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MIX 409 MIN
MI-NAIREACII, -EicHF.ot/j. (Mi-nàire,)
Shameless, impadeiif.
MIN-AOIS, -E, s. f. (Mion aud Aois.)
Minority.
Ml-NAOMHA, -AoiMHE, adj. (Mi. p>cf.
and Naomh.) L'liholj", profane.
MI-NAOMIIACHADH, -aidh. ». m. and
pres. part, i: Mi-naomhaich, I'lot'aning,
act of profaning, profanation.
Mf-NAOMHACHD, 5./. ìHrf.(Mi-iiiioinh-
a,) Unholiness, profanity.
IVII-NAOMHAICH, -idh, mh-, v. a. (Mi,
prcf. and Naomhaich,) Profane, unhal- |
Ion-.
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MÌN-BHÀIIR, -A, -AN,
BàiT,) Hemlock.
«. m. (Min and
.MIX-BHEULACH, } -aiche, and -eiche,
3IÌN-BH1LEACH, \ OVm and Beul or
Bile,) Soft mouthtd, fiaSteiing, of smooth
speech.
MiN-BHRIATHAll, -air, -thrak, .'. m.
(>[in and Briathar,) A soft expression, a
gentle or flatteiins word or expression.
MÌN-BHRIATHRACII, -aiche, adj.
(Min-bhriathar.) Of mild words; flatter-
ing, fawning.
MÌN-BHR1S, -iDK.MH-, v.a. and n. (Min
and Bris,J Pound, pulverise ; crumble,
fall in pieces.
MÌN-BHRISEADH, -:dh, s. m. and pres.
part. V. Min-bhris. Pounding, act of | MINEAN,
pounding; state of crumbling, falling in
pieces.
MÌN-BHRISTE, pre/, part. r. Min-bhris.
Broken or crumbled into small pieces.
MiX-CHAGAINN, -gsaidh, mii-, v. a.
(.Min and Cagainn,) Masticate, chew into
small pieces.
MÌN-CHAGAIXTE, pret. pari. c. ^[inchagainn.
Chewed, masticated.
MiX-CHAGXADH, -aidh, s.m. and pres.
port, V. Min-chagainn. 3Iasticating, act
of masticating or chewing into small
pieces.
MIX-CHEASXAICH, -idh, mh-, v. a.
(Min and Ceasnaich,) Scrutinize, exam-
ine minutely or strictly.
MiX-CHLOCH, -oici'i, -ax, s. /. (Min
and Cloch.) A smooth stone ; pumice
stone ;
gravel.
MÌX-CHLOCHACH, -aiche, adj. (Minchloeh,)
Abounding in smooth stones, pumice
stones or gravel.
MiX-CIIRL'TH, -A, -AX, s.f. (Min and
Cruth,) A delicate form or figure.
MÌN-CHRUTHACH, -aiche, adj. (Mincruth,)
Of a delicate form or figure ; soft
featured.
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MIN'-CHUILEAG. -iG, -ak, s. /. (Min
and Cuileag,) See ^leanbii-chuileag.
MIN-CIlLlSHACH, -eiche, adj. (Min
and Cùis,) Punctilious, particular about
trifles.
MIX-CHUNNTAS, -a:s, -ak- 5. m. Min
and Cunritas.) A short, or particular account
or reL-koniijg.
MIN-DHLIXE, -A01NE, .;. m. (Min and
Duine,} A dwarf, manikin.
MÌNf^, s.f. iud. {Min, adj.) Smoothness, po-
lish ; softness, delicacy ; minuteness,
smsllness.
MINE, Of/;", comp. of Min, adj. whicli see.
MINEACH, -EICHE, adj. (Min, s.) Mealy,
abounding in meal, like meal.
MÌNEACHADH, -AIDH, s. in. and pres.
part. V. Minich. Expounding, art of expounding,
explaining; an explanation,
illustration, or exposition ; a polishing,
act of polishing.
MÌNEACIID,. ,-. /. Ind. (Min, adj.) See
Mine.
MINEAD, -EiD, s. 771. (Min, adj.) Smoothness,
degree of smoothness ; minuteness,
degree of minuteness or fineness.
.MINEADACH, -aiche, adj. See Mionad-
ach.
MÌXEAG, -EiG, -AK s.f. (Min.) A gentle,
meek or mild woman.
-ix, *. /h. See ileanan.
MINEAR, -EIRE, adj. See Mineach.
MINEIL, -E,
meal.
nr(/-. '(Min, s.) Mealy, like
MIN-EÒL.\CH, -AICHE, adj. (Min and
Eòlach.) Intimately or thoroughly ac-
quainted.
MIX-EOL AS, -Ais, s. vi. (Min and Eòlas,)
Intimate or thorough acquaintance.
MIX-FHEUR, ) -ZÒIR, (Min or Min and
MÌN-FHEUR, i Feur.) Soft or smooth
grass ; a meadow ; a flag "
or btilrush.
:\IIX-GHADACHD,
}$. f. ind.
MÌX-GHADUIDHEACHD, S (Min and
Gadachd or Gaduidheachd,) Petty theft,
pilfering, larceny.
MIX-GHEAE, -HE, adj. (Min and Heal,)
Soft and fair.
MÌX-GHEARR, -Ainii, mh-, r. a. (Min
and Gearr,) Cut into small pieces.
MÌN-GHEARRADH, -aidh, s. vi. and
pres. part. v. ^lin-ghearr. ^lincing, act of
mincing, cutting into small pieces.
MÌX-GHEARRTA, p.vt. part. V. Min-
gheàrr. Cut into small pieces.
MIX-IASG, -ÈISG, -ax, s. m. (Min
and Ia?g.) A small fish or fishes ; a min-
no\v.
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