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Webster Dictionary :: Malaxation
MALAXA'TION, n. The act of moistening and softening; or the forming of ingredien...
Webster Dictionary :: Malaxate
MAL'AXATE, v.t. To soften; to knead to softness.
Webster Dictionary :: Malate
MAL'ATE, n. [L. malum, an apple.] A salt formed by the malic acid, the acid of a...
Webster Dictionary :: Malar
MA'LAR, a. [L. mala, the cheek.] Pertaining to the cheek.
Webster Dictionary :: Malapropos
MALAPROPOS, adv. malap'ropo. Unsuitably.
Webster Dictionary :: Malapertness
MAL'APERTNESS, n. Sauciness; impudent pertness or forwardness; sprightliness of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Malapertly
MAL'APERTLY, adv. Saucily; with impudence.
Webster Dictionary :: Malapert
MAL'APERT, a. [mal and pert.] Saucy; quick, with impudence; sprightly, without r...
Webster Dictionary :: Malanders
MALAN'DERS, n. A dry scab on the pastern of a horse.
Webster Dictionary :: Malaga
MAL'AGA, n. A species of wine imported from Malaga, in Spain.
Webster Dictionary :: Malady
MAL'ADY, n. [L. malum; Eng. mellow, L. mollis.] 1. Any sickness or disease of th...
Webster Dictionary :: Maladministration
MALADMINISTRA'TION, n. [See Mal and Administer.] Bad management of public affair...
Webster Dictionary :: Malacostomous
MALACOS'TOMOUS, a. [Gr. soft, and mouth.] Having soft jaws without teeth; as a f...
Webster Dictionary :: Malacopterygeous
MALACOPTERYG'EOUS, a. [Gr. soft, a point or feather.] Having bony rays of fins, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Malacolite
MAL'ACOLITE, n. [Gr. mallows, from its color.] Another name for diopside, a vari...
Webster Dictionary :: Malachite
MAL'ACHITE, n. [Gr. mallows, L. malva, soft, so names from its resembling the co...
