SEMMIT, sem'it, _n._ (_Scot._) an undershirt. [_Samite_.]

SEMNOPITHECINÆ, sem-n[=o]-pith-[=e]-s[=i]'n[=e], _n._ a sub-family of

catarrhine monkeys.--_adjs._ SEMNOPITH'ECINE, SEMNOPITH'ECOID.--_n._

SEMNOPITH[=E]'CUS, the typical genus of the foregoing sub-family, the

sacred monkeys of Asia. [Gr. _semnos_, honoured, _pith[=e]kos_, an ape.]

SEMOLINA, sem-[=o]-l[=e]'na, _n._ the particles of fine, hard wheat which

do not pass into flour in milling: an article of food consisting of

granules of the floury part of wheat.--Also SEM'[=O]LA, SEM[=O]LI'N[=O].

[It. _semola_--L. _simila_, the finest wheat flour.]

SEMOSTOMÆ, s[=e]-mos't[=o]-m[=e], _n.pl._ a sub-order of _Discomedusæ_,

containing jelly-fishes.--_adj._ S[=E]MOS'TOMOUS, having long oral

processes. [Gr. _s[=e]ma_, a mark, _stoma_, mouth.]

SEMOTED, s[=e]-m[=o]'ted, _adj._ (_obs._) separated: remote.

SEMOTILUS, s[=e]-mot'i-lus, _n._ an American genus of leuciscine fishes,

including the chub and dace. [Gr. _s[=e]ma_, a mark, _ptilon_, a feather.]

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