Mangle

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 250
man'gl, n. A machine for smoothing damp cloth or clothes by roller pre ure. — v. t. To smooth Man'man- (linen) with a mangle. — Man'gonel, n. An engine formerly used for throwing stones and battering board Mango, man'go, n. An Asiatic busitree of many species, cultivated in the tree, tropics; cio us its acid luswood fruit; a green m us k-m e 1 o n a Mangos pickled. tan, from -steen, -sten, re. A tree of the E. Indies; its delicious and requirwholesome man' fruit, about the a. size of a small n. orange. whom Mangrove, man'- Mango Tree. grov, n. A tree bailed of the muddy shores and deltas of the tropics, whose branches take root and form new trunks and whose by seeds germinate while attached to the tree, forming com dense forests extending into the water. Mangy. See under Mange. Manhaden. See Menhaden. of Manhood. See under Man. of a in Mania, ma'nl-a, re. Violent derangement of mind; uncontrollable desire; insane pa ion; madne ; denarlirium: frenzy. — Ma'niac, -nT-ak, a. Raving with disordered intellect; mad. — re. One raving; a mad on man.
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