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Professional Vocabulary
English Vocabulary Index
Professional Vocabulary for 14th July :
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Mulberry (n) : tree with dark green leaves on which silk worms feed
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Mulct (n): a fine
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Mule (n): the offspring of a horse and an ass, an obstinate person
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Mullet (n): a small sea fish
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Multicoloured (adj.) : of various colours
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Multifarious (adj.) : many and various
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Multiplication (n) : the act of multiplying, increase in number
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Multiplicity (v) : being great in number
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Multiply (v) : increase many times add a number or quantity to itself a number of times
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Multitude (n): greatness of number
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Mum (inter): hush
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Mum (adj.): silent
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Mum (n) : silence
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Mumble (v): mutter
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Mummy (n) : mother, dead body preserved from decay
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Mumps (n) : in disease with painful swellings in the neck
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Munch (v) : chew
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Mundane (adj.) : belonging to the world
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Municipal (adj.) : of a city having self-government
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Munificent (adj.) : generous, liberal
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Munition (n.pl): military supplies
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Mural (adj.) : picture painted on a wall
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Murder (n) : unlawful killing
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Murder (v) : put to death unlawfully out of malice
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Murk (n) : darkness, gloom
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Murky (adj.) : gloomy
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Murmur (v) : speak within the mouth, mutter, grumble
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Murrain (n) : a contagious disease among cattle
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Muscle (n) : the fleshy fibre in animals, brawn
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Muse (n): goodness presiding over poetry and art, poetic inspiration
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Muse (v) : meditate
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Museum (n) : a building where interesting and rare things are set out for show
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Mushroom (n) : an edible fungus, an upstart
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Mushroom (adj.) : short-lived
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Music (n): melody, any sweet agreeable sound
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Musician (n): a person skilled in music
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Musk (n) :a strong scented substance got from the male deer
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Musket (n) : a hand gun
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Muslin (n) : a light-weight cotton fabric
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Mussel (n) : a shellfish
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Mussulman (v) : a Muslim
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Must (v): should be obliged, ought to
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Mustard (n) : a plant yielding small black pungent seed(s) used in condiments and cooking
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Muster (v): assemble
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Musty (adj.) : mouldy, having a damp smell
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Mute (adj.) : making no sound, speechless, dumb
Professional Vocabulary for 14th July :
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