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main, mains, mean, means, mein, meins, meyn,
mean [min, men]
n. A means. An instrument, a way, an occasion or opportunity. Property, possessions, means of livelihood.
pl. means
adj. Intermediate, intervening.
n. A means. An instrument, a way, an occasion or opportunity. Property, possessions, means of livelihood.
pl. means
adj. Intermediate, intervening.
bemaen, bemain, bemean, bemeen, bemein, demain, demane, demayne, demean, demein, maen, main, mane, mean, meen, mein, meyn,
mean [min, men]
adj. Common to two or more persons or things, possessed jointly. Of an animal: in poor condition, thin.
adj. Common to two or more persons or things, possessed jointly. Of an animal: in poor condition, thin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bemean [bə-, bɪ-]: To disparage or humiliate.
demean [ˈdə-]: To demean, maltreat, injure.
demeanour: Demeanour.
demean [ˈdə-]: To demean, maltreat, injure.
demeanour: Demeanour.
maenin, maent, main, mainin, maint, mean, meaned, meaneen, meanin, meanness, means, meant, meen, meenin, meent, mein, meinin, meint, ment, meyn, mint,
mean [min, men]
adj. Mean.
v. To mean.
pt. pp. meant [mint, ment]
adj. Mean.
v. To mean.
pt. pp. meant [mint, ment]
Compounds and phrases etc.
meangie: col. Tight with money, mingy.
meanin [ˈminɪn, ˈmenɪn]: Meaning.
meaninless: Meaningless.
meanness Meanness.
meanin [ˈminɪn, ˈmenɪn]: Meaning.
meaninless: Meaningless.
meanness Meanness.
maskin, meascán, mescaun, mesgan, meshkin, meskin, miscaun, miskin,
meascán [U. ˈmɛskən]
n. Irish. A lump of butter weighingseveral pounds. A large round pat of butter.
n. Irish. A lump of butter weighingseveral pounds. A large round pat of butter.
maise, mease, mees, meise, mese, meyse,
mease [miːz, meːz]
v. To soothe, pacify, calm down, alleviate suffering, mitigate. Of picked fruit: to mellow or hasten the process of ripening.
v. To soothe, pacify, calm down, alleviate suffering, mitigate. Of picked fruit: to mellow or hasten the process of ripening.
ait-mait, ate-mait, ate-mate, baess-maet, beast-meat, blyde-maet, blythemeat, cuckoo_meat, eat-mait, eat-meat, faerdie-maet, faerdimaet, fardie-meat, ferdie-maet, ferdie-meat, ferdimet, foggy-meat, fooky-meat, fouky-meat, gow$s_meat, maet, maet-haill, maet-hale, maetin, maetit, mait, maitin, maitit, mait-lik, mate, meat, meat-hail, meat-hale, meatin, meatit, meatlike, meat-like, meet, meht, meit, mete, metin, mett, meyt, nimmet, puddock-meat, sassermaet, sasser-meat, sasser-meit, sasser-met, saucermeat, swine-maet, swine-mait, swine-meat, swine-meit, swyne-meit, yimmet,
meat [mit, met]
n. Food in general.
v. To provide food for. To feed, to eat a meal.
pt. pp. meatit adj. Fed.
n. Food in general.
v. To provide food for. To feed, to eat a meal.
pt. pp. meatit adj. Fed.
Compounds and phrases etc.
beast-meat: Fodder.
blythemeat: A thanksgiving feast after the birth of a child.
eat-meat: An idler, a parasite.
ferdie-meat: I.Sh. Food for a journey or fishing trip.
fouky-meat: S. A pastry.
gowk's meat [gʌuks-, U. goksmet]: The wood sorrel Oxalis acetosella.
meat-hale: Having a healthy, unimpaired appetite.
meatin: Feeding, feeding arrangements.
meat-like: Well-fed.
nuin meat: arch. A midday meal.
puddock-meat: SW. The watercress Nasturtium officinale.
sasser-meat: I.Sh. The meat-filling of a sausage.
ser meatit: Well-fed.
swine-meat: Pig food.
blythemeat: A thanksgiving feast after the birth of a child.
eat-meat: An idler, a parasite.
ferdie-meat: I.Sh. Food for a journey or fishing trip.
fouky-meat: S. A pastry.
gowk's meat [gʌuks-, U. goksmet]: The wood sorrel Oxalis acetosella.
meat-hale: Having a healthy, unimpaired appetite.
meatin: Feeding, feeding arrangements.
meat-like: Well-fed.
nuin meat: arch. A midday meal.
puddock-meat: SW. The watercress Nasturtium officinale.
sasser-meat: I.Sh. The meat-filling of a sausage.
ser meatit: Well-fed.
swine-meat: Pig food.
mechanism,
mechanism [ˈmɛçənɪsm]
n. Mechanism.
n. Mechanism.
media, meedya, meeja,
media [ˈmidɪ(j)ə, ˈmidʒə]
n. Media.
n. Media.
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.
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