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121mus|cu|lo|skel|e|tal — «MUHS kyuh loh SKEHL uh tuhl», adjective. of muscles and bones; both muscular and skeletal: »the musculoskeletal system …
122mus|jid — «MUHS jihd», noun. = mosque. (Cf. ↑mosque) …
123mus|kal|longe — «MUHS kuh lonj», noun, plural longe. = muskellunge. (Cf. ↑muskellunge) …
124mus|keg — «MUHS kehg», noun. 1. a bog or marsh filled with sphagnum moss, chiefly in the tundra or forest regions of Canada, Alaska, and northern Europe: »Much of the Arctic land is muskeg, a swampy muck which will not support even a man, much less an… …
125mus|kel|lunge — «MUHS kuh luhnj», noun, plural lunge. a very large North American pike. The muskellunge is valued as a food and game fish. It is a very hard fish to catch. Muskellunge occasionally grow to a length of about 5½ feet and a weight of about 70 pounds …
126mus|ket|eer — «MUHS kuh TIHR», noun. a soldier armed with a musket. ╂[alteration (influenced by musket) of Middle French mousquetaire mousquetaire] …
127mus|ket|ry — «MUHS kuh tree», noun, plural ries. 1. muskets: »The storming parties were assailed with cannon, with musketry, with pistols (John L. Motley). 2. the art of shooting with muskets or rifles. 3. the fire of muskets, rifles, or other small arms;… …
128mus|ket — «MUHS kiht», noun. a gun introduced in the 1500 s and widely used before the development of the rifle. ╂[< Middle French mousquet < Italian moschetto (originally) a kind of hawk < mosca fly < Latin musca] …
