Mineral
Mineraln.any substance dug from mines, a fossil
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Mineral (2)
Minerala.consisting of or like fossil bodies
Mineralist
Mineralistn.one who is skilled in minerals
Mineralization
Mineralizationn.the process of forming an ore by a combination of minerals
Mineralize
Mineralizev.t.to combine with a mineral in ore
Mineralizer
Mineralizern.a substance which unites with a metal in ore
Mineralogic
Mineralogica.pertaining to mineralogy
Mineralogist
Mineralogistn.one who discribes minerals
Mineralogy
Mineralogyn.a treatise on minerals or mines
Mingle
Minglev.t.to mix, blend, compound, join, unite
Mingle (2)
Minglen.a mixture, confused mass, medley
Miniature
Miniaturen.a representation in a small compass
Minikin
Minikina.small, diminutive;n.a very small pin
Minim
Minimn.a dwarf, small being, note, letter
Minion
Minionn.a woman's favorite, a dependant
Minious
Miniousa.like or resembling redlead
Minish
Minishv.t.to make less, impair, ob.
Minister
Ministern.a high officer, clergyman, agent, aider
Minister (2)
Ministerv.to give, supply, yield, attend, serve
Ministerial
Ministeriala.relating to a minister of church of state
Ministery
Ministeryn.an office, charge, service
Ministrant
Ministranta.attendant, acting at command
Ministration
Ministrationn.an office, function, agency, act
Ministress
Ministressn.a female who dispenses
Ministry
Ministryn.office, charge, service, agency
Minium
Miniumn.the red oxyd of lead
Mink
Minkn.a small quadruped, valued for its fur