ser·ried (s r  d)
adj.
Pressed or crowded together, especially in rows: troops in serried ranks.
[Past participle of obsolete serry, to close ranks, from French serré, past participle of serrer, to crowd, fasten; see sear2.]
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ried·ly adv. |
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Maybe if Sister Jen and Little Brother Matt required their children to stand in serried rows, they'd sing like the Von Trap family singers.
Maybe if Sister Jen and Little Brother Matt required their children to stand in serried rows, they'd sing like the Von Trap family singers.
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