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magneeficent,
magneeficent [ˈmagnifɪsɛnt]
adj. Magnificent.
adj. Magnificent.
magnes, magnesium, manganese,
magnes [ˈmagnəs]
n. Magnesia.
n. Magnesia.
Compounds and phrases etc.
magnesium: Magnesium.
manganese: Manganese.
manganese: Manganese.
magnum_bonum,
magnum bonum [ˈmagnʌm ˈbonʌm]
n. A bottle containing two quarts of wine or spirits.
n. A bottle containing two quarts of wine or spirits.
Magni, Magnie, Magnus, Mans, Manse, Mansemass, Mansemass, Mansie, Mansimas, Manus, Manzie, Mauns, Maunse, Maunsemas, Maunsie, Maunsmas,
Magnus [ˈmagnʌs]
n. The personal name Magnus.
dim. Mansie [ˈmansi], Magnie
n. The personal name Magnus.
dim. Mansie [ˈmansi], Magnie
Compounds and phrases etc.
Mansimas: I. The Feast of St. Magnus, Earl of Orkney, on December 13.
Mahoon, Mahoun,
Mahoun [məˈhun]
n. Satan.
n. Satan.
best_maid, bestmaid, madin, maid, maiden, maidenheid, maidin,
maid [med]
n. A maid, young woman.
n. A maid, young woman.
maiden [ˈmedən]
n. A maiden, a maidservant. A daughter, an unmarried woman or heiress, a spinster. A guillotine-like instrument.
n. A maiden, a maidservant. A daughter, an unmarried woman or heiress, a spinster. A guillotine-like instrument.
Compounds and phrases etc.
bestmaid: A bridesmaid.
cuckoo's maid: SW. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
hairst maiden: The last sheaf of corn cut at harvest.
maidenheid: The maidenhead, hymen.
milkmaid's ee: S. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys.
cuckoo's maid: SW. The meadow pipit Anthus pratensis.
hairst maiden: The last sheaf of corn cut at harvest.
maidenheid: The maidenhead, hymen.
milkmaid's ee: S. The germander speedwell Veronica chamaedrys.
Madie, Madlin, Maidie, Maidlin,
Maidlin [ˈmedlɪn]
n. The personal name Magdalene or Madeline.
dim. Maidie
n. The personal name Magdalene or Madeline.
dim. Maidie
Magduhlin_Green, Maidlin_gaar, Maidlin_Gair,
Maidlin Gair [ˈmedlɪn geːr]
pn. Magdalen Green (Dundee).
pn. Magdalen Green (Dundee).
maeg, mag, maig, meg,
maig [mɛg, mag]
n. A large ungainly hand, a paw, a flipper, a glove.
v. To spoil by over handling.
n. A large ungainly hand, a paw, a flipper, a glove.
v. To spoil by over handling.
maijestie, maijesty, maijistie, maijisty, majestie,
maijesty [ˈmedʒɪsti]
n. Majesty. Scottish monarchs were traditionally referred to by the title his or her etc. grace or heichness.
n. Majesty. Scottish monarchs were traditionally referred to by the title his or her etc. grace or heichness.