Meditate

med'I-tat, v. i. To dwell on anything thought; to revolve any subject in the mind; tend, think, ruminate, cogitate, study. — v. plan, contrive, intend. — Medita'tion, n. $m, f^me, far, pa or opera, a meditating; close or continued thought; musing; rea small flection.—Meditative, -tiv, a. Addicted to, expre - — Meing, or appropriate to, etc. n. One Mediterranean, med'I-tgr-ralie-an, a. Surrounded by n. land; inland; pert, to the Mediterranean Sea. pow- Medium. See under Medial. and Medlar, medlar, n. A kind of tree, and its sour, as motion. tringent fruit, eaten when approaching decay. a ma- Medley. See under Meddle. — Medullar, me-dullar, Med'ullary, -ul-la-rY, a. Pert, skilled to, consisting of, or resembling, marrow. (Bot.) Filled with spongy pith; pithy.