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metamorphosis
the changes in form of some living things as they grow. The change from caterpillar to butterfly or from tadpole to frog are examples of metamorphoses. [2 definitions]
metaphor
a phrase that describes something by comparing it to some other thing, as, for example, when a man says that his wife is a diamond.
meteor
a bright streak or flash in the sky which occurs when small pieces of space material enter our atmosphere and burn up, often called a shooting star.
meteorite
a piece of rock from outer space that has landed on Earth.
meteorologist
a scientist who studies the weather and things that occur in the Earth's atmosphere. Some meteorologists forecast the weather.
meteorology
the science that studies the earth's weather and atmosphere.
-meter
a suffix that means "measure," or "a device for measuring."
meter
1
the basic unit of length of the metric system, equal to one hundred centimeters or 3.28 feet.
meter
2
a particular rhythmic pattern or the rhythmic pattern of units or feet of poetry. [3 definitions]
meter
3
a device that measures or records distance, speed, time, quantity, or degree.
methane
a gas made of carbon and hydrogen atoms that is stored in and collected from the earth. Methane is used for heating and cooking in the form of natural gas.
method
a way of doing something. [2 definitions]
meticulous
very careful or precise.
metre
a spelling of "meter
1
" (unit of measure) and "meter
2
" (musical time) used in Canada and Britain. See "meter" for more information.
metric
1
having to do with the metric or international system of measurement.
metric system
a system of weights and measures that is based on the number ten.
metric ton
a unit of weight equal to one thousand kilograms.
metronome
a device that marks a regular period of time with a clicking sound. A metronome can be set at different speeds and is used by musicians to keep time during practice.
metropolis
a large city.
metropolitan
having to do with a large city and the communities around it.
mew
1
a small cry made by a cat. [2 definitions]
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