in term axillar

& s. [Pref. inter-, and Eng. maxillary (q. v.).] sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. -sious = shus. -ble, -dle, . = bel, del 1 A. As adjective : inter mean Anat . ( Human & Compar .): Of or belonging to the inter max illæ (q. v.); situated between the maxillæ or jaw bones. B. As subst . ( pl .): The inter max illæ (q. v.). *In-ter-mean, s. [Pref. inter- , and Eng. mean (q. v.).] Something done in the mean time. *In-ter-mě-ā-tion, s . [Lat. inter- = between, among, and meatus =a pa age.] A flowing or pa ing between. In-ter-med-dle, *en-ter-med-le, *in-termed-le, v. t. & i. [O. Fr. entremedler, entremesler =to intermingle, from entre between, among, and mesler=to meddle.] *A. Trans.: To intermix, to intermingle. "Many a rose-leafe full long Was inter medled there among." Romaunt of the Rose, 906. IMG:content-1785.png:[blocks in formation] In-ter-med-dler, s. [Eng. intermeddl (e); -er.] One who intermeddles or interferes officiously in matters with which he has no concern. in-ter-med-dle-some, a. [Eng. intermeddle; -some.] Given to intermeddling or interfering; meddlesome. In-ter-med-dle-some-ne , s. [Eng. intermeddle some; -ne .) The quality or state of being intermeddle some. In-ter-mēde, s . [Fr.; Ital. intermedio , from Lat. inter-between, among, and medius =the middle.] An interlude; a short musical dramatic piece.