Millpond
Millpondn.a bed of water kept above a mill
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Millpondn.a bed of water kept above a mill
Millracen.a canal to convey water to or from a mill or the current of water
Millstonen.a heavy stone to grind corn with
Millteethn. pl.very large teeth, the grinders
Milrea, or Milreen.a Portugal coin, value 124 cents
Miltn.the spleen, the sperm of a fish, a coin
Mime, or Mimern.a mimic, buffoon, imitator
Mime, or Mimicv.t.to ape, imitate, ridicule
Mimicn.one who ludicrously imitates another
Mimic, or Mimicala.acting the mimic, imitating
Mimicryn.a burlesque imitation, buffoonery
Minan.a denomination of money in Greece, equal to about 18 dollars
Minacious, or Minatorya.threatening, harsh
Minaretn.a small spire or steeple
Mincev.to cut very small, clip, lessen, palliate
Mincen.meat cut small and heated, a hash
Mincinglyad.in small parts not full, darkly
Mindn.intelligent power, opinion, inclination
Mindv.to mark, head, regard, attend, incline
Mindedpa. a.regarded, disposed, inclined, ready
Mindfula.regardful, observant, attentive
Mindlessa.regardless, inattentive, careless
Mindstrucka.moved or affected in mind
Minepron.belonging to me only
Minen.a place where minerals are dug, a hole dug
Minev.to dig mines, sap, ruin, destroy slowly
Minedigger, or Minern.a person who digs mines