menstrual |
of or relating to menstruation or the discharge that occurs during menstruation. |
menstruate |
to periodically discharge blood, mucus, and dead cells from the uterus, as by a female of child-bearing age. |
menstruation |
the usu. periodic process of discharging blood, mucus, and dead cells from the mammalian uterus when the egg is not fertilized. [2 definitions] |
mensurable |
subject to measurement; measurable. |
mensural |
of or relating to measure. [2 definitions] |
mensuration |
the act, process, or method of measuring. [2 definitions] |
-ment |
action; process. [3 definitions] |
mental |
of or pertaining to the operation of the mind. [4 definitions] |
mental age |
an individual's mental ability, measured in terms of the chronological age at which an average person would attain that level of intelligence. |
mental health |
the condition, or degree of health, of one's mind and emotions. [3 definitions] |
mental hospital |
an institution where people with mental illnesses are cared for, given therapy and medical treatment, and sometimes permanently housed, more commonly referred to now as "psychiatric hospital." |
mental illness |
a class of illness that primarily afflicts the mind, thought processes, and emotions rather than the physical body. [3 definitions] |
mentality |
mental power and ability. [2 definitions] |
mentally |
in the mind or using the mind. [2 definitions] |
mental math |
mathematical calculations done by thinking alone. |
mental retardation |
the lack of one or more mental functions since birth, resulting in below-normal intelligence and inability to function adequately, caused by brain damage, disease, or congenital factors; mental deficiency. |
mentation |
the workings of the mind; mental activity. |
menthol |
an alcohol derived from peppermint oils or produced synthetically, used in scents and flavorings, in cigarettes, and esp. in medications for its soothing effect on irritated mucous membranes. |
mentholated |
containing or treated with menthol. |
mention |
to say or to bring up the subject of (something), usually in just a few words or in passing. [3 definitions] |
mentionable |
combined form of mention. |