Misereatur, to be learnt, [181/154].
Misty, adj., [62/911].
Mocker, don’t be a, [268/59].
Moderation, [8/107]; [153/5]; [232/477].
See Meene. Cp. p. 104 of the Old English Homilies, ed. Morris, 1868. ‘Brutes eat as soon as they get it, but the wise man shall have times set apart for his meals, and then in reason keep to his regimen.’
Mood, temper, passion.
Morning prayer, [225].
Morter, [66/968], bed-candle; [169/32]; [193/503], a kind of candle used as a night-light.
Morter, a Mortarium, a light or taper set in churches, to burn possibly over the graves or shrines of the dead. Cowel. Qu. if not a cake of wax used for that purpose. Note in Brit. Mus. copy of Hawkins’s Hist. of Music, ii. 294.