murine

& s. [Lat. murinus =belonging to mice.] A. As adj .: Belonging to or having the characteristics of the family Muride or the sub-family Murinse. "South America po e es numerous Murine animals."W. S. Dallas, in Ca ell's Nat. Hist., iii. 112. B. As subst.: Any individual of the family Muride or the sub-family Murine. "These, although true Murines , have a very rabbit-like character."-W. S. Dallas, in Ca ell's Nat . Hist .. iii. 112. mür-I-ō-, pref . [MURIATE, 8.] murio-carbonate of lead, s . [CROMFORDITE.] mürk, s . [Etym. doubtful.] The refuse or husks of fruit after the juice has been expre ed. IMG:content-1492.png:[blocks in formation] " Murky vapor, herald of the storm." mûr-lạn, mür-lin, s . [Gael. murluinn .] Byron: Curse of Minerva. 1. Ord . Lang .: A round, narrow-mouthed basket or hamper. ( Scotch .) 2. ( Pl ., of the form murlins): An algal, Alaria esculent a. [BADDERLOCKS.] pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, murmur