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Definition of mire
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Mire (n.) Deep mud; wet,
spongy
earth..
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Modernist
::
Modernist
(n.) One who
admires
the
moderns,
or their ways and
fashions..
Pet
::
Pet (a.)
Petted;
indulged;
admired;
cherished;
as, a pet
child;
a pet lamb; a pet
theory..
Demirelief
::
Demirelief
(n.) Alt. of
Demireliev.
Mangrove
::
Mangrove
(n.) The name of one or two trees of the genus
Rhizophora
(R.
Mangle,
and R.
mucronata,
the last
doubtfully
distinct)
inhabiting
muddy
shores
of
tropical
regions,
where they
spread
by
emitting
aerial
roots,
which
fasten
in the
saline
mire and
eventually
become
new
stems.
The seeds also send down a
strong
root while yet
attached
to the
parent
plant..
Foul
::
Foul (v. t.) To make
filthy;
to
defile;
to daub; to
dirty;
to soil; as, to foul the face or hands with
mire..
Mire
::
Mire (n.) Deep mud; wet,
spongy
earth..
Dag
::
Dag (v. t.) To
daggle
or
bemire.
Addle
::
Addle (n.)
Liquid
filth;
mire.
Hag
::
Hag (n.) A
quagmire;
mossy
ground
where peat or turf has been cut.
Dilettante
::
Dilettante
(v. t.) An
admirer
or lover of the fine arts;
popularly,
an
amateur;
especially,
one who
follows
an art or a
branch
of
knowledge,
desultorily,
or for
amusement
only..
Idolater
::
Idolater
(n.) An
adorer;
a great
admirer.
Demimonde
::
Demimonde
(n.)
Persons
of
doubtful
reputation;
esp., women who are kept as
mistresses,
though
not
public
prostitutes;
demireps..
Admired
::
Admired
(a.)
Wonderful;
also,
admirable..
Apposition
::
Apposition
(n.) The state of two nouns or
pronouns,
put in the same case,
without
a
connecting
word
between
them; as, I
admire
Cicero,
the
orator.
Here, the
second
noun
explains
or
characterizes
the
first..
Jarble
::
Jarble
(v. t.) To wet; to
bemire.
Slough
::
Slough
(n.) A place of deep mud or mire; a hole full of mire.
Bog
::
Bog (v. t.) To sink, as into a bog; to
submerge
in a bog; to cause to sink and
stick,
as in mud and
mire..
Quagmire
::
Quagmire
(n.) Soft, wet, miry land, which
shakes
or
yields
under the
feet..
Bewonder
::
Bewonder
(v. t.) To
wonder
at; to
admire.
Mire
::
Mire (v. i.) To stick in mire.
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