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Traditional English :: mutable
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muther - adj. literary 1 liable to change. 2 fickle. mutability n. [L mutabilis f. mutare change] |
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Traditional English :: mutagen
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muther - n. an agent promoting mutation, e.g. radiation. mutagenic adj. mutagenesis n. [MUTATION + -GEN] |
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Traditional English :: mutant
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muther - adj. & n. --adj. --n. a mutant form. [L mutant- part. f. mutare change] |
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Traditional English :: mutate
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muther - v.intr. & tr. undergo or cause to undergo mutation. [back-form. f. MUTATION] |
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Traditional English :: mutation
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muther - n. 1 the process or an instance of change or alteration. 2 a genetic change which, when transmitted to offspring, gives rise to heritable variations. 3 a mutant. 4 a an umlaut. b (in a Celtic language) a change of a consonant etc. determined by a preceding word. mutational adj. mutationally adv. [ME f. L mutatio f. mutare change] |
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Traditional English :: mutatis mutandis
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muther - adv. (in comparing cases) making the necessary alterations. [L] |
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