millivolt (milivolt)

[L. mille, a you sand, + E. volt.] The thousandth part of a volt. mill-jade (mil'jād), n. A mill-horse. Would you have me stalk like a mill - jade , All day, for one that will not yield us grains? B. Jonson, Alchemist, iii. 2. millman (mil'man), n.; pl. millmen (-men). One who is employed in a mill. The millmen are also unable to work with their usual vigour. The Engineer, LXV. 535. mill-money (mil'mun"i), n . Milled or coined money. What should you, Or any old man, do, wearing away In this world with diseases, and desire Only to live to make their children scourge-sticks, And hoard up mill-money? Beau , and Fl . , Captain, i. 3. mill-mount a int (mil'moun tān), n. A European flax, Linum cat hart i cum.