Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . fim, fame, far, pase or oper&, fare; 6nd, eve, tSrm; Yn, Ice j 8dd, tSne, dr; MAURESQUE 243 MECHANIC. Mauresque. See under JIoor. Mausoleum, nTaw-so-leuin, n. A magnificent tomb, orstately sepul-chral monu-ment, chapel,or editice. —MauBole an,a. Pert, to amausoleum ;monumental. Mauve, mov, purple orlilac cole ringmatter ob-tained fromaniline; t h ecolor itself. Mavis, ma-vis,n. iOrmth.) xMa
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . fim, fame, far, pase or oper&, fare; 6nd, eve, tSrm; Yn, Ice j 8dd, tSne, dr; MAURESQUE 243 MECHANIC. Mauresque. See under JIoor. Mausoleum, nTaw-so-leuin, n. A magnificent tomb, orstately sepul-chral monu-ment, chapel,or editice. —MauBole an,a. Pert, to amausoleum ;monumental. Mauve, mov, purple orlilac cole ringmatter ob-tained fromaniline; t h ecolor itself. Mavis, ma-vis,n. iOrmth.) xMausoleum. The throstle or song-thrush. Maw, maw, n. A stomach of one of the lower ani-mals, or, in contempt, of a man ; in birds, the craw.— Maw-worm, ?». {Med.) An intestinal worm. Mawkish, mawk-ish, a. Apt to cause satiety or loath-ing; nauseous; disgusting; squeamish. Maxillar, maksil-lar,-lary, a. {Anat.) Pert, to thejaw.—Maxillary bone. A bone of either jaw, havingan alveolar process in which the teeth are set. Maxim, maksim, n. An established principle orproposition ; a condensed statement of importantpractical truth ; axiom ; aphorism ; apothegm ; ad-age; proverb.—Maximum, n.; pi. -ima, -ma. { Physics.) The greatest quantity or value attain-able in a given case ; greatest
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