Crossword-Solution: SAPPERMENT 10 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 16

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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
Hint 2 anagram
AERA
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CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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Sentences with SAPPERMENT (5)

MARIE [spöttisch]: Ach was! - [Tritt vor ihn hin:] Mann! TAMBOURMAJOR: Und du bist auch ein Weibsbild! Sapperment, wir wollen eine Zucht Tambourmajors anlegen.
Woyzeck Georg Buchner 2004
Justice, sapperment!' 'And who will you be pleased to call yourself, then, for the present,' said Glossin, 'just until I shall bring some other folks to refresh your memory concerning who you are, or at least who you have been?' 'What bin I? donner and blitzen! I bin Jans Jansen, from Cuxhaven; what sall Ich bin?' Glossin took from a case which was in the apartment a pair of small pocket pistols, which he loaded with ostentatious care.
Guy Mannering, Vol. II Sir Walter Scott 2004
This Gab went to the East Indies in the same ship with your younker, and, sapperment! knew him well, though the other did not remember him.
Guy Mannering, Vol. II Sir Walter Scott 2004
Justice, sapperment!’ ‘And who will you be pleased to call yourself, then, for the present,’ said Glossin, ‘just until I shall bring some other folks to refresh your memory concerning who you are, or at least who you have been?’ ‘What bin I? donner and blitzen! I bin Jans Jansen, from Cuxhaven; what sall Ich bin?’ Glossin took from a case which was in the apartment a pair of small pocket pistols, which he loaded with ostentatious care.
Guy Mannering, or The Astrologer, Complete, Illustrated Sir Walter Scott 2006
Sapperment--what a shy fairy it is! See how she crouches down on yonder seat, behind folks' backs, to escape the gaze of the Marckers.--But hold, hold, what are they about to do with the poor old Bishop?” As he spoke, the Bishop of Liege, Louis of Bourbon, was dragged into the hall of his own palace by the brutal soldiery.
Quentin Durward Sir Walter Scott 2005