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Definition of mew
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mew is as below...
Mew (v. i.) To cast the
feathers;
to molt;
hence,
to
change;
to put on a new
appearance..
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Frutescent
::
Frutescent
(a.)
Somewhat
shrubby
in
character;
imperfectly
shrubby,
as the
American
species
of
Wistaria..
Saltish
::
Saltish
(a.)
Somewhat
salt.
Spar
::
Spar (n.) An old name for a
nonmetallic
mineral,
usually
cleavable
and
somewhat
lustrous;
as, calc spar, or
calcite,
fluor spar, etc. It was
especially
used in the case of the
gangue
minerals
of a
metalliferous
vein..
Largish
::
Largish
(a.)
Somewhat
large.
Shield
::
Shield
(n.) A
framework
used to
protect
workmen
in
making
an adit under
ground,
and
capable
of being
pushed
along as
excavation
progresses..
Pianoforte
::
Pianoforte
(a.) A
well-known
musical
instrument
somewhat
resembling
the
harpsichord,
and
consisting
of a
series
of wires of
graduated
length,
thickness,
and
tension,
struck
by
hammers
moved by
keys..
Lizard''s Tail
::
Lizard's
tail () A
perennial
plant of the genus
Saururus
(S.
cernuus),
growing
in
marshes,
and
having
white
flowers
crowded
in a
slender
terminal
spike,
somewhat
resembling
in form a
lizard's
tail;
whence
the
name..
Enmew
::
Enmew (v. t.) See
Emmew.
Subcorneous
::
Subcordate
(a.)
Somewhat
cordate;
somewhat
like a heart in
shape.
Oecoid
::
Oecoid
(n.) The
colorless
porous
framework,
or
stroma,
of red blood
corpuscles
from which the
zooid,
or
hemoglobin
and other
substances
of the
corpuscles,
may be
dissolved
out..
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) One of the
bones,
usually
bearing
teeth,
which form the
framework
of the
mouth..
Nun
::
Nun (n.) The smew.
Teledu
::
Teledu
(n.) An East
Indian
carnivore
(Mydaus
meliceps)
allied
to the
badger,
and noted for the very
offensive
odor that it
emits,
somewhat
resembling
that of a
skunk.
It is a
native
of the high
mountains
of Java and
Sumatra,
and has long, silky fur.
Called
also
stinking
badger,
and
stinkard..
Beak
::
Beak (n.) Any
process
somewhat
like the beak of a bird,
terminating
the fruit or other parts of a
plant..
Cob
::
Cob (n.) A sea mew or gull; esp., the
black-backed
gull
(Larus
marinus)..
Mushroom
::
Mushroom
(n.) An
edible
fungus
(Agaricus
campestris),
having
a white stalk which bears a
convex
or oven
flattish
expanded
portion
called
the
pileus.
This is
whitish
and silky or
somewhat
scaly
above,
and bears on the under side
radiating
gills which are at first
flesh-colored,
but
gradually
become
brown.
The plant grows in rich
pastures
and is
proverbial
for
rapidity
of
growth
and
shortness
of
duration.
It has a
pleasant
smell,
and is
largely
used as food. It is also
cultivated
from
spawn..
Casing
::
Casing
(n.) An
inclosing
frame;
esp. the
framework
around
a door or a
window.
See Case, n., 4..
Milky
::
Milky (a.) Like, or
somewhat
like, milk;
whitish
and
turbid;
as, the water is
milky.
Milky
juice..
Mammillary
::
Mammillary
(a.)
Composed
of
convex
convex
concretions,
somewhat
resembling
the
breasts
in form;
studded
with small
mammiform
protuberances..
Ant Thrush
::
Ant
thrush
() One of
several
species
of
tropical
birds,
of the Old
World,
of the genus
Pitta,
somewhat
resembling
the
thrushes,
and
feeding
chiefly
on
ants..
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