English to English Dictionary

Mutilate

To inflict severe, violent, and often permanent disfigurement or damage to a body, typically by cutting off or destroying limbs or essential parts.

Mutinous

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

Mutter

To utter words indistinctly or in a low tone, often while complaining or speaking to oneself.

Muttering

A low or indistinct utterance, often expressing discontent or complaint.

Mutton

The flesh of an adult sheep, used as food.

Mutton-broth

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

Mutual

Experienced or done by each of two or more parties toward the other or others.

Mutual Trust

A relationship of reliance and confidence between two or more parties, characterized by reciprocal respect and support.

Mutual Understanding

A shared comprehension or agreement between two or more parties.

Mutual interest

A shared concern, advantage, or passion that is equally held by two or more parties.

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.