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Webster Dictionary :: Melancholiness

MEL'ANCHOLINESS, n. State of being melancholy; disposition to indulge gloominess...

Webster Dictionary :: Melancholily

MEL'ANCHOLILY, adv. With melancholy.

Webster Dictionary :: Melancholic

MEL'ANCHOLIC, a. [See Melancholy .] 1. Depressed in spirits; affected with gloom...

Webster Dictionary :: Melanagogue

MELANAGOGUE, n. melan'agog. [Gr. black, and to drive.] A medicine supposed to ex...

Webster Dictionary :: Melanage

MELANAGE, n. melanj'. A mixture. [Not English.]

Webster Dictionary :: Melampode

MEL'AMPODE, n. [Gr. blackfoot.] The black hellebore.

Webster Dictionary :: Meiosis

MEIO'SIS, n. [Gr.] Diminution; a rhetorical figure, a species of hyperbole, repr...

Webster Dictionary :: Meionite

MEIONITE, n. [Gr. less; from its low pyramids.]pyramidical feldspar, of a grayis...

Webster Dictionary :: Meine

MEINE, v.t. To mingle. MEINE

Webster Dictionary :: Megrim

ME'GRIM, n. [ L. hemicrania, half the head.] Properly, a pain in the side of the...

Webster Dictionary :: Megatherium

MEGATHE'RIUM MEGATH'ERY, n. [Gr. great, and a wild beast.] A quadruped now extin...

Webster Dictionary :: Megalopolis

MEGALOP'OLIS, n. [Gr. great, and city.] A chief city; a metropolis. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Megalonyx

MEGALON'YX, n. [Gr. great, and a nail.] An animal now extinct, whose bones have ...

Webster Dictionary :: Megacosm

MEG'ACOSM, n. [Gr. great, and world.] The great world.

Webster Dictionary :: Meetness

MEE'TNESS, n. [from meet.] Fitness; suitableness; propriety.

Webster Dictionary :: Meetly

MEE'TLY, adv. [from meet.] Fitly; suitably; properly.

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