Muller noun³. ['mʊlǝ] E20.
[See below.]
Used attrib. and in possess. to designate a set of bodily exercises published and promoted by the 19th-cent. Danish physical educationalist J. P. Muller.

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muller noun¹. ['mʌlǝ] LME.
[Perh. from Anglo-Norman (cf. Old French moloir adjective), from moldre grind: cf. -ER².]
1. A stone, or piece of a similar substance, with a flat base or grinding surface used for grinding powders etc. on a slab. LME.

2. Any of various mechanical contrivances for grinding or crushing. M19.

■ mullered adjective (rare) ground with a muller M19.

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muller noun². ['mʌlǝ] M19.
[from MULL verb³ + -ER¹.]
A person who or thing which mulls wine etc.; spec. a vessel in which wine etc. may be mulled.

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Müller noun¹. ['mʊlǝ] Also Muller. L18.
[A German surname, app. that of its discoverer.]
Mineralogy. Müller glass, Müller's glass, = HYALITE.

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Müller noun². ['mʊlǝ] M19.
[Heinrich Müller (1820-64), German anatomist.]
Anatomy. Used attrib., in possess., and with of to designate various structures of the eye described by Müller, esp. (a) any of the fibroid glial cells which form the supportive tissue of the retina; (b) any of certain involuntary muscles of the eye.

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