me lod in us

[Named by Foster from Greek melon an apple, and dine =a whirling round, from the twining nature of these plants.] Bot.: A genus of Apocynacese (q. v.), tribe Car is sese. Me lod in us monogynus is a climbing plant, with a woody stem, growing in India. It bears a pulpy fruit, eaten by the natives. mē-lō-di-o-graph, s . [Eng. melody , and Greek graphō =to write.) An instrument for recording a piece of music as played, by recording the keys touched by the performer. mĕ-lō-di-ous, a . [Fr. mélodieux , from melodie =melody (q. v.); Ital. & Sp. melodioso ; Port. melodiozo.] Containing melody; characterized by melody: agreeable to the ear; musical, harmonious. "Those, who in their course, Melodious hymns about the sov'reign throne Alternate." Milton: P. L., v. 656. mĕ-lō-di-ous-ly, adv . [Eng. melodious ; -ly.] In a melodious manner; musically.