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a/mor vif'
name 2

esp. insec1.5 -am'ni' o~c (- iit' membrane of certain in,ortebr ik) or am ni' on1ic (- ik) IIdj. amn t (ant. am .nt) (Colloq. comr. of am not: see AIN amjo. bar. bi.tal (am O barb. wI'. - tal" ) n. (AM(n.)O- + BARBITAL J a
colorless crystalline compound. CII

amniotic / am

~hroic

! L ~ 10\ iU'~os (8,
Bible

;n.ni/B

(a' ooor' vin chit om n~ ii'

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Am.

vin sitb)

vil)k' itthe book

everything
amos.

lit.. borne (by God?) J ,
to ascend.:: OFr

a masculine

.ebrew prophet of the 8th cent. B. C.
vi. (ME ad).

containing his prophecies: abbrev .

alrnount (a moont
arrw"t. rrwn..5. $4. 50J reply fair

amounten
to + mont

O,. used as a sedative and

upward" a. (L

hypnotic + -a. + amjo. dij8. quin (-dl' a kwin ) n. ! am(in)o-di(hydrochJoride) form quin(olin)e I a compound, C, oH., CIN, O, whose hydrochloride i:wen' !twin is used in treating malaria Also am'lo. di'ja' quine amoib~. , pl. bas or -bIle (-be) (ModL "Gr almoe.ba (. m~'ba)
change"

MOUNTAIN I 1 La add 2 to be equal in rneaning.
amou"ts to a refusalJ -no

up; equal in total (the: bill amou"U to
1 the sum of tw.o or more quan-

" L mo~m , ace. sing. 01

amanter

value, or effed /her failure to

tities: total 2 the whole
amount

ism belonging to any of several families of rhi~opods that move and
genus moeba) (Amoeba) found in soil or water or a parasitic genus

ameilH?in,

to change J 1 a one-celled, microscopic organ-

almour (8

of resistance) nmoor' . Ii.

meaning, value. or effect J a quantity (a SYN. SUM

f~ using pseudopodia and reproduce by l\36ion; ""'p. , any of a (Enl.lJfound in higher animals and humans 2 something indefi-

esp. of an illicit or secret nature n. (Fr I self-eslee,., (a moor pr6' a/mour-prO/pre Ajmoy (a moi' old name of XIAMEN
Sfwrt for: 1 AMPERE "'amp (amp) n. a(denosine) m(onlJ)p(hosphate) AMP n

lF'r " Prov amor" L,

lo"e I a love affair.

2 AMPl.IF1ER

like an amoeba See usage note at AMEBA - ajrnoe bic (.bik), ajmoe boict' (-boi:c:l' ). or ~oe ban (- ban) IIdj. amjoe. baejan or arnjoe. be\an (am ; be'.n) IIdj. (" L amoebaeum see "amoibe: (carmen) " Gr (a.sma) amoibawn responsive (song) prec. ! answering or responding to each other , as successive stro.
nite in shape or perpetually changing,

living cells: also a major regulator of a cell' s biochemical activity
amp abbrev.

P, present in . and vital to the energy processes 01, aU
1 amperage 2 ampere(s)
ampelos, (A1lf1pelops;.,)

J a cryst.aOlline nucleotide.
vine

am. pe' lop.sis

(am p. lap' sis) n. (ModL " Gr PSIS J a climbing vine or shrub of a genus

in the

amjoe. bija.sis (am i bl' .
amoebic dysentery

phes of a verse dialogue
AMEBIASIS sis) n.all. sp. of AMEBIC DYSENTI:RV all. sp, of
all. sp. of

ajrnoe. bo.cyte

almok (a mule' .

AMEB~

(. m~'bO sit' ) n. (" AMOEBA + -cvTE
-miik') n. (" Malay

grape family, widely grown as ornamentals am. per.age (am par ij, am pir'- ) n. the strength 06 an electric cur. rent , mell5ured in amperes am. pere (am ' pi 1") n. (after fol. J the standard unit oor measuring the
strength of an electric current: rate of flow of charee in a conductor

Old Javanese I

great emotional goes about killing indiscrirninately - run

(or go) amok 1 to rush about in a frenzy to kill 2 to lose control of oneself and behave
outrageously or violently J to become wild or undisciplined

amuk attacking furiously. ult. " in Indonesia and the Philippines, a condibon of control and disturbance under which a person 10585

or conducting medium of one coulomb per second Am. pere (an per). An. dre Ma. rie (an dra ma ~ 1775. 1836;

Fr.

ampere- hour

"'almo. le (a mo' lll) n. (MexSp " .Nahuatl a:rrwUi liL , soap-root) , the root of any of various planta of the SW U. S. and Mexico. used as a substitute for soap 2 any of these planl.5, esp. the soap plant ? akin to ymn to hide) Egypt. ymn AmUn; Ajrnon (a' m.n) (Egypt Myth. orig-, a local god of fertility and life in Egyptian Thebes: later associated with Re a8 the chief deity of Egypt (AMON- RE): identi-

(am pir our') n. a standard unit fou measuring the quantity of electricity. equal to the flow of a curremt of one ampere for one hour. or La an elapsed current dr&in of 3, 600 coulombs ampere turn the amount of magI\etornotive for= produced by an
electric current of one amvere

physicist & mathematician

, am. per.sand (am~r sa.nd' ) n. (~ and pa se and.. lit. (the sign) & by itself (is) and J a sign (& or &). meaning and: it represents the
et (and) Latin word "'am' phet'almine (am fel'. m~n beta- )ph(enyl. )et(hyl.)amine , .min) n. If.a(lpha- )m(ethylJ a colorless , volatile Iiquid,

flowing around one Ilurn of a wire coil

A~un (-man) almong (a mul)

fied by the Greeks (and Romans) with Zeus
(ME" OE

(and Jupiter) Also

the company of;

businessmen) 5 thousands) 6 with a portion for each of fthe estate was divided
among

on gemong, prep. gemengan MINGl..E) , in a mingling, crowd" " on . in + gemang, amon.g surrounded by; included with (you are the crowd) J in friends) 2 frorn place to place in (he passed arrwng among womenJ the number or class of (Iairest 81! cornpared wi:t.h fone among of (popular amon.g

in the company (00

used in its sulfate or phosphate forrn 85 a drug to. treat narcolepsy and sorne forms of Parkinson s disease . and to lessen the appetite in dieting: these dangerous habit- forming stimulants; are available by prescription only and are popular with chemicali abusers in both
amlphi~ (am Ii, -fe, - f.)
2 around qr (amphisty8.ar) 1 on both sides or on both ends form (amphibiousJ about J of both kinds thro.sis (am re iir u,ro' a forU1 a joint: see ARTHIOIO- i Anal. arthron, a jointing"

4 by or with many

legal and illegal forrns amphi
("' Gr

around: see "-MBI-

combining

the relativesJ 7 with one another (don t quarrel
of

among

aJmongst (. rnul)st'
of AMONG

yourselves) 8 a) by the concerted action sion of
prep. (Egypt

b) in the joint posses.

(prec. + adv, gen. .s

+ unhistoric - t J oar.
UD J the

sis) n. ! ModL " prec. + Gr amjphi.ar. arthrosis ca.rtilage connects the bones and allows only of jointing in which slight motion am!phi.as.ter (am fe as tar) n. I AMPHI. ... -ASTI:R" ) in mitosis . the
phase , or first stage am' phib. ilan (am fib' e
neut. pl. of amphibios:

Almon- Ae (ii' rnan ra' )
Spain +

ymn-r

Amun.

long spindle with asters at either end that forms during the pro.

ancient Egyptian sun god Also A'jmon-

' (-rii'

almon.tiHajdo (a miin ta
-ATE' ) ado, adj. (11 mor.l)

Iii'do) n.

(" Sp. alter

Montilla lOwn in

...) n. (" ModL

Amphibim.

" Gr

1 not to be judged by criteria of morality; almor.al neither moral nor immoral 2 without mora! sense or prir.ciples;
(a' ma Tal'.

a pale, relatively dry sherry

see AMPHIBIOUS J 1 .any

of a da"

amphibia.

(Amphibia) of coldblooded., scaleless vertebrates. consisting

frogs. toads. newts. salAmanders , and caecilians, tlhat usually begin
arnphibious animal or plant J any

incapable of distinguishing between right and wron!: -ajma-ral.qry

life in the water as tadpoles with gills and later dewelop lungs 2!U1Y
that can travel on either land or water -adj.

amiD.ret!to (am . ret o) 11.., pI. -ret1ti (-ret' e) ! It, dim- of amare " L amor . love J an infant cupid., as in Italian art of the 16th cent. amjo.rist (am . rist) n. (L arrwr love + -1ST J a pecs.on much occupied with love and lovernaking

te) n. -ajmor'a'y

lJdv.

aircraft that can take off from and come down on either land or water 4 a tank;; or other vehicle

1 ,of amphibians 2
(see fol.) + -IC J

amlphi' bi'o~ic (am fi bi iit' ik)
Zool.

AMPHIBIOUS

lIdj.

( " Gr amphibia..

AmiD. rite

(am

a TIt' ) n. (Heb emori ~ a member of an sncient Semitic
: in the Bible. regarded as

that lives in water in one stage of developtnell1t

and on land in

people of c. 2000 B.

descended from

Canaan . son of Ham: Gen. 10:16
amjo.rous (am
loving" L

amoros~ " LL (ME" OFr amoure~ a res) ad). amore to love I 1 full of love or fond of amor love" making love 2 in love; enamored or fond (of) J full of or showing words! 4 of sexuallO7Ve or lovemaklove or sexual desire famoro~
ing -am"rcHou~y

a/mor pa.trijae

am')o.rous.ness nadv. (a' mol" pa' tre a' tre ) i L jlove OF one
adj. iModL amorph~ " Gr

s country;

patriotism almor. phous (a
, without +

another am. phibji.ous (arn fib' e as) adj,.-f Gr amphibios liiving a double life amphi- AMPHI. + bios life: s ee BIO- j 1 that earn live both on land and in water 2 that can operate or travel on both Iland and water J designating. of. or for a rnilitary operation involviing the landing of assault troops on a shore from seaborne transpolrt.3 4 having two adv. natures or qualities; of a mixed nature - am' phib~ous,qy amlPhi. bole (am fa bol') n. I Fr " LL amphibolu.s ambiguous" Gr to throw around. l1ioubt .:: amphiamphiballei". amphibolos
ballein to throw: see BAl.!.' I any of :a group of rockAMPHI- + forming minerals, as hornblende or actinolite. cormposed largely
of igneous and metarnorphic rocks

form I 1 without definite fon:n: shapeless 2 withBiot of no definite type; anomalous J unorganized; vague 4 out definite or specialized structure, as some lower forms of lile 5 fiz am) n, not crystalline -almor'phism' (. Chem. . Minerawgy
almor'phousilY adv.

morf.s) morphe,

amorphos

silica. calcium, iron . and magnesium: they are COlIU.mon constituent..o;
am' phibjo, lite (am fib' ", lit' ) n. !prec. + 'ITE' J ,a rock consisting largely of amphibole and plagioclase amlphi. bol.O\gy (am la biil' a je) 11.., pl. -jgies ~ MEamphibologie (altered after words ending in- JagLa . -L.OGv) " L L amphibowgia
amphibolia " Gr, ambiguity" amphiballein:

, am.or.tlse (am ar liz' a rnar' AMORTIZE

ajmor'phous.ness "'"sed' tis vi.

in9

chiiefly Brit, sp, of

sh am.or.ti.za.tion (am .r ti ~jj' an, . mol"ta- n. 1 ara amortizing or being amortized 2 money put aside lor amortizing 1M debt, etc.: also

s""" AMPHIBOL.E ~ 1

am'or.tize (am ar tiz , a mor'-

tiz ing (ME vi. amortir to extinguish extended stem of OFr both ML forrms " L amortizare; or " ML ML amortire); mors. death: see MORTAL ~ 1 to put rnoney aside at imtervalssinking fund , for gradual
Accounting belore maturity 2 Law ing over a fixed period 3 or. tiz a!ble in mortmain -

almor'tize-ment (a mortiz m.nt!

double or doubtful meaning; ambiguity. esp. IroUD uncertain grammatical construction 2 an smbiguous phrase, proposition , eLe.

tiled'

amort;.,en" , sell i.. mortmain ("
to +

am' phib')o' ious (-a IRs) ad). amlphi. brach (am fa brak'
belore and after"

Also Bm. phib.o. !y

(am fib' .

Ie),pi,

lies ~

phHbol'\ic (- bal'ik)

or

payment of (a debt . etc.) either at or
to write off (expendit"'n!s) by proratto reduce. transler .

as in a

amphi-

n. (L amphibrachys AMPHI- + brochys

" Gr . lit. . short sh(,ort: see MERRY I a

oil' sell (property)

ad).

accented syllable between two unaccented ones (Ex. : lexplosionl) amlphi' chro~c (am f. kr(j' ik) adj. I" AMPHI- + Gr cr:hromo color (see

rnelrical foot consisting. in Greek and Latin vtr:rse . of one long syllable between two short ones . or , in English verse . of one

Case 3:02-cv-01991-JSW bicameral
10usPY IIdv.

bib). . Jus' bi'cam.e~al (bi kam ar .1) having two legislative chambers

absorbent 2 add, .0 0'

urcate
~ BI- I + CAMERAL I bICameral (Congress is a
lor, -syoo lor) adj. Bo!. ar e)

b

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'd of alcoholic beverages - bib')u'
, made up of or
legisla-

bmd.l( th i O . .If

1 a command or request 2 an invitation or sum.
or the making of bids in a c:ard game or auction
Eng,

do the biddh.~ of to be obedient to; carry out the orders of Bid. ~le . (bid"!) 1 ~ohn 1615- 62; Eng- theologian: founder of

bi.cap,su' lar (bi kap sa

tureJ - bi.cam

er.al. ism ' n.

having two capsules
of carbonic acid

or a capsule with two cells bi.carb (bi'karb' ) n, (Colloq. ) SODIUM BICARBONATI: bi.car. bon.ate (bi kar'b.n it at' ) n. an acid salt containing the monovalent, negative radical HCO,
bicarbonate of soda SODIUM BICARBONATI:
bi.cen.te.narjy (bl sen

UnlLananism 2 Nicholas 1786- 1844; U. S. r;...ancier dies I 0( ~ I 1 a chicken or chick; esp. , a hen 2 . pI. bidldv (bid' (Colloq. ) a woman; esp. , an elderly WOffiSJEl (usually old biddy) regarded contemptuously as 8Jlnoyl"l:, gossipy. eLc.

t.3 ner'!, bl' sen ten
~ .1) adj.

adj.. n.

, pl.

-naMes
'ifn.

biden vi. bode or bid')ed, bid')ed, bid"'..g ME 0( OE bide (bid) bheidh. (see BID' to SLay, wait 0( IE base bidan. compel oneself," hence, delay I INow Chiefly Dial. ! 1 to stay; con-

). prob. in sense

BICENTENNIAL

bi.cen.ten.nilal (bl'sen ten

1 happening once in a period

of 200 years 2 lasting 200 years 3 of a 2ootb anniversary

muscle at the back of the thigh 2 loosely, strength or muscular development, esp. of the arm bi.chlo.ride (bi klor'id' ) n. 1 a binary compound conLaining two atoms of chlorine for each atom of another element; dichloride 2

~ BI- ' + CEPHALOUS I two- headed adj. i s Also bj.ce.phallic (bi' . fal'k) . pI. -ceps ' or -ceps!es ' I ModL ~ L 0( bi. two + bi.ceps (bi' seps coput HEAD J 1 a muscle having two heads , or points of origin; esp.. the large muscle in the front of the upper arm or the corresponding

bj.cephja. lous (bi sera las)

200th anniversary or its commemoration

DiaL) to tinue 2 to dwell; reside 3 to wait - vi. endure or tolerate - bide one s time to wait I;'atiently for a chance bi. den.tate (bl den tAt' adj. I BI" + DENTATI!:.I hBving two teeth or toothlike parts bi- det (be c\li' , bio i n. (Fr . li , small pony. ....g (prob- 0( Gaul bid

fNow Chieny

small): fIg. use from s traddhng stance asswmed by the user I a low bowl-shaped. porcelain bathroom fixture equipped with running water , used for bathing the crotch bi. di.rec:tion/al (bi' da relc' sh; n31) adj. moving. functioning, or receiving signals in or fro m two . usuaJly oppcosite. directions (b!' don vel' ) n. I Fr slang ~ bidoM.ner to guzzle , swig -:: bi. don/Ville bidon wine jug, orig. BOldier s water bottle + viUe city J a shanty-

bichloride of mercury MERCURIC
bi.ehon frqse

MERCURIC CHLORIDE

lap dog + frisi curly I a variety of toy spaniel with curly white hair , originally from Tenerife ROMATE bi.chro.mate (bi krO' mat) n. DICH bi.cipp.tal (bl sip .t 1) adj. 10( ModL 0( L biceps (gen. bicipitis), 1 with two heads or points of origin , as a biceps BICEPS J AnaL, muscle 2 of a biceps bickler (bik' or) vi. I ME bikeren, ~ akin to Fris bikkem hack, gnaw J 1 to have a petty quairel; squabble 2 to move with quick. rippling 1 a petty nnoises fa bickering brookJ J to nicker , twinkle, etc. quarrel 2 a rippling or pattering sound - bick' erjer n. bi. coasflal (bi kost' al) adj. of or involving both the east and west coasts of the U. ; specif.. a) traveling back and forth from coast to b) with offices, outlets, etc. on both coast, or entailing such travel coasts bi.c ol\Or (bl' kul' or) adj. I L: see BI- I & COLOR J of two colors Also bi' col' ored bi.con.cave (bi kan kiiv' , bi' kan kid) adj. concave on both surfaces

CHLORIDE

(be shon fre 7.3' )

l Fr bichon

town on the outskirts of a city, characterized by squalor and extreme poverty, as in France and formerly Algeria or Tunisia Bie.der.mei)er (be'dar mi'ar) adj. (Ger, after (Gottlieb) Biellermeier fictitious author of stodgy poems palblished (1855- . and
later) by Adolf Kussmaul and Ludwig Eichrodt to satirize Ger bour-

Biel (bel) city in NW Switzerland: pop. 53 000 Bie. le. feld (be'la felt' ) city in NW Germany, in North Rhine- West-

Empire
held every two years

geois tastes J designatinJ: or of a style of oo.id-

19th-cenl German
French

furniture design, essentially a neavy. stolid variation of

B..el-sko- Bi.a-la (b! el'sk6 be a!' .) city in S Poland, at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains: pop. 172.000 bien en. ten,ldu (byan niin tiin di.i' ) (Fr, lit. . well understood j certainly; to be sure bi.en.na. le (be'an ii' I~) n. (.It I a bi=nial slaow; esp.. an art show
Fr. name of BIEL Bienne (byen) ( 0( L bienr:..ium bi-en.nijal (bi en . .1) adj. I+ year + -ALJ 1 happening BI-

phalia: pop. 304. 000

bi-con.vex (bl kan veks , bi' kii..\1 veks
bi.corn (bi'korn
fa biconvex adj. IL bicornis

fa biconcave lensJ

cornu HORN I 1 having two horns or hornlike parts 2 crescent-shaped Also hi- cor' nu.ale (bi kor'nyoo it) bi.eron (bi' kran ) n. I B(Il.LION) + (MI)CRON l one billionth
0(

lens!
See LENS, illus.
adj.

ar:nus

I-"'riod of two years 0( bieve:ll')' two yeB"" 2 lasting
Bot

or living two years

-no ni,alpy e am)

1 a biennial event (H occurrence 2

convex on both surfaces
BI- I +

plant that lasts two years .

usually producinc nowers and seed the
adv.
see prec. J a

bi-

period(byan pan san' .ni.ums or -n...bien t well + prp. of of two years (.a) L, bien-pen(ssnt
bi.en.ni.um (bi en
, pI. alii(Fr -c

second year - bi.

tures in a single region - bi.cul' tur.al- ism ' ~ ModL bicuspis bi. pid (bi kus pid) adj.

1'rbi.cul.turjal (bi kul' chOl

(.000000001) of a meter; nanometer. symbol nrn
.1) adj.

penser to think J right-minded; acceptinu; or based on ideas regarded as BOund or correct; orthodox . doc:trinaire, conventional.
etc. : also bien pensanl (byan va ni.i' ) n. I Fr. IlL . well cocne I a we\come
Le Moyne)

of or combining two distinct cui.
n.
'" BI' + L cuspis

bien.ve.nue

cus.

(gen.

Bien.ville (byan vel' ). Sieur de (born Jean 8cqpListe

1680-

cuspidis).

crowns; premolar tooth See TEETH . bicuspid valve MITRAL VALVE

pi. dale

cuSP I having two points (a no pi dat')

bicuspid

tooth! Also bi.cus

any of eight adult teeth with two-pointed
illus.

1768; Fr. colonizer & governor of Louisiana:: founder of New Orleans
bier (bid

bi,cy,cle (bi' sik' , -si kal) n. I Fr. see BI- ' & CYCLE I a vehicle consisting of a tubular metal frame mounted on two large, wire-spoked
wheels, one behind the other. and equipped with handlebars . a
saddlelike seat. and foot pedals -vi.

Bierce (birsl. Ambrose (Gwinelt) 1M2-c. 19114; U. S- satirical writer
Bier'stad1 (bir'stat). Albert 1830- 1902; U.S- painter, born in Ger-

platform or portable framework on whic\L, placed 2 a coffin and iLS supporting plaLformany
Bot

n.

(ME

bere

0( OE

ba.r.

for IE base see BEAR' i 1 a
coffin or corpse is

-cled .

-cling to ride or travel

taining only two fused rings in the molecule Also bi.cy cli.cal bid I (bid) vI. bade or bid. bid' den or bid , bid' ding; for vt. 3. 6. 8 & bidden to ask. plead, pray . for vi. the pt. & pp. are always bid (ME bheidh. to urge, compel; meaning and 0( IE base 0( OE biddan to offer , present 0( OE beodan beden form merged with ME bheudh- to be aJert, announce I 1 command . decree ~ IE base orig. . to beseech or implore 2 to command . ask, or tellfdo as you J to offer (a certain amount) as the price or fee that are bidden! one will payor accept 4 to declare openly lto bid defianceJ 5 to express in greeting or taking leave (bid farewell to your friendsJ ...6
(Colloq. !
menJ to offer membership to (the fraternity may Card Games 7 INow Chieny DiaL) to invite 8 bid five new to state (the

on a bicycle - vt 1 to carry on or as on a bicycle 2 to travel over on a bicycle - bi- cy. clisl (bi' sik' al ist; -si ka1 ist klist) or bi-cy-cler (bi' sik' al .r. .si k.1 or. - klar) n. con. Chern. bi.ey-clic (bi sik' lik) IIdj. 1 of or forming two cycles 2

biesl. ings (bl!s
bi. fa.cial bi. farji.ous

tiI)z)

pl. adj.

alL. sp,of

~ESTI.NGS
'" bifariam.

(bl fa'shal)

1 havin.g two faCIes or main surfaces

having two unlike opposite surfaces (L bi(arius twolfokl (bi fer'e as) adj.
bis
twice +

in two
Bot
IOIC
vt.

directions 0(

fo.s

(divine) law . lawful , possible j
hit

arranged in two roWS

1'rbiff (bit) n. Iprob. echoic i laid SlangJ a blo-r, strike; Slang! to strike; hit bi. fid (bi'fid' adj. (L bifidus forked: see BI-' & - rID
bi. fj. lar
la (bl fi' r) adj.

j divided inlc

two equal parts by a cleft, as the end of a swake s tongue; forked bi. fid' illY (- fid' . tel n. - bi' fictrly (- fid' le) adlL
I BI- '

as certain sensitive measuring instJ1..U1'\en I Iat' adj. I BIbi. adj. 1'rbi-fo-cal (bi fo'k.l. bi'fo' no a lens , esp. for eyeglasses lengths

+ m....R I having ttwo threads. wires. etc fi' larjly adv. + FI-AGELI..ATE I Bioi flag.el. late (bl flaY. lit having two whiplike parts, as certain protoZJ9a

ts -bi'

to take and. in bridge, whether one proposes to play the hand with a specified suit as

number of tricks or points one proposes
vi. to make a bid no

trump Or with no suit as trump) in an effort to win the right to
name trump

1 a bidding of an amount 2

. witiJ one part ground fol close focus, as for reading. and the other gTUJUnd for distance pl. eyeglasses with u.ifocal lenses *bj. to.cals (bi' fo' k.1z) bj. fo. li.ate (bi fo'le it at' adj. ! BI- ' + FOLiATE I Bot. having tW(
leaves
Iat'
adj.

adjusted !UJ

two different foca

the amount bid 3 a chance to bid
Camel 'ifSIColloq. j an invitation

the number of tricks al the act of bidding Games stated in a bid c) a player's turn to bid - bid fair to seem likely (to be or do something) - ",bid in at an auction , to bid more than the best offer on one's own property in order to keep it - bid up to

4 an atLernpt or try fa bid for Card , esp. to become a member 6 , suit, etc, b)

bi- fo. lilo. late (bi Wle a lit

~ BI- I + I!'OUOI-ATE J Bot

havin,

bi. form (bi' f6rm

two leanets

adj.

(L

biformi.s:

see BI-" & FORM
th tremwous way:

I having, 0
bif-

incorporating the features of , two fot'ms
bifrQsl lit. ,

raise the amount bid - bid' der n.
bid2 (bid) vi. obs, PI?' of B(j)E Ld. ! L bis in die II Pharmacy abbrev, 1 ready bid' " ball adj.

Bif.rost (bef'riist' ION ) rqst a distance J NorS1 Myth.. to tremble +

bifask

twice daily
to do as bidden; obedient 2

dalble (bid'

the rainbow bridge 0 the gods from Asgard . their home , to Midg....d, the earth bif.teek (bef tek' ) n. BEEFSTEAK Also bif' lek bi, fur' cale (bi' far kat' , bi ftorkiit' ; for adj, a!.s"" kit) adj. Q ML bifur
callLS 0( L bLfurcus

worth bidding on (a

biddoble

bridge handJ

,-

BI-

' + (wea . FORie II having two

branche

k

,
Mo' gen D,
Mo' gl,

n

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sll~hl re~urtl",r: mndera"on I
meaning pi

mo'

lev ,11\ "' E Helaru,. gullmn ,..11
"p "ne

"i

"E'
:14:1.r)()(J

IIn thp Dnepr' pop

/:Jerri a change In an ",_anl501 ,.u'ed by its en\'ironm."1 mMpheme and not 'inhercW!hle n '-'n~uLs a change 1n the r"rm " a lEx.' (""e. (ue. bath , borhei mod~'fi' ca. tojry Ima~' a flk' t ," 1' , , ko,: at' or 1'1adj, modli' fi, er Imad' orl n. a person or thing Ihal mudifjps, e~~,

Mo' guIIOli,'

hurll up "n a "U1\' "'heee skiers l ""I' ,gal , mi, KUI' I n, : Pe" J!hul : Mong"lian Mon~~~ 1 a M,'ngol. "r Mc,ng"lian: .,~ .n~' . MlI,,~,, the Mungnlia "r IheIT descendanls 2 fm-I a powerful Oe ('"nquer"" "I Ind,a

1Idge "I cl",.1- packed sn"" ,

fnl "aSlio f"r u,e ,,"rpr!, Skllnt a bump

Im~"rlalll pers""
mo'

wllh aul"natre rower

wnrd, phrase, or clause Ihat limits the meaning

u( another wllrd

phra,e (adjectives and adverbs are mudi(lers! vi, ' MFr , L lied' ing , MF: mrr d,flfn modli' fy Imad' mr,dLfLcaoe, tv limit, reg1llate ' mudu. mea.ure Isee ""I,e:! - (01'

to make ,ee "0 : 1 tn change or alter , esp.. III change slightly or ~arLially :0 character. furm, eLc, 2 tll limit or reduce slightly; lOuder.

hair :mO'her'1 n, alter.d Iby as,,"c with HAl"" earlier m"Coyar, , Ar mu,hayvar , fene cl"th , Ult m"C'OJO"" , Inn~, silk\', hair of Ihe Angora goat 2 khanaru, 'Ir anI' r,f ,everal fab1lc, I'm clothlO~ "r upholste,,' , made I'rvm halT, ,.flen mixed wllh uther fIbers uphol

I'! select. 1 the

, ht.. chOIce, pp of

'arn ,

aLe (tv modify a penalty) 3 (;rom t" limit the meoninK of: qualif,' mudlfL~. man - in - ,dd man ) 4 Ltngui, tv change the f'lrm t"ld" vI' a morpheme tn indicate grammatical relatiuns ur derivation - vi, to he mlldif,ed SYN, "HANI:"

Mo' dilglia' ni (mo' de!

painter . i~ France mo. dil. lion (mo di:\' anl

ya' nel ,

modr fi' alble adj. Aime/delo la' ma da' ,,"! 1884.

stered wllh mohair Moham Mohammedan Mo, ham,med (mi, ham ,dl I Ar Muhammnd, lit.. praisewnrthy J 711' 0;12: Arab pr"phet: f"under of Islam 2 Mo' ham med II I~JU, 81: sullan u fTurkey 114oj. 811: captured C, ,nSlanl1nople 114.')31
Mohammed Ali

th"

adj, made fIr ",

1!J~0: It.

in the CorInthian urder mo, dilO, lus Imo dl' a 1.51 n"

multliu .. L nlUlu' n, It mndiglwne Archn an Ius, modillion, prob, ( Etr base ' mut' , a ~rojection: esp, ornamental block or bracket placed uncier a prlljectlng ,ornice,
pI. 1O.li' (- li' l ~ M"dL. dim, uf L mrrdLU", measure for grain ~ mudu. , measure: see ""1\lJE; the central b"n,

" LL '

axis of the cuchlea uf the ear mod, ish (mod' ish) adj. in the current m"de: in the latest style: fash. innable -mod' ish~y adv, - mod' ish' ness mo, diste Im6 des! , mo. n. ; Fr , ,mode see """f, :: 10Id- fashiun.d! a ~erson who makes ur deals in fashIOnable cI"thes, hats. elt', lor
wumen

ModL Mud.rn LatIn
Mo' dred (mo' dred'
A rthurian LeMend

treacher"us ne~hew elf King

Arthur: they kill each ' other io battle modlu, lar Imaj'. lori adj. ModL, mr,dularr, j 1 of a m.., dule "r modulus "2 designating or of unil.5 nf standardized size. design , etc, that can be arranged or fitted together in a variety of wa)'s modlu. late Ima)'a lat'l vi, lat1ed, -faring ~ ': L "",duiolu.;, 1'1', "f modulari , to regulate, measure (Iff. arrange" nJodulu.; dun, of
mrrdu. . see 'lonE ~ 1 tn
to a lower degree 3

regulate, adjust

or

ada~t to the r""per

Mo. ham'median (mri ham i doni adj. uf Mohammed or Islam -n, Ml ~LlM This term used, esp, ("rmerly. b\' non, Muslims Mo, hammedan, ism Imil ham i dan iz oml n, 1.-;I.AM' lerm used, esp, lormerlv , b\' non. Muslim' Mohammed Reiza Pah, lalvl Ire za ' pa' ia vel l!Jt9- 80: shah of Iron (194I, 79r:derosed Mo' hawe Imil ha' vel n, !prnb, self. designatiun ~ '" 1 "ves ur pi -tve a member OI l' a NoTCh American Indian pe"ple who live alon.the C,lura~o River in Arizona 2 I he Yuman lan~I"I':e o( this people "r o( the Mohaves ." theIT Language or culture adj. dp,i~nating I." IP nf /'vIlI,F De..;F.RT Mohave Desert alt N Mo. hawk Imo' h"k' i n, :' arrag"nseLt muhou'ou"g, ht .. man,eate", ""g, 50 na m~d hv enemy trIbes j 1 pi, -hawks ' or - hawk' a member "f a North American Ind.an people who lived in the Mohawk Valley, New Y"rk, and now li"e in Ontarln , Quebec, and New Ynrk: see fl\' N, "oN, 2 the Iroquoianlanguage of this people - adj. designating or ,heIT Ian ""age or culture Dr of the Mohawks Mo, hawk imn' h6k' , after prer. ~ river in central & E N. .. n"wing Into the Hudson: t'. 140 mi, 1225 km' Mo' he' gan Imo he' g.nl no, pI. gans ur "gan ,earlier Mol!ohegan of a Nnrlh American Massachu.ett. a I"cal place name i a member Indian peDple who Ii\' ed in Connecticut. along tn., Thames River

nf Mf:He:MFT Au

o de~r.e 2 to "ary the pItch. inlensilY, etc, "f (the ,' ice!. often specil. to vary the amplitude, (requency, or phase Radin

mo, ellmO' .I:
~ Heb: JudnL"

, de5l~nating or ,!f, he Mohegam .. pi, Heb 01& hal'

l,r

hel~m I, im:

their culture

Heb

la' tor n, -mod' Ju, la'lo1ry adj. modlu, la.tion ImaY, la' shan) n.
one key to anuther bl Radio

of (an oscillation. as a carrier wavel in accordance with some signal - vi. to shift to another key within a musical composition -mod' lu'
: ME 1 a modulating orbeing modulated: spec mDdulaci,'un ii' 01 Mu, ;c

~ L moduioti,,: . shifting fr"m,

rile o( circumcision Molhenijo- Dalro Imu hen jn da'rb) an archaeological ,iLe in the Indus "alley of PRkistan, NE or Karachi . c'Jntaining ruins of cities (rom:
:JOOO 'I'.'

m a person qualified lo perform the brith milah . or

m.)' ha lem

c 1500 HT,
ImO he' k~nl
no, adj. L'ar of MAHIf'.'" ,hurl fur M1\HOHLj\ltlr' ',"~"n"TINC'ITY

a variation in the amplitude, fr.quem'

Mo, hi'can

or phase of a wav. in act'Urdance

with Slime signal 2 a \'ariation rn stress", pitch in speaking, as in distinguishing between the merely

Molho 100n' ho"

auxiliary .nd the lexical uses of a word lEx. There is a post office on Main Street: as contrasted with There is the post office dim, uf mr,du.' see mod'ule Imaj' IiOI' n. ~ Fr module ( L modulus, ""o,,~ j 1 a sLandard or unit of measurement: specie, . a) in classical
architecture, the diameter ,

Mo'hock (mo' hak' ! n, ~var, of MnH,""K: any of a gang of rowdy J\Jng men o( fashion who attacked and terrorized people in the
slreets of London in the earlv IBth c.nL ",Mo, hole (mO'hM' n. ~ M"CHOJ . H')I", l a proposed hole to be

structure bl any uf several standardized units of measur~rnent used in architectural plan1\ing, in the cun;tructivn of building maleri.I" etc, )4,inch m"dule. f1),,1 mrr dule! "'~ 01 an)' o( a set lIf units, a, cabinets, designed to be arranged ur Juined in a variety uf ways bJ ~ detachable sectiun. cumpartment, '"~ unit with a speCIfic puq,)(lse ur
moqlu, lus (maj'. Ids! .. pi, lu, Ii' (- Ii' ModL " L: see pr~c.; Math, 01 the absolute value of a com~lex number . computed by
of the sum (i,
fuocti"n. as in a spacecraft c) Elet'(rl,nlC., a cumpact assembly that is. compunenl of a larger unit

the base of the shaft. used to determine the pruportiuns ur the

or one hall' the diameter. uf a column at

MohoroviCic discontinuiLv to the mantle discontinuity (mb' he Mo' ho,ro,vi'

drilled beneath the sea through the earth' s

crust and the
after A,

k :) Mohs

M..h",rr"iCic' (18~7, 19:)6!. Yugoslav gMlogist r Ceol an - irregular (rom its underlying mantle, dividing line ..paraling the earth' s cru,t IOkm '; sll.1lated, 1, km Ie 21.7 mi, l belrrw the mI.l bel"", Ihe ""ean 1J""r ) I.. 6 11,7:1, 18:391. Ger mineralogist~ Mr.h.\ ' scale Imbzl ~afterf,

cic

rb

'. chich'

,untlnents.nd,' 5 to

Minernlo!!.'

, an arbitrar,' scole used to indicate relative hardne""

adding the squares o( each par! and taking the posit ive square rout
: the modulu, o( a . bi

is va

b')

bl a quantity

v.-hich gives the same remainders when il is the divisor of tW1\ quan,
Lilies d the factOr by which a logarithm to one base is multiplied I';'

change it to a logarithm to another base 2

Phv,; I ,,' a quantit,

Ius. as mechanical stress: the re.pvnse is usually expressed ao , fractional change in Ih e physical quantity bein ~ affet' ted mo, dus o!pelran' di (me, d.s i, pa ran de! ~ L: a way o( d" in~ lIr accomplishing something modus vi,venldi (mli' dos \'e ven del j L f 1 a way o( living or ul' g~uing along 2 a temporarv agreement in a disput~ pending f1nal

ex~ressing the respun,eof a sample of material te, an external "'mu.

nv"rite: 0 , a~alite; 0, orthoclase: 7 , qual1.z: 8, topaz: 9, corundum: 10, diam"nd 2 a mlldii",cal"'n of this scale. retalnrng its (jrst six miner. 10, als and continuing: 7 , pure silica glass: 8. quartz; 9, topaz: garnet: II, fused zircon: I~, corundum: 13, silicon carbide: 14. bnron carbide' . d ,.mond mo, hur Im,j harl n. ~Hindi muhur, muhr , Pers muhr, a seal. akin to mudr" a seal; a f"rmer gnld C01O nf India- equal 10 15 rupees Sans Iii .. ""in nf gnld ': L I n, IIP"rt m"edo d'"u"" moidore I IIHrj ' moneta, mnnel' . aurum , gnld ; 3 form"r guld unn of Portugal and Brazil ) moi' e/ty Imm' . tel n" pi -~ies ' J\'IE moire " OFr ~ L merl"tn, , the middle lin I.L, hair. mrJiel\'J ' medius, see Mil , I .: 1 a haiL eithee of
"r less ' equal. rarts 2 an md~rLnite share or pari lIr m"re two primary subdi' 'isil,ns in some tribes either moil/ier moil (mail) vi, Ii ME ,","/len tu moisten. make wet" OFr \'L O mrrllinte, 10 soften ( L moll..; sufi: s~e """'Lury i IDial.lto tv;!: 1 drudgery: hard work drudge - vt, IArchaicl 10 moisten or Iwv equa!. A nthrup

"((anged In \0 ascending degree" l. talc; 2, gypsum; 3. calciLe; 4,

Moe, bilus strip, (ma'he as, mo ) MO~rl' " ""HII': also Moebius band Moe' sila Im1"",e a. . ",a) amient Roman pruvince in SE Eurupe,

settlement: compromise

,nil -n,

2 confusion: turmoil - moil')er

n,
I;, Myth

Moelso- Goth or Moelso' goth Moelso- Gothlic
moeurs Imers) or

between the Danube & the Balkan Mnuntains (m1"so gath' goth'
Gothic tribe lhallived in MoeSia Ie JOO

n,

a member "I a

'-IJ, nr Moelso' gothlic Ime' ,,;
pl.

moire (mv.-nr
ravon, "r

Mojlra III1,n

ral 'Gr:

,ee "F HIT!'

mort n, I Fr watered silk -

gath' lk) 8dj. " f the

Mnes", Goths or theIT eXlinct, East Germanic lan!!Uage

moilre Imv.-a ra' ,

I Fr I the manners, cuSlums.

behavi,'r, et" 01 a

gl\' en ~r"up

mo'

tn be mold,' . of recent v,dc anlc mull, mold 'I a vent '" fissur e In ao area Ger aClivlt\', emil\.ln~ ' steam , caro"n d",xide, and, sometimes, other ga~es ! i; 10lal.I 1 tll ~Iod iolun~1 mog Imagl vi, mogged, mog ging '
fette l n, I' Fr " It muf(arp

mof' fette !mo fel

moist Imo-,stl
;,,Id\'.

cloth, el('" with en
h,' I. mu,-tf' ,"S , lIl' ' murCL, ~rese"('e lI liquid f moist ness adv, anl

"amp" "r

oee

pree

or f mDIrf"r , \0 water ~ moire, roo': moral adj, "r "R\' , pall ern ., cenaln fabrics, ha"lng a wal.,ed, 1 metal ,urfac", - , 1 a v.-, Iered ~al,tern pr~ssed into ad), 1

~tate, ha" ing 'a wat.red

fate or destiny M"H"H :1 a fabric "p, silk wa\')', pat tern

~rr"ved rollers 2ail""""~ lOll, ""-'UrlU, e red Iprob, ,0F
m"L.'tc - \1.

new Wine, Ire,h ' m",'um '" ' ,1"1 , L mucidlL.S, , 1'li~hll"Wel, ~amp 25ug~estlveoflhe (a mol,'1 ",undl 3 '.Rdul - SYN, \In - moistly vi, '" make 0' bec",ne me, ist -mois
o.

,teadely 2 to decamp: move
gadishu

away

Mo'

I ndlan Ocean' p"p

(m6' a de' "hC1'J r
:1~ 1,000'

('apllal ,0/ Somalia, ;eap"rt "n Ihe
scio (. ,hili

It. name Mo ga'

moisture 100m,c;,.rl

mois, ten Imm,

0'"' mr",-!"", , m0'sto? see

""hT~ water

lenier