Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Meteorous

Meteorousa.having the nature of a meteor, vaporous

866

Meter

Metern.a person appointed to mete, a measurer

867

Meter (2)

Metern.the cadence or measure of verses, verse

868

Metewand

Metewand, or Meteyardn.a rod to measure with

869

Metheglin

Metheglinn.a drink made of honey and water

870

Methinks

Methinksv.imp. I think, it seems or appears

871

Method

Methodn.order, regualrity, rule, manner

872

Methodical

Methodicala.ranged in order, regular, exact

873

Methodically

Methodicallyad.according to order, exactly

874

Methodise

Methodisev.t.to dispose in order, to regulate

875

Methodism

Methodismn.the doctrins and worship of a denomination of christians, so called from their strictness of life and principles

876

Methodist

Methodistn.an observer of method, an adherent to methodism

877

Methodistic

Methodistica.like or in the manner of methodists

878

Methought

Methoughtpret.of methinks, I thoughtMetonic cycle, the cycle of the moon or 19 years

879

Metonymical

Metonymicala.used by the way of metonymy

880

Metonymy

Metonymyn.the putting of one word for another

881

Metope

Metopen.a space between the tryglyphs of the doric frieze

882

Metrical

Metricala.pertaining to meter, poetical, sweet

883

Metrice

Metricen.a musical measure of syllables, poetry

884

Metropolis

Metropolisn.the chief city of a country

885

Metropolitan

Metropolitann.an archbishop

886

Metropolitan (2)

Metropolitana.belonging to a metropolis

887

Mettle

Mettlen.spirit, courage, fire, vivacity, liveliness

888

Mettled

Mettleda.spirited, courageous, bold, sprightly

889

Mettlesome

Mettlesomea.spirited, lively, gay, brisk, airy

890

Mew

Mewn.a cage, coop, inclosure, seafowl

891

Mew (2)

Mewv.to shut up, molt, cast horns, cry as a cat