Muzzle, muz'-zl, s

a snout; the mouth of anything; fastening for the mouth which hinders from biting; the extreme end or mouth of a gun or any piece of ordnance; v.a. to fasten the mouth to prevent biting; to restrain from hurting: v.n. to bring the mouth near (Fr. museau, from L. mors us, a bite). a My, mi pron. a. belonging tome. voluntary muscles [Med. ] (Gr. mys, a muscle, and algos, pain.) makos, mushroom) commonly called the howlers, from the loud sounds of their voices (Gr. a bellower). disease in the feet [Med.] (Gr. mykes a mushroom.) on the surface, ., of fermenting liquids (Gr. makos, and derma, a skin). of the spinal cord (Gr. melos marrow) mylos, a mill, and odous, a tooth). sir). muscular substance of the heart [Med. ] (Gr. mys, and kardia, the heart.) cular action (Gr. mys, a muscle, and dynamics). muscles. muscles. muscles (Gr. mys, and grapho, to write). (Gr. mys, and logos, science). nosos, disease). mys and pathos suffering). exogenous plants, consisting of flowering shrubs, of which the myoporum is the type. a Mopy, mi'-o-pe, s. short-sighted ne (Gr. myo, to shut, and ops, the eye). mys and tome, cutting). sand: a. innumerable (Gr. myrios, innumerable). having many feet. See Myriapod a. including such as have an indeterminate number of jointed feet [Zool.] (Gr. myrioi, and pous, a foot. ) men (Gr. myrioi, and archo, to rule). digested in alcohol. [Bot.] (Gr. myria, and phyllon a leaf.) a an endle variety of scenes is produced from combinations of sections of views (Gr. myrioi, and horama, aview) ruffian under some daring leader, so called from the Myrmidons who accompanied Achilles to the Trojan war; an unscrupulous executioner of justice. used in dyeing and tanning (Gr. myron, an unguent, and balanos, an acorn) duct of a small tree found in Nubia and Arabia (Gr.) myrrh a, and phero, to bear). a Myrtiform, mir'-te-form, a. resembling myrtle.