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mound.noun,.plural.mounds
a pile of Earth, gravel, sand, rocks or debris.heaped
for protection or concealment;
a natural.elevation,
such as a small hill; a raised mass,
as of hay; a heap; in archaeology,
a large pile
of Earth or stones marking a burial
site; in baseball, the slightly elevated
pitcher's area in the center of the diamond
mound, mounded,
mounding,
mounds.transitive
verbs
to fortify
or conceal with a mound; to heap into a raised mass
manslaughter.noun,.plural.manslaughters
the unlawful killing of one human being by another
without express
or implied.intent
to do any injury (he drove his car wildly down the road without regard
for anything but gaining attention for his hungry ego,
then hit a child who ran into the road to fetch
the ball she had, killing her); manslaughter is classified
as 3rd degree.murder;
2nd
degree murder is murder out of negative emotions at the time, such as anger;
1st
degree murder is premeditated,
cold-hearted and uncaring, the kind of murder satanists in the pharmaceutical
/ medical / chemical and other businesses perpetrate
upon We
the People; the laws in the Old
Testament part of the Bible concerning this:.Exodus
21:12-17; 22:2,3; Numbers
35:11-25; Deuteronomy
19:2-10
murder.noun,.plural.murders
the unlawful killing of
one human being by another, such as from an attitude of premeditated.malice
murder,
murdered,
murdering,
murders.verbs
transitive verb use.to
kill another human being usually from an attitude of hate and without remorse
intransitive
verb use.to
commit murder
murderer.noun,.plural.murderers
murderess.noun,.plural.murderesses
murderous.adjective
capable
of, guilty of or intending
murder; characteristic of
or giving rise to murder or bloodshed
murderously.adverb
murderousness.noun.(normally
used without being pluralized)
misguided.adjective
based
or acting on error;
misled
(well-intentioned but misguided efforts in trying to help but prolonging
the work; misguided attempts such as genetically modifying food, used to
try improving on that which already works well, like how do you improve
on an apple by tinkering with
manipulation
of genes?)
misguidedly.adverb
misguide,
misguided,
misguiding,
misguides.transitive
verbs
to lead or guide in the
wrong direction; lead astray
misguidance.noun,.plural.misguidances
misguider.noun,.plural.misguiders
mage.noun,.plural.mages
magicians
misgiving.noun,.plural.misgivings
a feeling of doubt,
distrust
and apprehension;
qualm
misgive,
misgave,
misgiven,
misgiving,
misgives.verbs
transitive verb use.to
arouse.suspicion
or apprehension in one's mind or heart
intransitive verb use.to
be suspicious, apprehensive or doubtful
matted.adjective
covered with or made from mats; tangled
in a denss.mass
(tried to push through the matted undergrowth)
mat.noun,.plural.mats
a flat piece of coarse
fabric or other material
used for wiping one's shoes or feet or in various other forms as a floor
covering; a small, flat piece of decorated
material placed under a lamp, dish of food or other object; a densely woven
or thickly tangled mass (a mat of hair); the solid part of a lace design;
a decorative border placed around a picture to serve as a frame or provide
contrast between the picture and the frame; a dull, often rough finish,
as of paint, glass, metal or paper (the lamp has a matt brass finish);
a heavy woven net of rope or wire cable placed over a blasting site to
keep debris
from scattering
mat, matted,
matting,
mats.verbs
transitive verb use.to
cover, protect or decorate with mats or a mat; to pack or interweave into
a thick mass (high winds matted the leaves against the base of the fence);
to put a mat around a picture; to produce a dull finish on
intransitive verb use.to
be packed or interwoven into a thick mass; become entangled
mat.adjective
having a dull
finish
match.noun,.plural.matches
one that is exactly
like another in whole
or in specified.qualities;
a counterpart;
having harmonizing.features
(the napkins were a nice match for the tablecloth; the paint colors
were a close match); in sports, a game or contest in which two or more
persons, animals or teams oppose and compete with each other (a soccer
match); a narrow piece, usually of wood or cardboard, coated on one end
with a compound
that ignites
when scratched
against a rough.surface
match, matched,
matching,
matches.verbs
transitive verb use.to
be exactly like; correspond
exactly; to be like with respect
to specified qualities; to resemble
or harmonize with (the coat matches the dress); cause to correspond (matching
deeds to beliefs)
intransitive verb use.to
be a close counterpart; correspond
matcher.noun,.plural.matchers
mismatch,
mismatched,
mismatching,
mismatches.transitive
verbs
to match unsuitably
or inaccurately
mismatch.noun,.plural.mismatches
mustard plaster.noun
a plaster made with a pastelike
mixture of powdered black mustard, flour and water and put between small
sheets of cheesecloth or other
cloth, then applied to the skin as as a counterirritant
or rubefacient; a poultice
made with mustard to relieve such things as bronchitis
mildew.noun,.plural.mildews
any of various.fungi
that form a superficial, usually
whitish growth on plants and various organic.materials;
a superficial coating or discoloration of organic materials, such as cloth,
paper or leather, caused by fungi, especially under damp.conditions;
a growing plant's disease caused by such fungi
mildew,
mildewed,
mildewing,
mildews.intransitive.and.transitive
verbs
to affect
or become affected with mildew
mildewy.adjective
methanol.noun
a colorless, toxic, flammable
liquid, CH3OH, used as an antifreeze, a general solvent,
a fuel and a denaturant for
ethyl alcohol; also called carbinol, methyl alcohol, wood alcohol, wood
spirits; poisonous types
of alcohols
misdemeanor.noun,.plural.misdemeanors
a misdeed
Law:.in
law,
an.offense.less.serious.than
a felony
misdeed.noun,.plural.misdeeds
a wrong.deed;
a wrongdoing
in memory of.adverb
in memoriam;
intended
to remind people of
memory.noun,.plural.memories
memories
are the things you remember;
the mental.faculty
of retaining
and recalling
past experience;
the act
or an instance
of remembering; recollection
(spent the afternoon looking down at the sea, lost in memory); one's memory
is all that a person can remember (it hasn't happened in my memory); something
remembered (pleasant
childhood memories); the fact
of being
remembered; remembrance
(dedicated
to their grandparents' memory)
Computers:.a
unit
of a computer that preserves.data
for retrieval;
capacity
for storing.information
(two million bytes
of memory; in statistics,
the set of past events affecting a given event in a stochastic.process;
the capacity
of a material,
such as plastic or metal, to return to a previous shape after deformation
memorize, memorized,
memorizing,
memorizes.transitive
verbs
to commit to memory, that is, to learn
and be able to recall
memorizable.adjective
able to be memorized
memorization.noun,.plural.memorizations
memorizer.noun,.plural.memorizers
metropolis.noun,.plural.metropolises
a major
city, such as
the chief city of a country or region
(Chicago, the metropolis of the American Midwest); a city or an urban
area regarded
as the center of a specific.activity
(a great cultural
metropolis as was Zidon in ancient
times)
metropolitan.adjective
of,
relating.to.or.characteristic
of a major city (crowded metropolitan streets; a metropolitan newspaper);
of or constituting
a large city or urbanized area, including adjacent.suburbs
and towns (the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area; a metropolitan county)
matron.noun,.plural.matrons
a mother of dignity,
mature
age and established.social.position;
a woman who acts as a supervisor
or monitor
in a public institution, such as a school, hospital, nursing home or in
a residence
of nurses
matronal.adjective
matronly.adverb.&.adjective
matronliness.noun
mutable.adjective
capable
of or subject
to change or alteration;
prone
to frequent
change; inconstant (mutable
weather patterns)
mutability.or.mutableness.noun
mutably.adverb
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