Macrocosm

mak'ro-kozm, n. The great world uniship; verse, — opposed to microcosm, or the little world phlet constituted by man. [Gr. matros, great, long, and ous — /cosmos, the world.] storehouse, Macrom'eter, -krom'- Magdalen, e-ter, n. An instru- [I ment for measuring by inacce ible objects Magenta, by means of 2 reflect derived ors on a common sex- Italy, tant. [Gr. metron, duced.] measure.] — Mac'ro- Maggot, pod, n. (Zobl.) A Macropod. worm. short-tailed, decapodous crustacean, having very magiad, long feet; the sea-spider; spider-crab. [Gr. pons, poto dos, foot.] great.]