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MIR 41ì: MIS
MIK, -iDH, MH-, r. a. Sport, play, flirt.
See Mire and ZMireadh.
31 ÌR, -E, -EAX, and -annan, s. m. A bit, a
part or piece of any tbing ; a luncheon.
yi I RE, hid. } s. m. and /. pres.
.'MIREADH, -inH, S part. v. Mir. Play, pas-
hilarity. S'-e INIear.
MÌREÀG, -EiG, -A?.', .%/. (//m. of Mire. A
sporting, playing or frisking.
MIUEAGACH, -aiohk, adj. (Mireag,)
Playful, sportive, frolicsome; wanton.
:\IIREAGACHD, s. /. inn. (Mireagach,)
I'layfulness, sportiveness.
.MI RE AN, -EiK, s. m. Playfulness, spor-
tiveness.
>} ÌREAN, -EiN, -AX, s. m. dim. of Mir. A
little piece, poi tion or fragment.
MIREANACH, -aiche, adj. (Mirean,)
iVIerry, playful, causing meiriment.
MIREANACH, -aiche, adj. (Mirean,)
Abounding in small pieces, portions or
fragments.
M IREANACH, -aich, s. m. A bridle-bit.
MIREANACHD, s. f. ind. (Mireanarh,
ndj.) Sportiveness, playfulness.
•\iI..REUSONTA, adj. (Mi, prcf. and
Reiisonta, adj.) Unreasonable, not right,
irrational.
]\II-REUS0NTACI1D, s. /. ind. (Mi-
reusonta,) Unreasonableness.
Ml-RIAGHAILT, -e, -eak, s. /. {'Sli,
pvpf. and Riagbailt.) Misrule, disorder,
confusion, irregularity.
MI-.RIAGHAILTEACH, -eicue, adj.
(Mi-riaghailt,) Disorderly, confused, or
irregulir; turbulent, rebellious, dissolute.
.Ml-RIAGIIAILTEACHD, s^.f.ind. (Mi-
riaghailteach,) Irregularity, disorder; tur-
bulence, rebelliousness, dissoluteness.
-^ÌI-RIAGHAILTICII, idh, mh-, v. n.
i Mi, pre/, and Riaghailtich,) Confuse, con-
found, disarrange.
MI-Rl AGHLADH, -aidh, s. hi. (Mi,/))-,/,
and RiagliUdh.) Anarchy, confusion ; a
mismanagiirg, misinanageniPiit.
Ml-RIAN, -A, -AN, s. ni. ,'Mi, pre/, and
Rian,) DJsoi-d