Meting (2), s. dream, 3. 282.
Metres, pl. metres, L. 562; B 48.
Meve, v. move, stir, T. i. 472; Meve, ger. 5. 150; HF. 825; Meved, pp. HF. 813; to him meved, urged against him, L. 344. See Moeve.
Me-ward, to, towards me, B 1. m 1. 20; T. iv. 1666.
Mewe, s. mew, i.e. coop wherein fowls were fattened, A 349; properly, a coop for hawks when moulting, F 643; hiding-place, T. iii. 602. See Muwe.
Mewet, adj. mute, T. v. 194. See note.
Mexcuse, for Me excuse, excuse myself, 16. 36.
Meynee, s. household, T. ii. 614; v. 526; B 1238, 1510, D 2045, I 894; company, R. 1305; L. 1222, 1498; E 2436; followers, suite, retinue, retainers, household-servants, R. 615, 634; L. 1059; B 2. p 5. 64; HF. 194; D 2156; F 391; household, menials, A 1258; army, troop, B 3532, 4584; assembly, HF. 933; Meinee, retinue, I 437, 438; troop, A 4381; Meiny, crew, L. 2201; Meignee, household, I 894 n. O. F. meisnee, maisnee, household (Lat. mansionata); cf. E. menials.
Meyntenaunce, s. demeanour, 3. 834.
Michel, adj. much, A. ii. 23. 18. See Muchel.