A Complete Word Dictionary Encyclopedia
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English Idioms :: map
map.html - See: PUT ON THE MAP.
English Idioms :: map out
map.html - {v. phr.} To arrange; lay out; plan. * /The candidate will meet with his campaign manager tomorrow to map out his campaign strategy./
Traditional English :: map
map.html - n. & v.
--n.
    1 a a usu. flat representation of the earth's surface, or part of it, showing physical features, cities, etc. (cf. GLOBE). b a diagrammatic representation of a route etc. (drew a map of the journey).
    2 a two-dimensional representation of the stars, the heavens, etc., or of the surface of a planet, the moon, etc.
    3 a diagram showing the arrangement or components of a thing.
    4 sl. the face.
--v.
    tr. (mapped, mapping)
    1 represent (a country etc.) on a map.
    2 Math. associate each element of (a set) with one element of another set.
    map out arrange in detail; plan (a course of conduct etc.). off the map colloq.
    1 of no account; obsolete.
    2 very distant. on the map colloq. prominent, important. wipe off the map colloq. obliterate.
    mapless adj. mappable adj. mapper n. [L mappa napkin: in med.L mappa (mundi) map (of the world)]
Traditional English :: maple
map.html - n.
1 any tree or shrub of the genus Acer grown for shade, ornament, wood, or its sugar.
2 the wood of the maple.
    maple-leaf the leaf of the maple, used as an emblem of Canada. maple sugar a sugar produced by evaporating the sap of the sugar maple etc. maple syrup a syrup produced from the sap of the sugar maple etc. [ME mapul etc. f. OE mapeltreow, mapulder]
English Idioms :: mackerel
map.html - See: HOLY CATS or HOLY MACKEREL.
English Idioms :: mad as a wet hen
map.html - {adj. phr.}, {informal} In a fighting mood; very angry. * /When my father sees the dent in his fender, he'll be mad as a hornet./ * /Bill was mad as hops when the fellows went on without him./ * /Mrs. Harris was mad as a wet hen when the rabbits ate her tulips./
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