1. One skilled or employed in a craft or in a mechanical occupation; an artisan or operative.

2. Constructed according to the principles of mechanics; applying to machines; acting as a mere machine: done in the manner of a machine, or by force of mere habit; pertaining to artisans or mechanics: acting by physical power, without chemical change. Mechanical philosophy, a philosophy which would account for things on the principles of mere mechanics. Mechanical powers, the lever, the wheel and axle, the pulley, the inclined plane, the wedge, and the screw, the elementary contrivances of which all machines are composed.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• mechanis,
• machanics,
• mecanic,
• macanic,
• mechanice,
• michanic,
• mehanic,
• meachanics,
• mechant,
• mechinics,
• mechanine,
• machnic,
• mechani,
• mechansim,
• mechanicly,
• mechanichs,
• mechanix,
• mechanincs,
• mechaniacl,
• machanic

• mechanistic,
• mechanist,
• mechanics,
• mechanical,
• mechanized,
• mechanise,
• mechanised,
• meshing,
• mesonic,
• mechanize,
• messianic,
• mechanism.

The adjective form of the word "mechanic" is "mechanical".

The plural of the "mechanic" can be the "mechanics".

The singular of the "mechanic" can be the "mechanic".