral, macerate, maceration, Macewen's sign, Macewen's triangle Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for macer Some would say that Macer is right; others that the course of Probus is wisest; and others, that of Felix. Aurelian\|William Ware Macer was not at home, or I think he would have been killed. Aurelian\|William Ware You will easily perceive, Fausta, how serious an injury is inflicted upon us by rash and violent declaimers like Macer. Aurelian\|William Ware The face of Macer brightened up, as if he had suddenly been encompassed by a legion of friends. Aurelian\|William Ware Ovids friends, Ponticus and Macer, and several others, wrote mythological epics. A History of Roman Literature\|Harold North Fowler British Dictionary definitions for macer macer / (ˈmeɪsə) / noun a macebearer, esp (in Scotland) an official who acts as usher in a court of law Word Origin for macer C14: from Old French massier, from masse mace 1 Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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