| MESOCARP | • mesocarp n. (Botany) The middle layer of the pericarp of a fruit. In many fruits such as drupes and tomatoes, the… • MESOCARP n. the middle layer of a pericarp. |
| MESOCARPS | • mesocarps n. Plural of mesocarp. • MESOCARP n. the middle layer of a pericarp. |
| MESOCEPHALIC | • mesocephalic adj. (Of a person or animal) Having a head that is not particularly short or long from front to back, relative… • mesocephalic n. A mesocephalic person. • MESOCEPHALIC adj. having a medium-sized skull. |
| MESOCEPHALICS | • mesocephalics n. Plural of mesocephalic. • MESOCEPHALIC n. someone having a medium-sized skull. |
| MESOCEPHALIES | • MESOCEPHALY n. having a medium skull, also MESOCEPHALISM. |
| MESOCEPHALISM | • mesocephalism n. The property of being mesocephalic. • MESOCEPHALISM n. having a medium skull, also MESOCEPHALY. |
| MESOCEPHALISMS | • MESOCEPHALISM n. having a medium skull, also MESOCEPHALY. |
| MESOCEPHALOUS | • mesocephalous adj. Alternative form of mesocephalic. • MESOCEPHALOUS adj. having a medium skull. |
| MESOCEPHALY | • mesocephaly n. The property of being mesocephalic. • MESOCEPHALY n. having a medium skull, also MESOCEPHALISM. |
| MESOCRANIES | • MESOCRANY n. medium skull breadth. |
| MESOCRANY | • mesocrany n. The condition of being mesocranic. • MESOCRANY n. medium skull breadth. |
| MESOCRATIC | • mesocratic adj. Relating to mesocracy, or rule by the middle class. • mesocratic adj. (Mineralogy) Neither leucocratic nor melanocratic; having a more or less even mixture of light and dark constituents. • mesocratic n. (Ecology) The second stage of interglacial forest development (Early-Temperate), characterized by a… |
| MESOCYCLONE | • mesocyclone n. An area of vertical atmospheric rotation in supercell thunderstorms, which signals the threat of a possible tornado. • MESOCYCLONE n. a rapidly rotating air mass within a thunderstorm that often gives rise to a tornado. |
| MESOCYCLONES | • mesocyclones n. Plural of mesocyclone. • MESOCYCLONE n. a rapidly rotating air mass within a thunderstorm that often gives rise to a tornado. |