mestt

mestee (mes-tē′), n. [Also mustee; short for mestizo. Cf. OF. mestis, F. métis, mongrel.] The offspring of a white and a quadroon. [West A Middle English form of most . IMG:content-0527.png:[blocks in formation] A variant of mister2. [Var. of mestive, with substituted Sad; gloomy. [Rare.] Emong all other birds Most mestfull birde am I: Emong all fethered foules I first complain and crie. Kendall, Flowers of Epigram mes (1577). ( Nares.) South , Works, III. 382. ( Latham .) mestift, n. An obsolete variant of mastiff . One of the chief candidates for the me iahship [among The Century, XXIV. 788. the Mohammedans] has already reached A ouan. Me ianic (mes-i-an'ik), a. [= F. Me i an i que = Sp. Mesiánico; as Me iah + -an + -ic.] Relating or pertaining to the Me iah, or to any one supposed to exercise the office of a Mes siah: as, the Me ianic prophecies or psalms; IMG:content-0528.png:[blocks in formation] mestivet (mes'tiv), a . [L. mæstus, mæstus , sad, mournful ( mærere , mærere , be sad, mourn), +E. dismal. -ive. Cf. mestful .] Sad; sorrowful; gloomy; The Melancholy 's mestiue , and too full Of fear full thoughts, and cares vnrequisit. Davies, Microcosmos, p. 31. ( Davies.)