| mule2 |
a house slipper for women, with a raised heel but no back. |
| mule deer |
a long-eared deer of western North America. |
| muleskinner |
(informal) one who drives mules; muleteer. |
| muleta |
in bullfighting, a short red cape used by a matador to guide the bull just before the kill. |
| muleteer |
one who drives mules; muleskinner. |
| mulish |
like a mule in stubbornness, balkiness, or obstinacy. |
| mull1 |
to think something over; ponder. [2 definitions] |
| mull2 |
to heat (cider, wine, or ale) with added spices and sometimes sweetening. |
| mullah |
a Muslim religious teacher and sage (used as a title of respect). |
| mullein |
a weed that has coarse leaves covered by a thick, wooly down and bears spikes of densely clustered yellow flowers. [2 definitions] |
| mullet |
any of several related food fish of both salt and fresh water in tropical and temperate zones, with a usu. gray, nearly cylindrical body. |
| mulligan |
in golf, another drive off the first tee, granted by one's partners after a poor first drive. |
| mulligan stew |
a stew made of odd bits of meat and vegetables. |
| mulligatawny |
a highly spiced meat soup, often made with chicken stock and flavored with curry. |
| mullion |
a vertical divider, such as a strip between panes or sections of a window, wall panels, or the like. |
| multangular |
having many or multiple angles, as certain bones of the wrist. |
| multi- |
more than two; many. [2 definitions] |
| multiage |
combined form of age. |
| multiagency |
combined form of agency. |
| multiarmed |
combined form of armed. |
| multiatom |
combined form of atom. |