ciphers
USSY-ferz/ˈsaɪfɚz/UKSY-fuhz/ˈsaɪfəz/
- 1Plural of cipher. Use it when you mean more than one.
The general's staff changed ciphers every week so that captured messages would be useless by the time anyone read them.
Kids at summer camp invented simple ciphers to send secret notes.
- 2The form of cipher used after he, she or it in the present.
My sister ciphers her diary entries so I can't read them.
He always ciphers his passwords before writing them down.
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ciphers is a form of cipher
cipher, noun: A secret way of changing the letters of a message so only certain people can read it. Full entry
- Forms
- cipherciphers plural
- Spelling
- cipher → ciphers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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