men-talˈi-ty (mĕn-tălˈĭ-tĭ), state of mind.
merˈce-na-ry (mûrˈse᷵-na᷵-rĭ), hired soldiers in the service of a country other than their own.
merˈcu-ry (mûrˈku᷵-rĭ), quicksilver, a heavy metal, liquid at all ordinary temperatures, used in barometers.
Merˈcu-ry (mûrˈku᷵-rĭ), in Roman mythology the messenger of Jupiter.
mere (mēr), lake.
mereˈstead (mērˈstĕd), farm.
merˌe-triˈcious (mĕrˌe᷵-trĭshˈŭs), tawdry, gaudy.
Merˈsey (mẽrˈzĭ), a river in England.
me-seemˈeth (me᷵-sēmˈĕth), it seems to me.