mussel, muscle2 (musl)

[Early mod. E. also muskle; = = OHG. muscula, MHG. muschele, muschel, G. muschel = Sw. mu la = Dan. musling = F. moule = Sp. músculo = Pg. mus culo It. muscalo , musculus , a small fish, man. IMG:content-1133.png:[blocks in formation] Well must ye, an elliptical phrase for wishing good luck to any one. Hall i well. [Prov. Eng.] must2 (must), n. [Also formerly sometimes A general appearance of mu ine , characteristic of the N. Y. Independent , March 25, 1869. mu itatet, v. i. [ mu it at us , pp. of mus sitare (> OF. musiter = Sp. musitar ), freq. of mus to ( must , most , must = mu are, murmur (see musel ): an imitative word, like murmur are, murmur: see murmur.] To mutter. Minsheu; Bailey. mu itationt (mus-i-tā'shon), n. [ D. most = OHG. MHG. G. most = Icel. Sw. must = Dan. most = OF. moust, F. moût = Sp. Pg. It. mos to, mu itatio (n-), a murmuring, mu it at us, murmur: see mu itate.] A mumbling or muttering. mu ite (mus'it), n. [So called from the Mu a Alp in the Ala valley, in Piedmont.) A variety of pyroxene of a greenish-white color. Also called alalite and, more commonly, diop side.