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Se
1SE
2se-
3- a prefix occurring in loanwords from Latin, where it meant “apart”:
seduce; select.
Se
1the chemical symbol for
- selenium
SE
2symbol for
- southeast(ern)
se
3the internet domain name for
- Sweden
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Everyone from right-leaning CNN Crossfire host S.E. Cupp, to E!
Recently, a Photoshopped picture of conservative pundit S.E. Cupp with a phallus in her mouth was printed in Hustler magazine.
The headline on the Hustler piece poses the question, “What Would S.E. Cupp Look Like With a Dick in Her Mouth?”
We followed the line of the river, until we found ourselves in a deep bight to the S.E.
On the 21st, in the evening, they discovered land in the S.E.
It was only a too observant neighbour who discovered that the postmark was London, S.E.
In the storm of the 21st August, 1820, in which sixty vessels of all descriptions were lost, the wind was at S.E.
He further understood them to say that there were great ships and much merchandise, all to the S.E.
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