Methodiz'er

n. One" who methodizes. — Metonymy, me-ton't-mt or nict'oniml. (Rhet.) A trope in which one word is put for another; which have a change some of' relation names to each other. — Mefope. -o-pe, n. (Arch.) The space Metope, between the triglypl\s of the Doric frieze, often adorned with carved work. Mete, met, v. t. To ascertain the quantity, dimensions, or capacity of, by rule or standard; to measure.— n. Measure; limit; boundary. — Met'age, -ej. n. Measurement of coal; charge for measuring.— Mooter, n. One who, or that which, metes or measures; esp. an instrument for measuring the consumption of gas, also of water; a licensed measurer of coal before its delivery for sale. — Meier, -tre, n. Rhythmical arrangement of words into verses, stanzas, strophes, etc.; number of syllables in a verse, etc.; rhythm; measure; verse; a decimal measure of length = 39.37 inches. — Met'ric, mEt'rik, a. Pert, to the decimal system of weights and measures, in which the meter is the unit of linear, square, and cubic measure. — Mefrical, a. Pert, to measure, or due arrangement or combination of long and short syllables; consisting of verses; poetically measured: employed in, or obtained by, measurement. Metheglin, me-theglin, n. A liquor made of honey and water boiled and fermented; mead.