Silures

Sil·u·res

noun \ˈsil-yə-ˌrēz\

Definition of SILURES

: a people of ancient Britain described by Tacitus as occupying chiefly southern Wales

Origin of SILURES

Latin

First Known Use: 1581

Rhymes with SILURES

Ambonese, Androcles, Annamese, antifreeze, Assamese, Balinese, Bengalese, Bhutanese, Bolognese, Brooklynese, Cantonese, Cervantes, Ceylonese, Chersonese, Congolese, cottage cheese, diocese, expertise, Faeroese, federalese, fifth disease, Genovese, gourmandise, Hebrides, Heracles, Hercules, Hyades, ill at ease, in a breeze, Japanese, Javanese, Johnsonese, journalese, Kanarese, legalese, litotes, manganese, Milanese, Nepalese, Nipponese, overseas, Pekingese, Pericles, Pleiades, Portuguese, Pyrenees, shoot the breeze, Siamese, Sienese, Sinhalese, Socrates, Sophocles, Sporades, to one's knees