mynchent

See minchen. myliobatine (mil-i-ob'a-tin), a . Pertaining to myncheryt, n. See minchery . the Myliobatidæ , or having their characters. myndet, n. An obsolete spelling of mind1 . Myliobatis (mil-i-ob'a-tis), n. [NL., mine , mine2. μυλίας (sc. λίθος , a stone), λίθος , a stone), a millstone ( μύλη , myngt, v. An obsolete form of ming1 , ming2 . mill, millstone: see milll ), + βατίς , a flat fish, mynheer (min-har'), n. [ D. mijn heer (= G. of Myliobatida, the skate.] The typical genu genus of Myliobatida, with te ellated teeth adapted for grinding, whence the name. M. aquila is an example. See cut under eagle - ray. myliobatoid (mil-i-ob'a-toid), a. and n. I. a. Pertaining to the Myliobatidæ, or having their United States, M. crinitus , which is abundant in woodlands, is of quarrelsome disposition, has a loud harsh voice, and habitually uses snake-skins in its nest, M. cinerescens is characters. a similar species of the southwestern parts of the United States. M. lawrenci is a much smaller species of Texas II. n. One of the Myliobatida . myllet, n. An obsolete spelling of mill1 . Mya truncata. near their ends; the foot small and linguiform; the two pairs of branch iæ elongated, but not extended into the branchial siphon; the shell inequivalve, having sub median umbones, gaping at the ends, its left or smallest valve provided with a flattened cartilage proce ; and the pallial sinus deeply excavated. It is a group of generally large bivalves, some of which are of considerable economical value. They are known as cobs, clams, gaping - clams, and gapers. Also Myade, Myacea.