MYAL | • myal adj. (Anatomy) Relating to muscle. • myal n. (Jamaica, historical) A practitioner of myalism. • MYAL adj. relating to myalism, a magic cult among West Indian blacks. |
MYALL | • myall n. (Obsolete, Australian Aboriginal) A stranger; an ignorant person. • myall n. (Australia) An Aborigine living according to tradition. • myall adj. (Australia) According to Aboriginal tradition; traditionally indigenous. |
MYALLS | • myalls n. Plural of myall. • Myalls prop.n. Plural of Myall. • MYALL n. (Native Australian) an Australian aborigine living traditionally. |
MYASES | • MYASIS n. infestation of human tissue by fly maggots, also MYIASIS. |
MYASIS | • MYASIS n. infestation of human tissue by fly maggots, also MYIASIS. |
MYALGIA | • myalgia n. (Medicine, pathology) Muscular pain or tenderness. • MYALGIA n. (Greek) muscular pain. |
MYALGIC | • myalgic adj. Pertaining to myalgia. • MYALGIC adj. relating to myalgia, pain in the muscles. |
MYALISM | • myalism n. (Jamaica, historical) A syncretic set of religious practices among Jamaican slaves, having African and… • MYALISM n. a magic cult among West Indian blacks. |
MYALIST | • MYALIST n. one who practises myalism, a magic cult among West Indian blacks. |
MYALGIAS | • myalgias n. Plural of myalgia. • MYALGIA n. (Greek) muscular pain. |
MYALISMS | • MYALISM n. a magic cult among West Indian blacks. |
MYALISTS | • MYALIST n. one who practises myalism, a magic cult among West Indian blacks. |
MYASTHENIA | • myasthenia n. (Medicine) Abnormal weakness of the muscles; but especially myasthenia gravis. • MYASTHENIA n. muscular weakness or debility. |
MYASTHENIC | • myasthenic adj. Of, pertaining to, or suffering from myasthenia. • myasthenic n. An individual who has myasthenia. • MYASTHENIC n. one suffering from myasthenia, muscular weakness or debility. |
MYASTHENIAS | • myasthenias n. Plural of myasthenia. • MYASTHENIA n. muscular weakness or debility. |
MYASTHENICS | • myasthenics n. Plural of myasthenic. • MYASTHENIC n. one suffering from myasthenia, muscular weakness or debility. |