mirthless (merthles)

[ Whilst his gamesome cut-tailed cur With his mirthle master plays. mire or mud; full of mire: as, a miry road; a miry lane. and domestication, and is regarded as a better table-fish than the ordinary carp. See cut under carp2. Drayton, Shepherd's Sirena. mirror-galvanometer (mir'or-gal-va-nom"emirthle ne (mėrth'les-nes), n. Absence of tér), n. A galvanometer with a mirror attach mirth. ed to the needle which reflects a beam of light mirtlet, n. An obsolete spelling of myrtle. intercepted by a scale of equal parts. The spot miry (mir'i), a. [ Mirror-writers, it would appear, if they did not "live before Agamemnon," lived not very long after him; for the first seven letters of that chieftain's name are so written in an inscription in the Louvre (Hall of Phidias, 69). Proc. Soc. Psych. Research , III. 41.