Etymology

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Today it means: Half-eaten. Full definition →

Latin sēmēsus
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  1. Latin · derived fromsēmēsus
  2. English todaysemese

From the Latin sēmēsus; from sēm- (“half-”) + ēsus (“eaten”), the perfect passive participle of edō (“to eat”).

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