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Webster Dictionary :: Measurableness
MEASURABLENESS, n. mezh'urableness. The quality of admitting mensuration.
Webster Dictionary :: Measurable
MEASURABLE, a. mezh'urable. [See Measure .] 1. That may be measured; susceptible...
Webster Dictionary :: Measly
MEASLY, a. mee'zly. Infected with measles or eruptions.
Webster Dictionary :: Measles
MEASLES, n. mee'zles; with a plural termination. 1. A contagious disease of the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Measled
MEASLED, a. mee'zled. [See Measles .] Infected or spotted with measles.
Webster Dictionary :: Measle
MEASLE, n. mee'zl. A leper. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Mease
ME'ASE, n. [from the root of measure.] The quantity of 500; as a mease of herrin...
Webster Dictionary :: Mear
MEAR. [See Mere .]
Webster Dictionary :: Meant
MEANT, pret. and pp. of mean.
Webster Dictionary :: Meanness
ME'ANNESS, n. Want of dignity or rank; low state; as meanness of birth or condit...
Webster Dictionary :: Meanly
ME'ANLY, adv. [See Mean .] Moderately; not in a great degree. In the reign of Do...
Webster Dictionary :: Meaning
ME'ANING, ppr. Having in mind; intending; signifying. ME'ANING , n. That which e...
Webster Dictionary :: Meandrian
MEAN'DRIAN, a. Winding; having many turns.
Webster Dictionary :: Meandering
MEAN'DERING, ppr. or a. Winding in a course, passage or current.
Webster Dictionary :: Meander
MEAN'DER, n. [the name of a winding river in Phrygia.] 1. A winding course; a wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Mean
MEAN, a. [L. communis, vulgus, minor and minuo.] 1. Wanting dignity; low in rank...
