mais

conj. but. — adv. more; indeed. malavisé, a. imprudent, rash. mais, m. maize, (Indian) corn. malaxage, m., malaxation, /. malaxation, maison, /. house; home; household. malaxing, malaxage. — de commerce, busine house, commercial malaxer, ».t. malax, malaxate, soften by knead firm. ing or rubbing or mixing; ma age. — de santé, private hospital, sanitarium. malaxeur, m. malaxator, worker, mixer, (for — de ville, — commune, town house, mayor’s clay) pugger. —a. malaxing, malaxating, offices. mixing. maitre, m. master; owner, proprietor; head, male, a. & m. male. chief; (sometimes) master workman, foremaléique, a. maleic. man. —a. master; clever; main, prinmalfaisant, a. injurious, harmful; malicious. cipal, head; arrant. mialfil, m. 2 woolen cloth used for making pre —de conférences, (in French universities) bags for oil meal, ete. lecturer. malgré, prep. in spite of, notwithstanding. —de verrerie, gla manufacturer. — qu’on en att, in spite of oneself. — és arts, master of arts. malhabile, a. unskillful, clumsy. — souffleur, (Gla ) head blower. malheur, m. misfortune; unhappine . —verrier, master gla maker, head or empar —, unfortunately. ploying gla worker. mai he ure use ment, adv. unfortunately, unmiaitre e, f. mistre . — a. notable, superior, luckily, unhappily. masterly; chief, main, principal. malheureux, a. unfortunate, unhappy, unmaitrise, f. mastery, mastership. lucky, wretched, pitiful. maitriser, »./. master, control. maligne, fem. of mal in.