maestral

A variant of mistral. Maestricht beds. See bed1. maestro (mä-es'trō), n. [It., = E. master1, q.v.] A master; specifically, an eminent musical com, poser, teacher, or conductor. mafflet (maf'l), v. i. [ feln, muffeln, chew with the mouth full; prob. imitative; cf. E. faffle, stammer.] To stam IMG:content-0056.jpg:[merged small][graphic] And some mafflid with the mouth and nyst what they mente. Richard the Redele , iv. 63. maffled (maf'ld), p. a. See the quotation. [Prov. Eng.] She was what they call in the country mafled that is, confused in her intellect. Southey, Letters, III. 186. (Davies.) mafflert (maf'ler), n. A stammerer. Holland , Plutarch, p. 535.