sy·cee (sī sē′)
noun
silver in the form of ingots, usually bearing the stamp of a banker or assayer, formerly used in China as money
Etymology: Cantonese < Mandarin hsi ssǔ, fine silk: so called because it may, when heated, be spun into fine threads
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