Melliferous

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 257
mel-lif'er-us, Melliflc, a. Producing honey. — Mellifluent, -lu-ent, -luous, -lu-us, a. in- Flowing as with honey; smooth; sweetly flowing. — Mellow, mello, a. Soft; not hard, harsh, tough, or used unyielding, — as, soft with ripene , ripe; or well broken and lying lightly, as soil; or not hard, coarse, or imor rough to the senses; soft, rich, delicate, — said of with a sound, color, flavor, etc.; well matured; genial; jovial with liquor; slightly intoxicated; fuddled. — v. t. [mellowed (-lod), -lowing.] To make mellow, in ripen, soften by age; to pulverize. — v. i. To become to insoft; to be ripened, matured, or brought to perfect. To tion. Act of Melodrama, mel-o-dra/ma or -dra'ma, n. A dramatic fare; end, eve, term; Yn, Ice; JJdd, tone, or; 245 MELODY performance in which songs are intermixed, and effect is sought by startling, exaggerated, or unnatural sentiment or situation. — MeFodramatlc, a. 257
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