1. The cry of a eat.

2. To change; to moult.

3. To shed or east; to change; to moult; to shut up; to inclose.

4. To cry as a eat.

5. Stables; the royal stables in London, as built near where the king's hawks were mowed.

6. A eage for birds, specially while mewing; an inclosure; a place of confinement.

7. To cry as a cat.

8. A sea-fowl: a gull.

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

• vew,
• mekow,
• mex,
• makw,
• tew,
• eew,
• gew,
• kew,
• meh,
• menow,
• moww,
• meof,
• mreo,
• vuew,
• meowd,
• melow,
• voew,
• camew,
• mynew,
• werw

• mei,
• meow,
• M,
• me,
• MEY,
• Mee.

The adjective form of the word "mew" is "mewy".

The plural of the "mew" can be the "mews".

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