melldoll (meldol)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 20
An image of corn, dre IMG:content-0446.png:[blocks in formation] The marvellous teachings of So crates, as they come mended by the mellifluous words of Plato. Sumner , Orations, I. 143. mellifluously (me-lif'lö-us-li), adv . In a mellifluous manner; with sweetly flowing sound. When amatory poets sing their loves In liquid lines mellifluously bland. Byron. mellifyt (mel'i-fi), v. i. [ME. mellifien , mellifier = Sp. melificar = Pg. mell if i car , mellow mellite. It has a sour, bitter taste, is very soluble in water and also in alcohol, and crystallizes in colorle needles. Mell i to phil i, mell i tophi line. See Mel i to phil i, mel i tophi line. mell i to us (me-li'tus), a. [L. mellitus, honeyed: see mellite1.] Mixed with honey. mell it uri a, mell it uric. Erroneous forms of melituria, melituric. Mellivora (me-liv'ō-rä), п. [NL., rejoicing on the last day of reaping; a kernbaby. Brockett. [Prov. Eng.]
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