Webster's Dictionary 1806

892

Mewl

Mewlv.i.to squall or cry as a young child

893

Mexican

Mexicann.a native of mexico;a.pertaining to it

894

Mezzotinto

Mezzotinton.a kind of engraving upon copper

895

Miasm

Miasm, or Miasman.noxious effluvia

896

Miasmatic

Miasmatica.pertaining to noxious effluvia

897

Mica

Mican.an argillaceous earth, in shining, thin plates, called also glimmer and talck

898

Micaceous

Micaceousa.like or pertaining to Mica

899

Micarell

Micarelln.a species of argillaceous earth

900

Mice

Micen. pl.of mouse

901

Michaelmas

Michaelmas, [ch as k]n.the feast day of St. Michael

902

Miche

Michev.i.to lie hid, hang back, ob.

903

Micher

Michern.a very lazy person, ob.

904

Mickle

Micklea.much, great;n.a great deal

905

Mico

Micon.a beautiful species of monkey

906

Micorgraphy

Micorgraphyn.the description of objects visible by a microscope or telescope only

907

Microcosm

Microcosmn.the little world, a title of man, manMicrocosmic salt, the acid of urine or phosphorus

908

Micrometer

Micrometern.an instrument to measure the magnitudes of objects viewed thro' telescopes and microscopes

909

Microphone

Microphone, or Microcousticn.an instrument to increase small sounds

910

Microscope

Microscopen.a magnifying optical instrument

911

Microscopic

Microscopica.like a microscope, magnifying very small, visible by the microscope only

912

Mid

Mid, or Middle, or Midsta.bewteen two, equally distant

913

Midcourse

Midcourse, or Midwayn.the middle of the way, halfway

914

Midday

Middayn.the middle time of the day, noon

915

Middle (2)

Middle

916

Middleaged

Middleageda.being about the middle of life

917

Middlemost

Middlemost

918

Middling

Middlinga.being of a middle rank, moderate