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MIC 645 MinMetathesis, s. Caochladh, atharrachadh.Mete, v. a. Tomhais, thoir gu tomhas, cothromalcli.Metewand, )Meteyard, jSlat-thomhais.Meteor, s. Dreug, deatach neoil, tein-adhair.Meteorolist, s. Speuradair, fear-adhair-eòlais.Meteorology, *. Speuradaireaclul, adhar-eòlas.Meteorous, adj. Dreugach, dreugail.Meter, «. Fear-tonihais.Metheglin, s. Deoch-mheala, leann meala.Methixks, impers. v. Air learn, saoileam. SeeMeseenis.Method, «. Dòigh, seòl, rian, alt, modh, achd, rathad,òrdiigh.Methodic, adj. See Methodical.INIethodical, adj. Dòigheil, rianail, òrdail, seòlta,riaghailtcach.Methodically, adv. See Methodical.Methodist, s. 1. An observer of method: fearseòlta, fear-dòighe, fear riaghailt. 2. one of a certainreligious sect : fear poncail an nithibh nadiadhachd, fear-dealachaidh o eaglais Shasuinn.Methodize, v. a. Cuir air dòigh, cuir an òrdugh,gleus.Methought, pret. v. Methink. Air team, shaoil mi.Metonymical, adj. Samhlachail, an àite seadh eile.Metonymically, adv. See Metonymical.Metonymy, s. Samhladh, modh samhlaidh.Metoposcopist, s. Gnùis-fhiosaiche.Metoposcopy, s. Gnijis-fliiosachd.Metre, s. Rannachd, rann-bhàrdachd.Metrical, adj. Rannach, rann-reidh.INIetrician, Ì 5. Fear-rann-bhàrdachd, fear-rann-Metrist, Jachd.Metropolis, s. Ard-bhaile, priomhbhaile, àrdchathairna rioghachd.Metropolitan, s. Easbuig àird-bhaile, àrd-easbuig.Metropolitan, adj. Priomh-bhailteach.Metropolite, 4'. See Metropolitan, s.Mettle, i. 1. Spirit, sprightliness, courage : smior,smioralachd, niisneachd, meanmnadli, duinealas,fearalas, cruadal. 2. substance : brlgh, stuth.Mettled, ì adj. Smiorail, niisneachail, meanm-Mettlesome, Jnach, duincil, fearail, cruadalach.Mettlesomely, adv. See Mettled.Mew, s. 1 . a cage for hawks : lann sheabhag. 2.a cage, an inclosure, a place where any thing isconfined : fang, lann, eunadan, àite-gleidhidh. 3.a sea-fowl : faoileag, faoighleann.Mew, v. a. et ii. 1. Shut up, confine, imprison inclose: druid, druid suas, priosanaich. 2. shed thefeathers : tilg na h-itean. 3. cry as a cat : deansgiamhail, sgiamli, miamh. 4. change, put on anew appearance : caochail, caochail dieach.Mewing, s. Tilgeadh nan itean.Mewing, s. Miamhail, sgiamhail.Mewl, v. n. Kan, sgread, caoin mar fiaoidhcan.Mewler, s. Fear-sgreadail, fear-caoinidh, fear-rànaich.Miasm, s. Toth, fàile neo-fhalain ghalaran.Mica, s. Airgiod chaorach, airgiod gliabhar.Mice, pL of JNlouse. Luchan, luchagan.Michaelmas, Fèill-mìcheil, fèill-mhìcheil.MicHE, r. M. 1. Pilfer: siolc, dean frith-ghoid. 2.be secret, or covered, lie hid, lurk out of sight ;bi am folach, hi ceilte.MiciiER, s. 1. A thief, a pilferer: gaduiche, fearsiolcaidh,siolcair. 2. a lazy loiterer: lunndaire,seotaire. 3. one who skulks about in corners andby-places, a hedge-creeper : fear-folaich.MiCHERY, s. Siolcaireachd, frith-ghoid.Mickle, adj. Mòr, miaghail.Microcosm, *. Saoghal beag, an duine.MicROCosMiCAL, axjj. Beag-shaoghalach.Micrography, s. Tuaireisgeul nithe meanbha.Microscope, s. Gloine-mlieudachaidh.Mid, adj. Meadhonach, eadar-mheadiionach.^IiD-AGE, s. Aois mheadhonach.Mid-course, a Meadhon-rathaid, leth-shlighe.MiD-DAY, arlj. Meadhon-lathach, mu thrà jiieòin.Mid-day, s. Meadhon-là, meadhon-latha, trà neòin,neòin.Midden, ì a^ , ,,Midd.ng, ' ^"^^''' ^""^"•J-Middle, adj. Meadhonach, eadar-mheadhonach, teismeadhonach.Middle, s. Meadhon, teis-raeadhon, cridhe, buillsgeaii.Middle-aged, adj. Meadhon-aosda, car-aosda.Middle-earth, s. Buillsgean-talmhainn, cridhe-talnihainn.Middle-witted, adj. Leth-thoinisgeach, leth-chiallach.Middlemost, adj. Meadhonach, eadar-mheadhonach,teis-meadhonach.Middling, adj. 1. Of middle rank : meadhonach.2. of moderate size : cuibheasach, cuimseach.Middlingly, adv. See Middling.Midge, s. Meanhh-cliuilcag.Mid-heaven, s. ^leadhon nan speur.RIidland, «f//. 1. Remote from the coast : meadlion-thireach,bràigheach. 2. surrounded by land :meadhon-thireach.MiDLEG, «. Leth-calpa, leth-a' chalpa.MiDLENT, s. Leth cairghis.Midmost, adj. Meadhonach, teis-meadhonach.Midnight, s. Meadhon -oidhche.Midriff, s. An sgairt, fionn-staoig.Midshipman, s. Òg oitigeach luinge.Midst, s. Meadhon, teis-meadhon, buillsgean,cridhe.INliDST, adj. See Middle, adj.Midst, prep. See Amidst.Midstream, s. Buillsgean srutha, meadhon an t-sruth.Midsummer, s. Leth samhraidh, leth an t-samhraidh.Midward, adj. See Middle, adj.Midway, s. Leth na slighe, leth an rathaid.Midway, ad/. Leth-shligheach, meadhonach.Midway, adv. 'S a" mheadhon.Midwife, s. Bean-ghlCiine.Midwife, ) I', ff. et «. L Assist in childbirth: as-Midwive, ^ adaich, dean cuideachadh an leabashiùbhla.2. produce : beir, thoir a maoh. 3.