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Webster Dictionary :: Mouse-hole

MOUSE-HOLE, n. mous'hole. A hole where mice enter or pass; a very small hole or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Mouse-hunt

MOUSE-HUNT, n. mous'hunt. A hunting for mice. 1. A mouser; one that hunts mice.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouse-tail

MOUSE-TAIL, n. mous'-tail. A plant of the genus Myosurus.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouse-trap

MOUSE-TRAP, n. mous'trap. A trap for catching mice.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouser

MOUSER, n. mouz'er. One that catches mice. The cat is a good mouser.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouth

MOUTH, n. 1. The aperture in the head of an animal, between the lips, by which h...

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthed

MOUTH'ED,pp. Uttered with a full, swelling, affected voice. 1. Taken into the mo...

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthfriend

MOUTH'FRIEND, n. One who professes friendship without entertaining it; a pretend...

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthful

MOUTH'FUL, n. As much as the mouth contains at once. 1. A quantity proverbially ...

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthhonor

MOUTH'HONOR, n. Civility expressed without sincerity.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthing

MOUTH'ING, ppr. Uttering with an affected swelling voice.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthless

MOUTH'LESS, a. Destitute of a mouth.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthmade

MOUTH'MADE, a. Expressed without sincerity; hypocritical.

Webster Dictionary :: Mouthpiece

MOUTH'PIECE, n. The piece of a musical wind instrument to which the mouth is app...

Webster Dictionary :: Movable

MOVABLE, a. [from move.] That may be moved; that can or may be lifted, carried, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Movableness

MOVABLENESS, n. The state or quality of being movable; mobility; susceptibility ...

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