mylet

A Middle English form of mile. Myliobatidæ (mil"i-ō-bat'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., from tropical seas. Their broad pointed pectoral-like wings give them the name eagle - ray, and from the whip like tail armed with a spine near the base they are called 2. [l. c.] An animal of this genus. mylodont (mi'lo-dont), a. and n. I. a. Pertaining to the mylodons, or having their char acters. II. n. A mylodon. mylodon. my log lo us (mi-lō-glos'us), n.; pl. my log lo i my log lo i (-1). [NL., Gr. μύλη , a mill, a molar tooth, a grinder, + γλῶσσα, the tongue.] A muscular slip acce ory to the stylo glo us, pa ing from the angle of the jaw or the stylo maxillary ligament to the tongue.