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71mixolydian mode — /mik seuh lid ee euhn, mik /, Music. an authentic church mode represented on the white keys of a keyboard instrument by an ascending scale from G to G. [1770 80; < Gk mixolýdi(os) (mixo , comb. form of míxis a mingling + Lýdios Lydian) + AN] * *… …
72myxasthenia — /mik seuhs thee nee euh, mik sas theuh nuy euh/, n. Pathol. defective secretion of mucus. [MYX + ASTHENIA] * * * …
73myxovirus — /mik seuh vuy reuhs, mik seuh vuy /, n., pl. myxoviruses. any of a group of medium sized, RNA containing viruses having a helical envelope, infectious to humans and other animals and a cause of influenza. Cf. paramyxovirus. [1950 55; < NL; see… …
74Mikroskop — Mik·ro·sko̲p das; s, e; ein Gerät, das kleine Dinge optisch größer macht, damit man sie untersuchen kann <ins Mikroskop schauen; etwas unter dem Mikroskop untersuchen> || K: Elektronenmikroskop || hierzu mik·ro·sko·pie·ren (hat) Vi …
75mikr... — mik|r...*, Mik|r... vgl. ↑mikro..., Mikro …
76bar of michelangelo — ˌmīkəˈlanjəˌlō, ˌmik also ˌmēk Usage: usually capitalized M Etymology: so called from its prominence in the statues of Michelangelo in sculpture : superciliary ridge …
77mikasuki — ˌmikəˈsükē noun (plural mikasuki or mikasukis) Usage: usually capitalized 1. a. : a Muskogean people of northwestern Florida originally members of the Creek Confederacy but later largely absorbed into the Seminole people b. : a member of such… …
78myxoid — ˈmikˌsȯid adjective Etymology: myx + oid : like mucus * * * /mik soyd/, adj. resembling mucus. [MYX + OID] …
79myxophyta — mikˈsäfəd.ə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from myx + phyta in some especially former classifications : a division of plants coextensive with the class Myxomycetes used when the myxomycetes are considered to constitute a… …
80myxasthenia — /mik seuhs thee nee euh, mik sas theuh nuy euh/, n. Pathol. defective secretion of mucus. [MYX + ASTHENIA] …
