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Cirri
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cir·rus
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s] Pronunciation Key
Audio Help [sir-uh
s] Pronunciation Key –noun, plural cir·rus for 1, cir·ri
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Audio Help [sir-ahy] Pronunciation Key for 2, 3. | 1. | Meteorology.
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| 2. | Botany. a tendril. |
| 3. | Zoology.
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[Origin: 1700–10; < L: a curl, tuft, plant filament like a tuft of hair
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| cir·ri
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n. Plural of cirrus. |
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| cir·rus
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n. pl. cir·ri (sîr'ī')
[Latin, curl of hair.] |
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| cirrus
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Plural cirri (sîr'ī') A high-altitude cloud composed of feathery white patches or bands of ice crystals. Cirrus clouds generally form between 6,100 and 12,200 m (20,000 and 40,000 ft). See illustration at cloud. |
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Cirri
Cir"ri\, n. pl. See Cirrus.| Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc. |
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