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Definition of mum
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Mum (n.)
Silence.
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Mum
::
Mum
(interj.)
Be
silent!
Hush.
Hum
::
Hum (v. t.) To sing with shut
mouth;
to
murmur
without
articulation;
to
mumble;
as, to hum a
tune..
Mummer
::
Mummer
(n.) One who
mumms,
or makes
diversion
in
disguise;
a
masker;
a
buffon..
Patter
::
Patter
(v. i.) To
mutter;
to
mumble;
as, to
patter
with the
lips..
Envelop
::
Envelop
(n.) A set of
limits
for the
performance
capabilities
of some type of
machine,
originally
used to refer to
aircraft.
Now also used
metaphorically
to refer to
capabilities
of any
system
in
general,
including
human
organizations,
esp. in the
phrase
push the
envelope.
It is used to refer to the
maximum
performance
available
at the
current
state of the
technology,
and
therefore
refers
to a class of
machines
in
general,
not a
specific
machine..
Mummifying
::
Mummifying
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Mummif.
Upset
::
Upset (a.) Set up;
fixed;
determined;
-- used
chiefly
or only in the
phrase
upset
price;
that is, the price fixed upon as the
minimum
for
property
offered
in a
public
sale, or, in an
auction,
the price at which
property
is set up or
started
by the
auctioneer,
and the
lowest
price at which it will be
sold..
Shea Tree
::
Shea tree () An
African
sapotaceous
tree
(Bassia,
/
Butyrospermum,
Parkii),
from the seeds of which a
substance
resembling
butter
is
obtained;
the
African
butter
tree..
Rockrose
::
Rockrose
(n.) A name given to any
species
of the genus
Helianthemum,
low
shrubs
or herbs with
yellow
flowers,
especially
the
European
H.
vulgare
and the
American
frostweed,
H.
Canadense..
Mummichog
::
Mummichog
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of small
American
cyprinodont
fishes
of the genus
Fundulus,
and of
allied
genera;
the
killifishes;
--
called
also
minnow..
Mummy
::
Mummy (n.) A sort of wax used in
grafting,
etc..
Brocard
::
Brocard
(n.) An
elementary
principle
or
maximum;
a
short,
proverbial
rule, in law,
ethics,
or
metaphysics..
Hum
::
Hum (v. i.) To make a nasal
sound,
like that of the
letter
m
prolonged,
without
opening
the
mouth,
or
articulating;
to
mumble
in
monotonous
undertone;
to
drone..
Mum-chance
::
Mum-chance
(n.) A
silent,
stupid
person..
Mummiform
::
Mummiform
(a.)
Having
some
resemblance
to a
mummy;
-- in
zoology,
said of the pupae of
certain
insects..
Primum Mobile
::
Primum
mobile
() In the
Ptolemaic
system,
the
outermost
of the
revolving
concentric
spheres
constituting
the
universe,
the
motion
of which was
supposed
to carry with it all the
inclosed
spheres
with their
planets
in a daily
revolution
from east to west. See
Crystalline
heavens,
under
Crystalline..
Honewort
::
Honewort
(n.) An
umbelliferous
plant of the genus Sison (S.
Amomum);
-- so
called
because
used to cure a
swelling
called
a hone.
Cleavage
::
Cleavage
(n.) The
quality
possessed
by many
crystallized
substances
of
splitting
readily
in one or more
definite
directions,
in which the
cohesive
attraction
is a
minimum,
affording
more or less
smooth
surfaces;
the
direction
of the
dividing
plane;
a
fragment
obtained
by
cleaving,
as of a
diamond.
See
Parting..
Mummy
::
Mummy (n.) Dried flesh of a
mummy.
Mumble
::
Mumble
(v.) To chew
something
gently
with
closed
lips.
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