English to English Dictionary

Mic

A device used to convert sound into an electrical signal.

Mic Check

A test of a microphone or sound system before a broadcast, performance, or public speaking event to ensure proper amplification and audio quality.

Mice

Plural form of mouse; small rodents typically characterized by a pointed snout, small rounded ears, and a long naked tail.

Mickey-finn

An alcoholic drink that has been secretly laced with a drug or incapacitating agent in order to render the drinker unconscious.

Micro-Producer

A small-scale producer, often in agriculture or crafts, who operates independently and typically sells directly to consumers.

Micro-apartment

A self-contained residential unit, typically ranging from 150 to 400 square feet, designed to maximize small-space living through multifunctional furniture and efficient layouts.

Micro-business

A very small business, typically having fewer than ten employees and operated by the owner or a minimal staff with low capital requirements.

Micro-manufacturing

The production of very small-scale goods, components, or devices, often utilizing advanced technologies such as micromachining, nanolithography, or micro-assembly.

Micro-market

A small, localized geographic or specialized sector of a broader market with distinct consumer behaviors and economic drivers.

Microaggression

A subtle, everyday comment or action that is often unintentional and expresses a prejudiced or stereotypical attitude toward a marginalized group.

Microalgae

A diverse group of photosynthetic microorganisms found in both freshwater and marine environments.

Microampere

A unit of electric current equal to one millionth of an ampere.