Mechanic

me-kanlk, n. One who works with matreaty for another. [OF.] — Me'diatize, -dT-a-tlz, v. chines or instruments; o [-TIZED (-tizd), -tizixg.] To render mediate: to j a workman employed make mediately, not immediately, dependent.— Me'- in the mechanic arts; ^5v fp^ffi dia'tor, -ter, n. One who mediates, esp. between par art i ricer; artisan;oper- ^s. • ^""£^^^ ties at variance; interce or; advocate; propitiator; a v e — Mechanic, JsV >— -^ hence, by way of eminence, Christ called the Me- -ical,-ical, a.a. Pert,rert. to,to, gov-gov- Jik>P 4 diator. [L.] — Me'diato'rial, a. Pert, to a mediator, erned by, or in accord his agency, or office.— Me'dia'torship, n. Office of a ance with, the princimediator. — Me'cuVcre, -dT-o'kr, a. Of a middle ples or a w s of me quality; indifferent; ordinary; commonplace. — n. chanics; depending One of indifferent talents or ordinary abilities. [F.; upon mechanism or L. mediocris, medius.] — Medioc'rity, -oklf-tT, n. machinery done as if Quality of being mediocre a moderate degree or rate. by a machine, or with- — Me'dium, -dT-um, n. L. pi. -dia, -di-a, E. pi. -diout conscious exertion UMS, -di-umz. That which lies in the middle; inter of will; pert, to artivening body or quantity; middle place or degree sans or mechanics; mean. (Math.) See Mean. (Logic.) The mean or made by mechanical middle term of a syllogism. An intervening or per means, and not by vading substance; instrumentality of communicachemical action. [01.._ t, tion; agency of transmi ion; esp. in animal magnet me chan i que, L. me- Mechanical Powers. ism, spiritualism, etc., a person through whom the chanicu, Gr. me chan lever; inclined plane; action of another being said to be manifested and ike,chine, q.mechane,v.] -Mechan-a ma- Pwh * *