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81Мик Жозеф — (Mik, 1839 1900) австрийский ботаник и энтомолог; в 1857 1861 гг. учился в Вене, затем занимал должность преподавателя в разных гимназиях Австрии. Научная деятельность М. касается флоры Австрии и систематики и биологии двукрылых насекомых. М.… …
82mixotrophic — (mik so trof ik) Refers to microorganisms that combine autotrophic and heterotrophic metabolic processes (they use inorganic electron sources and organic carbon sources) …
83myxamoeba — (mik sah me bah; pl., myxamoebae) A free living amoeboid cell that can aggregate with other myxamoeba to form a plasmodium or pseudoplasmodium. Found in cellular slime molds and the myxomycetes …
84myxospores — (mik so spōrs) Special dormant spores formed by the myxobacteria …
85Miccosukee — /mik euh sooh kee/, n., pl. Miccosukis, (esp. collectively) Miccosuki, adj. Mikasuki. * * * …
86Michaelmas — /mik euhl meuhs/, n. Chiefly Brit. a festival celebrated on September 29 in honor of the archangel Michael. Also called Michaelmas Day. [bef. 1150; ME Mighelmes; OE (Sanct) Michaeles masse (St.) Michael s mass] * * * ▪ Christian festival… …
87Mick — /mik/, n. (often l.c.) Slang (usually disparaging and offensive). a person of Irish birth or descent. [1870 75, Amer.; generic use of Mick, hypocoristic form of MICHAEL] * * * …
88Mickey — /mik ee/, n., pl. Mickeys, adj. n. 1. Also called Mickey Finn. Slang. a drink, usually alcoholic, to which a drug, purgative, or the like, has been secretly added, that renders the unsuspecting drinker helpless. 2. (often l.c.) Also, micky. a… …
89mickle — /mik euhl/, adj. Archaic. great; large; much. [bef. 900; ME mikel < ON mikill; r. ME michel, OE micel (see MUCH); c. OHG mihil, Goth mikils, akin to L magnus, Gk mégas] * * * …
90micky — /mik ee/, n., pl. mickies. (sometimes cap.) Mickey (def. 2). * * * …
