ceric

As a noun monks

is .

As an adjective ceric is

(chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As an adjective ceric

is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As a noun cleric is

a clergy member.

As an adjective ceric

is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As a proper noun eric is

, cognate to eric.

As an adjective ceric

is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As a noun cerin is

(obsolete) beeswax.

As an adjective ceric

is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As a noun cerci is

peddler, hawker; itinerant seller of small goods especially in villages or bazaars.

As adjectives the difference between ceric and xeric

is that ceric is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax while xeric is said of an environment or habitat that is extremely dry, lacking humidity and water.

As a noun ceria

is load.

As an adjective ceric is

(chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.

As adjectives the difference between aceric and ceric

is that aceric is pertaining to, or obtained from, the maple while ceric is (chemistry) containing cerium with valence four or ceric can be (chemistry) relating to wax.