sennet noun¹. ['sɛnɪt] L16.
[Perh. var. of SIGNET.]
Hist. A call on a trumpet or cornett ordered in the stage directions of an Elizabethan play, apparently as a signal for the ceremonial entrance or exit of a body of actors.

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sennet noun². ['sɛnɪt] W. Indies. Also sinnet ['sɪnɪt]. L17.
[Perh. from a local language.]
A barracuda.

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