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account
aceetate
acid
acidiferous
acquaintance
actinolite
ad
adam
adamant
addition
adit
adjudge
adjudged
adjudicate
adularia
adversary
advocate
agaric
air-shaft
al
alalite
albatros
albin
ale-taster
alkali
all
allagite
allanite
allochroite
allophane
almandine
alum-earth
alum-slate
aluminite
ambition
ambligonite
amianthinite
amianthoid
amianthus
amphibole
amphicome
amphigene
amygdaloid
an
analcime
anatase
anatron
andalusite
andreolite
anecdote
anthophyllite
anthropolite
antimony
antonomasy
apatite
aphanite
aplome
apophyllite
appoint
appose
apposer
apprehend
aquiline
araignee
arbitrate
arbitrator
arborescence
arborization
arborize
arches-court
archpolitician
arctizite
arendalite
argil
argillomurite
armenian
arragonite
arrow
arsenic
articulate
asbestos
ascent
assay
assayed
assayer
assessment
assimilation
attorney
audience
audit
auditor
augite
auricle
automalite
award
axinite
axstone
baikalite
balance
balker
ball
balsamine
bar
barilla
barolite
barom
baroscopic
baroselenite
barystrontianite
basalt
basilic
basseting
bastard
bat
bate
bath
beacon
beatification
beetle
beetle-brow
beetle-browed
beetling
belomancy
belvidere
bend
bergmanite
bergmaster
bergmote
beryl
besides
besiege
bevelment
bewitch
bezoar
bildstein
biotina
bitter-spar
blaast
black-chalk
black-lead
bladder
bladed
blow-pipe
blue-john
bold
boldness
bolt
bolted
bonny
bony
boracic
bore
boss
botryoidal
botryolite
bottom
braminee
brass
brazen
breccia
breeding
breislakite
brimstone
bronzite
brow
brucite
bruise
bucholzite
buckler
buddle
burgh-master
burh
business
byssolite
cachinnation
cadmian
calamin
calamine
calamit
caliber
call
calx
camel-backed
canvass
canvassed
canvasser
cardamine
cardinal
carinated
carinthin
carmine
casemate
catechise
causalty
cautious
cavolinite
cawk
celestine
censor
cerin
cerite
cerium
ceylanite
chabasite
chalcedony
chameleon
character
chatoyment
chelmsfordite
chert
chiastolite
chief
chiefly
chlorite
chloropal
chloropheite
chondrodite
chosen
christianite
chrome
chrysoberyl
chrysolite
chrysoprase
chusite
cinnamon
circumscription
clamminess
clay-stone
cleavage
cleavelandite
cledge
clef
cling
clinkstone
clinometer
clunch
coal
coal-mine
coal-miner
coalery
cobalt
cochineal
cockle
cognizable
cognizance
collated
collier
cologne-earth
colonel
come
commandment
commission
communicative
compare
compared
compass
compensate
competence
competent
comptonite
conchoidal
conclude
concluded
condemn
confer
confirm
conglomerate
conite
consider
considerable
considered
consonant
conspicuous
conspicuously
conspicuousness
contemptuously
contrasted
controller
convertible
convict
convicted
cope
coppice
corallite
corban
cordierite
could
counsel
countermine
cragged
cranioscopy
crayon
creation
creek
crestless
crichtonite
crisis
critic
critical
critically
criticise
criticised
crocalite
cross-examine
cross-examined
cross-question
cross-stone
crystal
cube-ore
cuckoo-bud
cuckoo-flower
curiosity
cyanite
cymophane
dactyl
damp
daourite
datolite
daunted
daunting
dauntless
dauntlessness
dauphin
dauphiness
davina
daybed
daybook
daybreak
daycoal
daystar
dayswork
daytime
daywearied
daywork
daze
decide
decided
decidedly
decidence
decider
decisory
decree
decreed
definable
define
defined
definer
delegate
delf
deliberate
deliberative
delphinite
demarkation
demoralize
dendrite
denticulation
depend
depopulate
description
descry
desmine
desolation
destinate
destiny
destructive
determinable
determinate
determinator
determine
determined
devour
diallage
diamond
diamond-mine
diaspore
die
dig
dignitary
dijudicate
dilemma
diopside
dioptase
dipping
dipyre
discuss
discusser
dish
dismalness
dispersion
disroot
disrooted
dissected
disseminated
distance
disthene
distinction
distinguish
distinguished
ditrihedria
docimastic
doggers
dolefulness
domineer
domineering
domite
double-minded
doubt
doubtful
doughty
drearihead
drug
druse
dubious
dun
earthflax
earthy
echinated
ecstasy
egregious
ekerbergite
elaolite
elect
electrum
emarginated
emblement
emboss
embossment
embowel
emerald
emery
eminency
eminent
eminently
enamel
enemy
enlumine
epidote
epistilbite
equipendency
ermine
ermined
espy
essentially
eter
ethics
euchysiderite
euclase
eudialyte
eukairite
exalting
examinable
examinant
examinate
examinator
examine
examiner
excel
excellency
excellent
excellently
exchange
exfoliate
expectancy
experiment
expiate
explorator
explore
explored
expostulate
expound
extraordinarily
fahlerz
fairy
fallingin
famine
fassaite
fate
fatness
feature
felspath
fermentation
fettstein
fiber
fibrolite
fibrous
figure
filament
find
fine
finish
first-rate
fistuliform
fix
flat
flatness
fletz
flinty
floatstone
flood
fluctuate
fluor
flux
fluxible
foe
foliated
follow
for
foreordain
formation
fossil
fother
fougade
fracture
franklinite
freisleben
frett
friz
full-eyed
fulmine
fungiform
fuscite
g
gabbro
gabronite
gad
gadolinite
gahnite
gallery
gang
gangue
garnet
gehlenite
gelatinate
geode
geognosy
geography
geology
gibbosity
gibbousness
gibbsite
gieseckite
ginging
girasol
give
glance-coal
glauberite
glebe
glimmer
gloominess
gneiss
gnome
go
goggle-eyed
goggled
golden
grade
graft
gramineous
granite
granitel
granitic
granitin
graywacke
great
greatness
green-earth
grenatite
grievous
grievousness
griffon
groove
groover
grossular
gumminess
gummosity
gypsum
hackly
hade
hagiography
hand
harmotome
hatch
hatchet-face
hauyne
haydenite
hear
heart
hedenbergite
heliotrope
helvin
hepatical
hepatite
herborization
herborize
herborized
herborizing
heulandite
high-place
hight
hill
his
hisingerite
history
hit
hohlspath
hollow
hommoc
honorableness
hornblend
horror
horse
humboldite
humite
hyacinth
hydrargillite
hydrolite
hydrophane
hypersthene
hypostatical
idocrase
ignescent
illinition
illumine
illuminee
illustrious
illustriously
illustriousness
imminence
imminent
imparlance
impeachment
impendent
imperiality
imperious
imperiously
inclemency
inconclusively
indeterminable
indetermined
indianite
indicolite
inexorable
inexpediency
inlet
inorganical
inorganized
inquirer
inquisitor
insolent
inspect
inspected
inspector
instinctive
interrogate
interrogated
investigate
investigated
involve
iolite
iron
irresolute
iserine
jade
jamb
jararaca
jargon
jargonic
jasmine
jasper
jeffersonite
jigpin
judge
judged
karpholite
keeled
keffekill
kermes-mineral
killinite
kingdom
knebelite
konilite
koupholite
kyanite
lamina
lamp
lapis
latrobite
launder
lava
lazuli
lazulite
lead
ledge
leelite
lenzinite
lepidolite
leucite
lherzolite
lievrite
lignite
ligurite
liken
limbilite
lithia
lithogenesy
load
locality
locate
lode
lode-stone
look
lord
loss
lot
luck
lumine
lustily
lythrode
maclurite
madrier
magisterial
make
mammillary
marble
marcasite
margarite
marmalite
master
master-hand
mastership
mastery
meadow-ore
measure
mediator
medically
medicinal
medicinally
medicine
melancholiness
melanite
mellite
menachanite
menilite
mercurification
mercurify
mercury
mesolite
mesotype
mica
micarel
microscope
mighty
mine
mine-digger
miner
mineral
mineralist
mineralization
mineralize
mineralized
mineralizer
mineralogical
mineralogically
mineralogist
mineralogy
mining
miny
mocha-stone
molybdena
montmartrite
moral
motive
mount
mountain
mountain-soap
mounting
move
mucidness
mucilaginousness
mucousness
mundic
my
nacrite
name
nape
naphtha
natron
natural
necessity
necronite
needle-stone
nephelin
nepheline
nephrite
nobility
noli-me-tangere
nome
nominee
nonsuit
nose
notably
noted
notedness
novitiate
obsidian
odds
omphacite
opalescence
orator
ordeal
ore
organized
orthite
orthography
oryctognosy
ostracize
overhaul
overlook
oyer
pagodite
panegyric
paramount
pargasite
particular
pass
passing
paste
patiently
pearl-stone
pebblestone
pechblend
pectinated
pedantize
pegmatite
peliom
penitentiary
pension
perdifoil
perish
persuade
peruse
perused
peruser
petalite
petency
pharmacy
phasis
philopolemic
phosphate
phosphorescence
photizite
phyllite
physalite
physical
pick
picrolite
pight
pikrolite
pinite
pioneer
pisophalt
pissasphalt
plague
plasma
platinum
platonic
pleonaste
plight
plum
plumbago
plummet
plumming
point
poise
polarity
polyhalite
polyneme
ponder
pondered
porcellanite
porch
pore
poristical
porphyry
poser
potato
pottern-ore
pout
prase
pre-eminence
pre-eminent
pre-eminently
pre-examine
precisely
predesign
predesigned
predestinate
predestinated
predestination
predeterminate
predetermination
predetermine
prehnite
prejudge
prejudged
prejudicate
prejudice
prejudiced
preordain
preordained
preresolved
prerogative
probator
probe
process
profession
proficiency
project
prominency
prominent
prominently
promise
promiser
proof
property
proportion
protuberance
protuberant
protuberate
prove
pseudo-metallic
pseudo-volcano
pseudomorphous
pump
punishment
purgation
purpose
pycnite
pyrallolite
pyrenite
pyrgom
pyrite
pyrope
pyrophane
pyrorthite
pyrosmalite
pyroxene
quadrangular
quality
quantity
quarantine
quarry
quarter
quartz
query
question
questioned
quicksilver
ratchil
rathoffite
ratio
ray
re-examine
re-examined
reach
reck
recognize
reconciliation
reconnoiter
reconnoitered
reddle
referee
reformation
refractarias
regard
rejudge
relief
relievo
relumine
relumined
remainder
remainder-man
renowned
replevin
replevy
report
research
researcher
resolute
resolutely
resolve
resolved
reversioner
review
reviewed
reviewer
revise
revised
reviser
rhetizite
rhodonite
rhomb-spar
rib
rich
richness
ridge
right
rigorously
rock
rock-salt
romanzovite
rotten-stone
roughness
roundhouse
rubellite
rubicel
ruby
rudd
rudeness
ruggedness
ruiniform
rule
sahlite
saint
salamander
sanctifier
sap
sappare
sapped
sapper
sapphire
sardoin
satin-spar
saucisson
saussurite
sawyer
scale-stone
scan
scanned
scapolite
scheich
schiller-spar
scholar
scitamineous
scope
scorza
scourge
scriptural
scrupulous
scrutator
scrutinize
scrutinized
scrutinizer
sealer
seam
search
searched
searcher
sectile
seducer
seleniuret
self
settle
settled
seven
severite
shaft
shale
shalstone
shareholder
shiver
shoad
shoad-stone
shorl
shorlite
show
siderite
sidero-clepte
siege
sift
sifted
signal
signalize
signalized
signally
silicicalce
sillimanite
silver
similitude
singular
sinister
sinter
skolezite
skoradite
slacken
sliding-rule
sliminess
slowly
sluds
smaragdite
soapstone
soberminedness
soda
sodalite
solution
sommite
sordawalite
soul
sounded
spa
spaad
spaciousness
spalt
spar
spathic
spathiform
spaw
sphene
spinellane
spinthere
spirit
splendor
splintery
spodumene
spot
spring
spy
squat
squatt
stagger
stamineous
stand
stannary
stare
starve
statesman
staurolite
staurotide
steinheilite
stick
stilbite
stilpnosiderite
stoat
stocky
storminess
stramineous
stratum
striate
striated
strictly
strontianite
structure
stud
student
studied
stulm
sublimate
succinite
suffocate
suggestion
sullenness
sullens
sulphur
sumless
sump
sun
supereminency
supereminent
superiority
superlative
supplant
surpassing
survey
surveyed
surveyor
suspend
suspended
suspending
swallet
swamp-ore
swelling
sworn
sycamine
symmetrist
synneurosis
tabular
tafelspath
talc
talent
talk
tax
teller
tempestuousness
tennantite
tepid
term
terminer
tertiate
tetragonal
text
thallite
thermal
thomsonite
thousand
thred
three-cornered
thulite
thumerstone
thunderbolt
tide
timber
tinner
tinsel
tip
titanium
title
toad-stone
toot
topaz
touch
touchstone
toughness
tragi-comedy
train
train-road
transcendency
transcendental
transcendently
translucent
transplace
transplendency
transplendently
trap
treasurer
tremolite
triacontahedral
triangular
tribunal
trier
trigonous
triphane
tripoli
tripyramid
truncated
try
tumite
tungsten
turkois
turmalin
turn
turnerite
turpeth
turret
tut
ultramarine
umboldilite
unambitious
undecided
undermine
underminer
undeterminable
undetermined
undistinguished
unexaminable
unexamined
unexplored
unjudged
unpredestined
unquestioned
unresolved
unresolving
unsearched
unsettled
unsettledness
unsifted
untried
unweighed
uprising
uranium
usher
vague
variety
variolite
ventilate
vermilion
very
vesuvian
view
viewed
viewer
vimineous
virile
visitation
vitriol
vocative
volcanite
voted
vulpinite
wacky
wadd
wallerite
want
wariness
water
watering-place
wavellite
waver
wavering
weed
weigh
weighed
wernerian
wernerite
whin-stone
white-vitriol
whitestone
wi
will
willed
window
winnow
winnowed
witherite
wolfram
work
workman
worm
worship
worthy
wrinkle
wrought
yanolite
yellow-earth
yenite
yttro-cerite
yttro-columbite
yttro-tantalite
zeolite
zigzag
zircon
zoisite
zurlite



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1828 Definition

MINE, a. called sometimes a pronominal adj. [L. meus.]

My; belonging to me. It was formerly used before nouns beginning with vowels. "I kept myself from mine iniquity." Ps.18. But this use is no longer retained. We now use my before a vowel as well as before an articulation; as my iniquity. In present usage, my always precedes the noun, and mine follows the noun, and usually the verb; as, this is my book; this book is mine; it is called my book; the book is called mine: it is acknowledged to be mine.

Mine sometimes supplies the place of a noun. Your sword and mine are different in construction.

MINE, n.

1. A pit or excavation in the earth, from which metallic ores, mineral substances and other fossil bodies are taken by digging. The pits from which stones only are taken, are called quarries.

2. In the military art, a subterraneous canal or passage dug under the wall or rampart of a fortification, where a quantity of power may be lodged for blowing up the works.

3. A rich source of wealth or other good.

MINE, v.i. To dig a mine or pit in the earth.

1. To form a subterraneous canal or hole by scratching; to form a burrow or lodge in the earth, as animals; as the mining coney.

2. To practice secret means in injury.

MINE, v.t. To sap; to undermine; to dig away or otherwise remove the substratum or foundation; hence, to ruin or destroy by slow degrees or secret means.

They mined the walls.

In a metaphorical sense, undermine is generally used.
1913 Definition
Mine (mine)
n.(m***emacr]n)
Mine
[F.]
  1. See Mien.
    [Obs.]
  2. Belonging to me; my. Used as a pronominal to me; my. Used as a pronominal adjective in the predicate; as, "Vengeance is mine; I will repay." Rom. xii. 19. Also, in the old style, used attributively, instead of my, before a noun beginning with a vowel.

    I kept myself from mine iniquity. Ps. xviii. 23.

    * Mine is often used absolutely, the thing possessed being understood; as, his son is in the army, mine in the navy.

    When a man deceives me once, says the Italian proverb, it is his fault; when twice, it is mine. Bp. Horne.

    This title honors me and mine. Shak.

    She shall have me and mine. Shak.

  3. To dig a mine or pit in the earth; to get ore, metals, coal, or precious stones, out of the earth; to dig in the earth for minerals; to dig a passage or cavity under anything in order to overthrow it by explosives or otherwise.
  4. To form subterraneous tunnel or hole; to form a burrow or lodge in the earth; as, the mining cony.
  5. To dig away, or otherwise remove, the substratum or foundation of] to lay a mine under; to sap; to undermine; hence, to ruin or destroy by slow degrees or secret means.

    They mined the walls. Hayward.

    Too lazy to cut down these immense trees, the spoilers . . . had mined them, and placed a quantity of gunpowder in the cavity. Sir W. Scott.

  6. To dig into, for ore or metal.

    Lead veins have been traced . . . but they have not been mined. Ure.

  7. To get, as metals, out of the earth by digging.

    The principal ore mined there is the bituminous cinnabar. Ure.

  8. A subterranean cavity or passage
    ; especially: (a)
  9. Any place where ore, metals, or precious stones are got by digging or washing the soil; as, a placer mine.
  10. Fig.: A rich source of wealth or other good.
    Shak.

    Mine dial, a form of magnetic compass used by miners. -- Mine pig, pig iron made wholly from ore; in distinction from cinder pig, which is made from ore mixed with forge or mill cinder. Raymond.

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