Sarmon
//ˈsɑː(ɹ)mən// noun
noun ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
Noun
- 1 Alternative form of sermon. alt-of, alternative, dialectal
""I'm sure it is," she replied; "for at the very top it begins with 'Father Mulvaney's Sarmon.' " "A priest's sarmon put on the paper," repeated the good man, rubbing his hands gleesomely, and drawing his "creepie" closer to the fire; "let's have it, Grace."
Example
More examples""I'm sure it is," she replied; "for at the very top it begins with 'Father Mulvaney's Sarmon.' " "A priest's sarmon put on the paper," repeated the good man, rubbing his hands gleesomely, and drawing his "creepie" closer to the fire; "let's have it, Grace."
Etymology
From Middle English sarmoun, late form of sermoun.
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