Mutiny

mu'tT-ni, n. Insurrection against constituted authority by subordinates, esp. against military or naval commanders; violent commotion; tumult: revolt; uprising; rebellion. — v. i. [mutinied (-nid), -NTiNG.J To rise against lawful authority. — Mutineer', -ner', n. One guilty of mutiny; a sailor or soldier who rises in opposition to the authority of of a the officers. — Mu'tinous, -nus, a. Disposed to mutiny; turbulent. fal- Mutter, mutter, v. i [-tered (-terd), -tering.] To solutter words with a low voice, with sullenne or in complaint; to grumble, murmur; to sound with a with low, rumbling noise. — v. t. To utter with imperfect articulations, or with a low voice. — n. Repre ed or obscure utterance. of, Mutton, muftn, n. The flesh of sheep, raw or dre ed for food.