Crossword clues for semis
semis
- Round before the finals, for short
- Freight haulers
- Finals preceder
- Final Four round, informally
- Certain tournament round
- Weigh station sights
- Truck-stop sights
- Tournament part
- They shed treads
- Some tournament rounds
- Round before the finals
- Rigs on long hauls
- Rest area array
- Mid-tournament rounds
- Long-distance haulers
- Late tourney round
- Late round in the Australian Open
- Highway heavyweights
- Heavy haulers
- Freight handlers
- Finals prelude
- Finalists' determiners
- Convoy members
- Cargo haulers
- Cargo carriers
- Big Macks?
- Big highway rigs
- What four quarters make
- Trucks in convoys
- Truck stop vehicles
- Trailer trucks
- Tourney stage
- Tourney round, for short
- Tournament rounds right before the finals
- Tournament rounds
- Tournament matches before finals, briefly
- Tournament games in the round right before the finals
- They usually leave two when they're done
- They precede the final round of a tournament
- They occur before finals
- They come before finals
- Their winners go to the finals
- Teamsters' rides
- Some trks
- Some tournament games
- Some big games, briefly
- Short tourney stage
- Rounds of four
- Rounds in the playoffs
- Rounds after round robins
- Round with four teams, say
- Round with four teams left
- Round whose losers compete in a consolation game
- Round after the Elite Eight
- Road rigs
- Rigs with wheels
- Rigs in rest areas
- Rigs for the long haul
- Rigs at weigh stations
- Rest-stop sights
- Pre-final rounds
- Pre-final events, for short
- Penults, sportswise
- Penultimate tourney round
- Ones in it for the long haul?
- Ones in it for the long haul
- Long rides, for short
- Loading dock trucks
- Key Wimbledon matches
- Interstate travelers
- Highway rigs
- Hauling trucks
- Four-team tourney rounds
- Four-team tourney round
- Four-team tourney matches, for short
- Four people might compete in them
- Finals' preceders, in a tourney
- Finals' preceders
- Final preceders
- Final Four openers
- Final Four matchups
- Final Four contests, for short
- Events before the finals
- Convoy vehicles
- Certain tourney rounds
- Certain car carriers
- Big users of highways
- Big rollers
- Beltway behemoths
- "Final four" tourney round
- "Final Four" round
- Big rigs, for short
- Interstate haulers
- Playoff rounds
- Interstate trucks
- Final Four rounds
- 18-wheelers
- They're good for the long haul
- Rest stop lineup
- Wimbledon sections
- Tourney stage before the finals
- Rigs on the road
- Common carriers
- Teamsters' wheels
- Round of four
- Round after the quarters
- They come after quarters
- Games before finals
- Rest stop sights
- Tournament parts
- Some playoffs
- Highway behemoths
- Huge haulers
- Tournament rounds, for short
- They're weighed at weigh stations
- Finals preceders
- Next-to-last round
- Final Four games
- Penultimate round
- They're followed by the finals
- Four enter them, but only two survive
- Fungus that affects cereal
- Tourney rounds with four teams
- Weigh station visitors
- Tournament round before the finals
- Freeway haulers
- Matches before the finals
- They're more important than quarters
- Quarters followers
- Games played by Elite Eight winners
- Haulers on the highway
- Truckers' rigs
- Long transports, for short
- Certain trailer trks.
- Rig trucks
- Some trks.
- Rigs, for short
- Popular toy trucks, for short
- Long-distance transports
- Arena prelims
- Elimination rounds
- Truck rigs
- Freight-hauling trailers
- Behemoths of the road
- Trucking rigs
- Certain trailers, for short
- Game rounds
- Certain trucks
- Tourn. round
- Coin of ancient Rome
- These could form a convoy
- Trailer trucks, for short
- Road behemoths
- They follow quarters
- Highway giants
- Trucks at a truck stop
- Trailer types
- Turnpike vehicles
- Prefinals, for short
- Large trucks
- Paired houses
- Truckers' vehicles
- Road runners
- High rollers?
- Big trucks
- Highway haulers
- Long rides?
- Final Four matches
- They pull their load
- Some trucks, for short
- Truck stop sights
- Convoy trucks
- Convoy constituents
- They precede finals
- Highway sights
- Tractor trailers
- Next-to-last tourney rounds
- Long haulers
- Convoy components
- Truck stop stoppers
- They're in it for the long haul
- Rounds before finals
Wiktionary
semis
Etymology 1 n. (plural of semi English) Etymology 2
n. A small bronze coin minted during the Rome, valued at half an as.
Wikipedia
Semis
The semis literally meaning half was a small Roman bronze coin that was valued at half an as. During the Roman Republic, the semis was distinguished by an 'S' (indicating semis) or 6 dots (indicating a theoretical weight of 6 uncia). Some of the coins featured a bust of Saturn on the obverse, and the prow of a ship on the reverse.
Initially a cast coin, like the rest of Roman Republican bronzes, it began to be struck from dies shortly before the Second Punic War 218-204 BC. The coin was issued infrequently during the Roman Empire, and was ceased to be issued by the time of Hadrian 117-138 AD.
Usage examples of "semis".
Jeremiah like a Volkswagen that had been crunched longways between two semis.
He thought he caught a glimpse of Carson talking to two civilians up by the cab of one of the semis.