| MERCANTILISM | • mercantilism n. (Historical, economics) The theory that a nation must always have a positive balance of trade, in the… • mercantilism n. (Economics) The theory that holds that the prosperity of a nation depends upon its supply of capital… • MERCANTILISM n. the theory or practice of mercantile pursuits. |
| MERCANTILIST | • mercantilist adj. Of, pertaining to, or believing in mercantilism. • mercantilist n. (Economics) One who believes in mercantilism. • MERCANTILIST n. a supporter of mercantilism. |
| MERCENARISMS | • MERCENARISM n. the state of being a mercenary. |
| MERCHANDISED | • merchandised v. Simple past tense and past participle of merchandise. • MERCHANDISE v. to buy and sell in business, also MERCHANDIZE. |
| MERCHANDISER | • merchandiser n. A trader, seller or merchant, especially in the retail trade. • merchandiser n. An arcade machine which dispenses prizes to winners. • MERCHANDISER n. one who sells merchandise, also MERCHANDIZER. |
| MERCHANDISES | • merchandises n. Plural of merchandise. • merchandises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of merchandise. • MERCHANDISE v. to buy and sell in business, also MERCHANDIZE. |
| MERCHANDIZED | • merchandized v. Simple past tense and past participle of merchandize. • MERCHANDIZE v. to buy and sell in business, also MERCHANDISE. |
| MERCHANDIZER | • merchandizer n. Alternative spelling of merchandiser. • MERCHANDIZER n. one who sells merchandise, also MERCHANDISER. |
| MERCHANDIZES | • merchandizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of merchandize. • MERCHANDIZE v. to buy and sell in business, also MERCHANDISE. |
| MERCHANTABLE | • merchantable adj. Fit for the market, i.e. suitable for selling for an ordinary price. Sometimes, this is a technical… • MERCHANTABLE adj. of commercially acceptable quality. |
| MERCHANTINGS | • MERCHANTING n. the act of trading as a merchant. |
| MERCHANTLIKE | • merchantlike adj. Befitting a good merchant; fair, honest, above board. • MERCHANTLIKE adj. (Shakespeare) like a merchant. |
| MERCHANTRIES | • merchantries n. Plural of merchantry. • MERCHANTRY n. the body of merchants taken collectively. |
| MERCIFULNESS | • mercifulness n. The state of being merciful; mercy. • MERCIFULNESS n. the state of being merciful. |
| MERCURATIONS | • MERCURATION n. conversion into a mercury compound. |
| MERCURIALISE | • mercurialise v. Alternative form of mercurialize. • MERCURIALISE v. to treat with mercury or a drug containing mercury, also MERCURIALIZE. |
| MERCURIALISM | • mercurialism n. Chronic mercury poisoning. • MERCURIALISM n. a morbid condition due to mercury. |
| MERCURIALIST | • mercurialist n. (Archaic, medicine) A doctor who uses mercury or supports its use in medicine. • MERCURIALIST n. a believer in the medical use of mercury. |
| MERCURIALITY | • mercuriality n. Mercurial behaviour. • MERCURIALITY n. the state of being mercurial. |
| MERCURIALIZE | • mercurialize v. (Chemistry, transitive) To treat with mercury (the metal). • mercurialize v. (Obsolete, medicine) To treat with a mercury ointment. • mercurialize v. (Obsolete, intransitive) To be sprightly, fantastic, or capricious. |