menial, melneal, meyneal

& subst. [Middle English meine, meinee, meyny, .; -al.] [MANY.] A. As adjective : IMG:content-1100.png:[blocks in formation] "To their house three barons bold Must menial service do." Scott: Marmion, ii. 13. B. As subst.: A retainer; one of a body of servvants; a domestic servant. "That all might mark-knight, mental , high, and low." Cowper: Hope, 312. Mén-ière, s. [Fr. The name of a noted phys i cian.] (See compound.) Ménière's disease, s . Pathol.: A disease of the circular canal of the ear, often resulting in incoordination of movement, and always characterized by vertigo and deafne . *měn'-Ild, a . [MENALD.] měn-il-ite, s. [From the place where found, Menil-montant, Paris; suff, -ite ( Min.).] Min .: A variety of opal (q. v.), occurring in concretionary forms (tuberose or reniform), in an argillaceous shale. It is opaque, and of a dull-grayish to grayish-brown color.