mute
111mute — mjuËt n. one who cannot speak, person who does not utter any noise, dumb; device which temporarily silences the sound on a telephone or television v. make quieter, reduce the loudness of; make less bright, reduce the intensity of adj. silent,… …
112mute — 1) sopa de maiz entero. 2) en el pueblito de los campesinitos de bucaramanga 3) enredo …
113mute — a. 1. Dumb, obmutescent, unable to speak, incapable of speech. 2. Silent, speechless, still. 3. Silent, unpronounced …
114mute — [mjuːt] adj 1) saying nothing, or not willing to speak 2) old fashioned unable to speak. People now think that this word is offensive and prefer to use the expression speech impaired …
115mutė — 3 mùtė scom. (2) Lzd kas labai riebus, storulis; plg. mutas: Tokis mùtė nesumenks tep greit Rdm. Tai būta gražios – riebi kap mùtė! Rdm …
116mute — Mumule, mū, mūmū, mule. ♦ Deaf mutes, po e kuli ā ā ā …
117mute — a print with only the picture image (minus the sound track) …
118mute — Speechless; dumb; that cannot or will not speak …
119mute — Speechless; dumb; that cannot or will not speak …
120mute swan — noun Date: 1785 a common white swan (Cygnus olor) that produces no loud notes, is native to Europe and western Asia, and has been introduced into parts of the United States …
