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melocervicoplasty (medicine)


melocervicoplasty
Plastic surgery of the cheek and neck.

Origin: melo-+ L. Cervix, neck, + G. Plastos, formed


Mammon (iou)



Mammon noun. Also mammon. LME.
[Late Latin mam(m)ona, mam(m)on from New Testament Greek mam(m)onas (Matthew 6:24, Luke 16:9, 11, 13) from Hebrew mamon money, wealth.]
In early use, (the proper name of) the devil of covetousness. Later, (usu. with more or less personification) wealth regarded as an idol or as an evil influence.
the Mammon of unrighteousness wealth ill-used or ill-gained.
A. N. Wilson The worship of Mammon blatantly overrode any questions of justice, fairness or human kindness.
Mammondom noun the realm or domain of Mammon E19.
Mammonish adjective influenced by or devoted to Mammon M17.
Mammonism noun devotion to the pursuit of riches M19.
Mammonist noun a worshipper of Mammon, a person devoted to the pursuit of riches M16.
Mammo'nistic adjective of or pertaining to Mammonists or Mammonism L19.
Mammonite noun = Mammonist E18.
Mammonitish adjective resembling Mammon; characteristic of a Mammonist: E17.