sir

Noun

sir or Sir

1. A man of a higher rank or position.
2. An address to a military superior.
3. An address to any male, especially if his name or proper address is unknown.

   Example: Excuse me, sir, could you tell me where the nearest bookstore is?

3 letters in word "sir": I R S.

Anagrams of sir:

• sri

Words found within sir:

is si

• Definitions:
• term of address for a man a title used before the name of knight or baronet
• Sir is a title of respect used in several modern contexts.
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• This is the date that the annual leak SIR report is due to MPCA. The date is February 15th.
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• Statutory Invention Registration
• single isomorphous replacement. Measurements are taken from a "native" protein and one "derivative" where some additional atoms have been incorporated into the lattice.
• 1) title of honour placed before the given name or full name of a British knight or baronet. 2) respectful form of address used instead of a man's name.
• Technologies for the automated conversion of speech to accurate and meaningful textual information, typically ASCII. It typically accepts input from callers to voice processors where callers are using rotary dial instead of DTMF phones. ...
• That portion of pure risk an insured undertakes to handle on his or her own. A deductible is a form of self-insured retention.
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• One of those confusing terms that can have a completely different meaning at the poker table than elsewhere. If someone says "nice hand, sir," after you win a big pot, what they're really saying is "congratulations on winning money through your own stupidity, you clueless moron."
• A flow control mechanism used in SMDS.

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