muster place

The place where troops meet or muster for service or review; a meeting place, a IMG:content-1511.png:[blocks in formation] marine; gō, pot, IMG:content-1512.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1513.png:[blocks in formation] quality or state of being mutable; mutability. müt-a-bly, adv. [Eng. mutab (le); -ly.] In a mutable or changeable manner; changeably. 4. A hired attendant at a funeral. 5. In Turkey, a dumb officer acting as execu- tioner. IMG:content-1514.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1515.png:[blocks in formation] B. Trans.: To void, as excrement. *müte (1), s. [MOOT, 8.] IMG:content-1516.png:[blocks in formation] mutilation mu-ti-lā-tion, s . [Fr., from Lat. mutilationem , acc us. of mutilatio , from mutilatus , pa. par. of mu tilo to mutilate (q. v.); Sp. mutilacion ; Ital. mutilazione.] The act of mutilating or depriving of a limb, or other e ential or important part; maiming. "Many of their works have reached our times entire, while Tacitus himself has suffered mutilation ."-Goldsmith: Polite Learning , ch. ii.