Mixt i lineal

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 120
miks-te-lin'-e-al, a. containing a mix lineal, curvilinear, . ] being mixed; a mixed ma , specially one in which each ingredient retains its property. of a ship. Mizzen-mast, the mast which supports the mizzen-sails. Mizzen-rigging, the shrouds of the mizzen-mast (L. medius, the middle). rain(mist). mnemon, mindful). (Gr.) pain or grief: v.a. to lament; to deplore: s. an expre ion of pain or sorrow (A.S.man an). mone'-ful-le, ad. with lamentation. to with aditch (Old Fr. mote, a dike). a kind of female undre : v.a. to attack in a disorderly manner; to wrap up in a cowl. Mob law, rule of the mob; lynch law. See Mobile. of Mobby, mob'-be, s. juice expre ed from apples and peaches,and distilled to make apple orpeach brandy. females. to the populace (L. from moveo, to move). of in the field. deer-skin or other soft leather,worn by N. American Indians. ant in Mocha, Arabia. at; to deride; to befool; to disappoint: v.n. to make sport in contempt: s. ridicule; derision: a. false; counterfeit imitating reality, but not real (Fr. moquer) ridicule; sport; that which deceives; false show. mok'-ing-le, ad. by way of derision. the thrush family, that mimics others. of Mock-nightingale, mok-nite'-ing-gale, s. the black-cap. an orange flowers. of Mock-sun, mok'-sun, s. a parhelion. to Mock-turtle, mok'-tur-tl, s. a soup made of calf's head, veal, and condiments. a. Modal proposition, one in which the a ertion is made with a limitation or restriction [Logic]. tion of person in the Trinity as a mere distinction in the mode of divine being. of ofsilk. See Mood. (L. modus, measure, manner.) in miniature; example; something to imitate: v.a. or v.n. to form or work after or for a model, especially in some plastic material. or Modeller, mod'-el-er, s. one who models. which awork of art is to be executed. astrolabe (A.S. moder, mother). restrain; to regulate: v.n. to become le violent or intense; to preside in a meeting: a. temperate; observing reasonable bounds; not exce ive or extreme; not violent; of middle rate or quality: s. in Scotland, one who is moderate or accommodating inhis views Mohammedan, of church doctrine and discipline. Moderately, mod'- er-ate-le, ad. in a moderate manner. Moderatene , mod'-er-ate-nes, s. the quality of being moderate.
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