Machines

collectively; the working parts of a machine, arranged to apply and regulate force; means by which anything is kept in action; esp. supernatural means by which the action of a fictitious work is carried on and brought to a catastrophe. — Machinist, n. A constructor of machinery. — Machinal, mak'Y-nal, a. Pert, to machines.— Machinate, v. t. To plan; to form, as a plot or a scheme. — Machina'tion, n. Act of contriving a scheme for executing some purpose, esp. an evil one; a hostile or treacherous scheme formed with deliberation and cunning.— Machlna'tor,?;. One who plots with evil designs. siin, cube, full; moon, fot»t; cow, oil; i Mackerel, mak'er-el, n. A food fish, blue, streaked with black, found in I the European and N.! Amer. seas.