MELE

Meaning of MELE in English

ˈmā(ˌ)lā noun

( -s )

Etymology: Hawaiian

: an Hawaiian song or chant

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PÊLE-MÊLE — ˈpel|mel archaic variant of pell-mell
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PARCEL-MELE — (adv.) By parcels or parts.
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PARCEL-MELE — ( adv. ) By parcels or parts.
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PARCEL-MELE — adv by parcels or parts.
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SCUFFLE — v. rixar, interluctar; (feet) acrappar per li pedes; n. melé, rixe
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MELEE — melé
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MEAL — I. noun see: measure Date: before 12th century an act or the time of eating a portion of food to …
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-MEAL — adverb combining form Etymology: Middle English -mele, from Old English -mǣlum, from mǣlum, dative plural of mǣl by a (specified) …
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PIECEMEAL — I. ˈpē|smē(ə)l adverb Etymology: Middle English pece-mele, from pece piece + -mele -meal 1. : one piece at a time …
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MEAL — I. ˈmēl, esp before pause or consonant ˈmēəl noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English meel mealtime, meal, from Old …
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PARMELIACEOUS — (ˈ)pär|mēlē|āshəs adjective Etymology: New Latin Parmeliaceae (from Parmelia, type genus + -aceae ) + English -ous : of or relating …
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OATMEAL — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English ote-mele, from ote oat + mele meal — more at oat , meal 1. a. …
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MELVIE — ˈmelvi transitive verb Etymology: probably alteration of melwie, from Middle English melw-, stem of mele meal — more at meal …
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MELLIFLUOUS — (ˈ)me|lifləwəs adjective Etymology: Late Latin mellifluus, from Latin melli- (from mell-, mel honey) + -fluus (from fluere to flow); akin …
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-MEAL — ˌmēl, ˈmē(ə)l adverb combining form Etymology: Middle English -mele, from Old English -mǣlum, from mǣlum, dative plural of mǣl appointed …
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FISTMELE — ˈfistˌmēl noun ( -s ) Etymology: fist (I) + mele, obsolete variant of meal (measure) : the breadth of a …
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COLUMELLIACEOUS — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|melē|āshəs adjective Etymology: New Latin Columellia + English -aceous : of or relating to the genus Columellia or the family …
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CHAMELEONIC — kə|mēlē|änik adjective : like a chameleon in changeability : assuming varying hues : inconstant
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BROMELIACEAE — brōˌmēlēˈāsēˌē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Bromelia, type genus + -aceae : a family of tropical American …
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ANISOMELES — ˌaˌnīˈsäməˌlēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from anis- (I) + -meles (from Greek melē cup); from the lack of …
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-MEAL — a native English combining form, now unproductive, denoting a fixed measure at a time: piecemeal. [ ME -mele, OE -maelum, …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
MEAL — meal 1 — mealless , adj. /meel/ , n. 1. the food served and eaten esp. at one of the …
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MEAL — I. ˈmēl noun Etymology: Middle English meel appointed time, meal, from Old English mǣl; akin to Old High German māl …
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
-MEAL — Etymology: Middle English -mele, from Old English -mǣlum, from mǣlum, dative plural of mǣl : by a (specified) portion or …
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PELL-MELL — ■ adjective & adverb in a confused, rushed, or disorderly way. ■ noun a confused mixture; disorder. Origin C16: from …
Concise Oxford English vocab
MEAL — [meal] n [ME meel appointed time, meal, fr. OE mael; akin to OHG mal time, L metiri to measure--more at …
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-MEAL — [-meal] adv comb form [ME -mele, fr. OE -maelum, fr. maelum, dat. pl. of mael]: by a (specified) portion or …
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HULA — sensuous, mimetic Hawaiian dance, performed sitting or standing, with undulating gestures to instruments and chant. Originally the hula was a …
Britannica English vocabulary
VILA — also called Port-vila, capital and largest town of the republic of Vanuatu, southwestern Pacific Ocean. Located on Mele Bay on …
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PELL-MELL — / ˌpelˈmel; NAmE / adverb ( old-fashioned ) very quickly and in a way that is not controlled •• WORD …
Oxford Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
PELL-MELL — adv., adj., & n. --adv. 1 headlong, recklessly (rushed pell-mell out of the room). 2 in disorder or confusion (stuffed …
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