| METRALGIA | • metralgia n. (Pathology) pain in or near the uterus (womb). • METRALGIA n. pain in the uterus. |
| METRAZOLS | • METRAZOL n. a drug used to improve blood circulation. |
| METRICATE | • metricate v. To express physical quantities using the metric system. • metricate v. To convert to the use of the metric system. • METRICATE v. to measure. |
| METRICIAN | • metrician n. (Obsolete) A composer of verses. • METRICIAN n. a composer of verses. |
| METRICISE | • metricise v. Alternative form of metricize. • METRICISE v. to convert to metrical form, also METRICIZE. |
| METRICISM | • METRICISM n. the study of metre. |
| METRICIST | • metricist n. One who studies poetic meter. • METRICIST n. a person skilled in metres; one who writes in metres, also METRIST. |
| METRICIZE | • metricize v. To make metric. • metricize v. To introduce metrics into (a process). • metricize v. To represent or measure by a metric. |
| METRIFIED | • metrified v. Simple past tense and past participle of metrify. • METRIFY v. to compose in metrical form. |
| METRIFIER | • metrifier n. One who metrifies; a writer of verses. • METRIFIER n. one who metrifies. |
| METRIFIES | • metrifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of metrify. • METRIFY v. to compose in metrical form. |
| METROLOGY | • metrology n. (Uncountable) The science of weights and measures or of measurement. • metrology n. (Countable) A system of weights and measures. • METROLOGY n. the science of weights and measures. |
| METRONOME | • metronome n. (Music) A device, containing an inverted pendulum, used to mark time by means of regular ticks at adjustable… • METRONOME n. a mechanical device which indicates the exact tempo of a piece of music by producing a clicking sound from a pendulum with an adjustable period of swing. |
| METROPLEX | • metroplex n. (US, urban studies) A large metropolitan area containing several cities and their suburbs. • METROPLEX n. a large urban or metropolitan area. |