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Webster Dictionary :: Microscope

MIC'ROSCOPE, n. [Gr. small, and to view.] An optical instrument consisting of le...

Webster Dictionary :: Microscopic

MICROSCOP'IC MICROSCOP'ICAL, a. Made by the aid of a microscope; as microscopic ...

Webster Dictionary :: Microscopically

MICROSCOP'ICALLY, adv. by the microscope; with minute inspection.

Webster Dictionary :: Micturition

MICTURI'TION, n. [L. micturio.] The act of making water, or passing the urine.

Webster Dictionary :: Mid

MID, a. [L. medius.] 1. Middle; at equal distance from extremes; as the mid hour...

Webster Dictionary :: Mid-course

MID-COURSE, n. The middle of the course or way.

Webster Dictionary :: Mid-day

MID'-DAY, a. Being at noon; meridional; as the mid-day sun. MID'-DAY , n. The mi...

Webster Dictionary :: Mida

MI'DA, n. [Gr.] A worm, or the beanfly. MID'-AGE , n. The middle of life, or per...

Webster Dictionary :: Middest

MID'DEST, a. superl. of mid. Among the middest crowd. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Middle

MIDDLE, a. mid'l. [L. medius.] 1. Equally distant from the extremes; as the midd...

Webster Dictionary :: Middle-aged

MID'DLE-AGED, a. Being about the middle of the ordinary age of man. A middle-age...

Webster Dictionary :: Middle-earth

MID'DLE-EARTH, n. The world.

Webster Dictionary :: Middlemost

MID'DLEMOST, a. Being in the middle, or nearest the middle of a number of things...

Webster Dictionary :: Middling

MID'DLING, a. Of middle rank, state, size or quality; about equally distant from...

Webster Dictionary :: Midge

MIDGE, n. A gnat or flea. [Not used.] MID'-HEAVEN , n. The middle of the sky or ...

Webster Dictionary :: Midland

MID'LAND, a. Being in the interior country; distant from the coast or sea shore;...

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