mel

¹

[ mel ]

noun

1. honey.

Mel

²

[ mel ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Melvin.

mel

/ mɛl /

noun

1. pharmacol a pure form of honey formerly used in pharmaceutical products

Word History and Origins

Origin of mel¹

From Latin

Word History and Origins

Origin of mel¹

from Latin

Example Sentences

The only difference was the writing staff was Neil Simon, Mel Brooks, and Carl Reiner, and they started writing on Monday.

From The Daily Beast

An interview with Mel Greig will be shown on the flagship BBC2 news program Newsnight tonight.

From The Daily Beast

The culprits had, by the end, assembled quite a list:  Oprah, Yanni, Chelsea Handler, Mel Gibson, Osama bin Laden.

From The Daily Beast

[Shakes Head] When I saw this film, though, I thought the mantle of Mel Brooks had been passed.

From The Daily Beast

Could you imagine a panel on Jewish issues featuring Mel Gibson?

From The Daily Beast

I recently succeeded in giving perfect relief with Apis Mel.

From Project Gutenberg

Even the farm hands called her "Old Melancholy," and soon she got to be known by that name, or Mel, for short.

From Project Gutenberg

Bitweone mel ne gruchesi e nawt nower frut ne oerhwet; ne drinken bute leaue .

From Project Gutenberg

Mel sank deeper in the heavy chair, feeling a quietness within himself as if the slow creep of death were touching him also.

From Project Gutenberg

Dr. Winters turned his face away from Mel for a moment as if to avoid some pain beyond endurance.

From Project Gutenberg