English to English Dictionary

Musketeer

A historical foot soldier armed with a musket, particularly famous in 17th-century France.

Musky

Having the strong, distinctive smell of musk, resembling a heavy, earthy, and slightly animalistic fragrance.

Muslin

A lightweight, plain-weave cotton cloth of various qualities, used for garments, curtains, and filtering.

Muster

To assemble troops for inspection or in preparation for battle, or more broadly, to gather up a feeling, attitude, or support.

Muster-in

To formally enroll or enlist military personnel into active service.

Mutable

Liable to change; subject to alteration or modification.

Mutinous

Characterized by or inciting rebellion against authority, especially in a military context.

Mutton-broth

A savory soup or liquid stock made by simmering mutton in water, often with vegetables and herbs.

Mutual-masturbation

The act of two or more individuals stimulating each other's genitals manually or through other physical contact for sexual pleasure.

Mutualism

A relationship between two different species of organisms in which each benefits from the association.

Mutuality

A mutual relationship or condition of mutual dependence, agreement, or shared obligation.

Muzak

Recorded background music broadcast in public spaces, offices, or elevators, typically designed to be unobtrusive.