be+met+with
51met|al|clad — «MEHT uhl KLAD», adjective. coated or plated with metal: »metalclad switchgear …
52met|a|lin|guis|tic — «MEHT uh lihng GWIHS tihk», adjective. of or having to do with metalinguistics; exolinguistic …
53met|al|log|ra|phy — «MEHT uh LOG ruh fee», noun. 1. the study of metals and alloys, chiefly with the aid of a microscope. 2. an art or process allied to lithography, in which metal plates are used. ╂[< Greek métallon metal + gráphein draw, write] …
54met|al|loid — «MEHT uh loyd», noun, adjective. –n. Chemistry. 1. an element having properties of both a metal and a nonmetal, such as arsenic, antimony, or silicon. 2. = nonmetal. (Cf. ↑nonmetal) –adj. 1. of or having to do with metalloids. 2. of the nature of …
55met|a|math|e|mat|i|cal — «MEHT uh MATH uh MAT uh kuhl», adjective. of or having to do with metamathematics …
56met|a|math|e|mat|ics — «MEHT uh MATH uh MAT ihks», noun. the branch of mathematics that deals with the logic and consistency of mathematical proof, formulas, and equations. ╂[< German Metamathematik] …
57met|a|mer — «MEHT uh muhr», noun. Chemistry. a compound that is metameric with another …
58met|a|mor|phic — «MEHT uh MR fihk», adjective. 1. characterized by change of form; having to do with change of form; exhibiting metamorphosis. 2. Geology. changed in structure by heat, moisture, and pressure; formed by metamorphism. Slate is metamorphic rock… …
59met|a|neph|ric — «MEHT uh NEHF rihk», adjective. of or having to do with the metanephros …
60met|a|phor|ize — «MEHT uh fuh ryz, FR yz», verb, ized, izing. –v.i. to use metaphor or metaphors; speak in or reason from metaphor. –v.t. 1. to change metaphorically (into): »... dewdrops, metaphorized into pearls (T. Twining). 2. to ply with metaphors …
