cera

[ seer-uh ]

noun

1. (in prescriptions) wax.

Word History and Origins

Origin of cera¹

From the Latin word cēra

Example Sentences

His performance made me imagine what the very fine actor Michael Cera might be like as David Berkowitz in a TV movie about the Son of Sam serial killer.

From Los Angeles Times

A lot of these guys that came in on tape — Michael Cera did this too — they were so funny that you couldn’t tell if they were being funny.

From Los Angeles Times

But then Michael Cera’s, if I recall, is in his parents’ bedroom, and he’s saying his lines and his eyes are darting around.

From Los Angeles Times

At the center of the semi-autobiographical story is still the rapidly accelerating romantic relationship between Schumer’s Beth and Michael Cera’s farmer-chef John.

From Los Angeles Times

Cera Grindstaff, director of operations for Dreamland, points out the relevance of supporting drag at this particular moment: “Drag queens and trans folks are under fire right now,” she says.

From Seattle Times