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medcin, medical, mediceenar, medicin, medicinar, medicine, mediciner, medsin,
medicine [məˈdɪsɪn]
n. Medicine.
n. Medicine.
Compounds and phrases etc.
medicinal: Medicinal.
mediciner A doctor or physician.
medical [ˈmɛdɪkəl]: Medical.
mediciner A doctor or physician.
medical [ˈmɛdɪkəl]: Medical.
medick, methick,
medick [ˈmɛdɪk]
n. MN. The dandelion Taraxacum officinale.
n. MN. The dandelion Taraxacum officinale.
From the genus Medicago.
meditate [ˈmɛdɪtet]
v. To think deeply about something.
v. To think deeply about something.
Medusa,
Medusa [ˈmɛdusə]
n. Medusa. One of the three Gorgon sisters in Greek mythology
n. Medusa. One of the three Gorgon sisters in Greek mythology
meechie, meechy, meichie,
meechie [ˈmiːçi]
adj. Mean, stingy, close-fisted.
adj. Mean, stingy, close-fisted.
meek,
meek [mik]
adj. Meek.
adj. Meek.
meemic,
meemic [ˈmimɪk]
n. A mimic.
v. To mimic.
n. A mimic.
v. To mimic.
meeneral, meineral, mintheral,
meeneral [ˈminərəl]
n. A mineral.
n. A mineral.
meenimum, meinimum,
meenimum [ˈminəməm]
adj. Minimum.
adj. Minimum.
mannyster, männystèr, mannystrie, männystrie, meen$ster, meeneester, meenester, meenister, meenistir, meenistrie, meenistry, meinister, meinistrie, meinistry, minaister, minaistser, minester, minister, minnyster, minnystrie,
meenister [ˈminɪstər]
n. A minister. A clergyman.
n. A minister. A clergyman.
Compounds and phrases etc.
meenistry [ˈminɪstrɪ]: A ministry.
stickit meenister: A student of the ministry who has failed to be licensed as a preacher.
stickit meenister: A student of the ministry who has failed to be licensed as a preacher.