suer

But suer, in that he drunke so muche wine that same night: he deserved no praise in the worlde.

This interruption was usually—I may say invariably—rebuked by the words, "Choop raho, suer!"

The most dangerous of these winds is the Borea or Suer, that sweeps down from the north as through a funnel.

He would be no longer the suer but the sued, and she was determined that he should make her his wife.

Thomas le Suer died at Rome, where he taught theology, philosophy and mathematics with great applause.