Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Mittent

Mittenta.sending forth, emitting, discharging

1271

Mittimus

Mittimusn.a warrant of commitment to jail

1272

Mitu

Mitun.a Brazilian bird of the turky kind

1273

Mity

Mitya.having or abounding with mites, rotten

1274

Mitylenean

Mityleneann.a native of Mitylene, the capital of Lesbos;a.of Mitylene

1275

Mix

Mixv.t.to mingle, make, form, join, unite

1276

Mixtilinear

Mixtilineara.mixture of lines, some strait, others curved

1277

Mixtion

Mixtion, or Mixturen.the act of mixing, things mixed

1278

Mizen

Mizenn.the mast in the stern of a ship

1279

Mizmaze

Mizmazen.a maxe, labyrinth, confusion

1280

Mizzy

Mizzyn.a bog, quagmire swamp

1281

Moan

Moanv.i.to grieve, to lament,n.a lamentation

1282

Moat

Moatn.a canal or ditch made round a castle, &c.

1283

Moat (2)

Moatv.t.to surround or secure with a moat

1284

Mob

Mobn.a woman's cap, crowd, populace, noice

1285

Mob (2)

Mobv.t.to scold, harass, riot, overbear, press

1286

Mobbish

Mobbishv.mean, low, vulgar, neify, loud

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Mobile

Mobilen.a mob, rout, sphere, cause of motion

1288

Mobility

Mobilityn.the populace, activity, inconsistency

1289

Moccason

Moccason, or Moggasonn.a shoe of soft lether without a sole, ornamentel round the ankle

1290

Mochostone

Mochostone, [ch as k]n.a gray stone with figures of moss, shrubs and branches

1291

Mock

Mockv.t.to deride, mimic, tantalize, deceive

1292

Mock (2)

Mocka.false, counterfeit;n.a ridicule, a jest

1293

Mockable

Mockablea.exposed to derision, ridiculous

1294

Mocker

Mockern.one who mocks, one who derides

1295

Mockery

Mockeryn.derision, ridicule, sport, vain show

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Mockingly

Mockinglyad.in the way of mockery or insult