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Webster Dictionary :: Modulate
MOD'ULATE, v.t. [L. modulor, from modus, limit, measure.] 1. To form sound to a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Modishness
MO'DISHNESS, n. The state of being fashionable. 1. Affectation of the fashion.
Webster Dictionary :: Modishly
MO'DISHLY, adv. Fashionably; in the customary mode.
Webster Dictionary :: Modish
MO'DISH, a. [from mode.] According to the mode or customary manner; fashionable;...
Webster Dictionary :: Modillion
MODILLION, n. modil'yun. [L. modiolus, from modus.] In architecture, an ornament...
Webster Dictionary :: Modifying
MOD'IFYING, ppr. Changing the external qualities; giving a new form to; moderating.
Webster Dictionary :: Modify
MOD'IFY, v.t. [L. modificor; modus, limit, manner, and facio, to make.] 1. To ch...
Webster Dictionary :: Modifier
MOD'IFIER, n. He or that which modifies.
Webster Dictionary :: Modification
MODIFICA'TION, n. [from modify.] The act of modifying, or giving to any thing ne...
Webster Dictionary :: Modifiable
MOD'IFIABLE, a. [from modify.] That may be modified or diversified by various fo...
Webster Dictionary :: Modicum
MOD'ICUM, n. [L.] A little; a small quantity.
Webster Dictionary :: Modesty-piece
MOD'ESTY-PIECE, n. A narrow lace worn by females over the bosom.
Webster Dictionary :: Modesty
MOD'ESTY, n. [L. modestia.] That lowly temper which accompanies a moderate estim...
Webster Dictionary :: Modestly
MOD'ESTLY, adv. Not boldly; not arrogantly or presumptuously; with due respect. ...
Webster Dictionary :: Modest
MOD'EST, a. [L. modestus, from modus, a limit.] 1. Properly, restrained by a sen...
Webster Dictionary :: Moderns
MOD'ERNS, n. Those who have lived in times recently past, or are now living; opp...
