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Traditional English :: mummify
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mummification.html - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 embalm and preserve (a body) in the form of a mummy (see MUMMY(2) )). 2 (usu. as mummified adj.) shrivel or dry up (tissues etc.). |
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Traditional English :: mummify
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mummification.html - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 embalm and preserve (a body) in the form of a mummy (see MUMMY(2) )). 2 (usu. as mummified adj.) shrivel or dry up (tissues etc.). |
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Traditional English :: mummer
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mummification.html - n. 1 an actor in a traditional masked mime. 2 archaic or derog. an actor in the theatre. [ME f. OF momeur f. momer MUM(3)] |
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Traditional English :: mummery
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mummification.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 ridiculous (esp. religious) ceremonial. 2 a performance by mummers. [OF momerie (as MUMMER)] |
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Traditional English :: mummify
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mummification.html - v.tr. (-ies, -ied) 1 embalm and preserve (a body) in the form of a mummy (see MUMMY(2) )). 2 (usu. as mummified adj.) shrivel or dry up (tissues etc.). |
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Traditional English :: mummy(1)
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mummification.html - n. (pl. -ies) Brit. colloq. mother. [imit. of a child's pronunc.: cf. MAMMA(1)] |
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