…a monetary unit used only in calculations, worth one thousandth of a dollar…
…(1806–73), English philosopher and economist. Mill is best known for his political and moral works, especially On Liberty (1859), which argued for the importance of individuality, and Utilitarianism (1861), which extensively developed Bentham’s theory…
…a dam built across a stream to raise the level of the water so that it will turn the wheel of a watermill…
…the channel carrying the swift current of water that drives a mill wheel…
…a machine or a factory in which seeds, fruits, or other plant parts are crushed or pressed to extract oil…
…a windmill supported by a post on which it pivots to catch the wind…
…a machine for mixing and working clay and other materials into pug (see pug)…
…used to refer to the process by which rumours and gossip are originated and circulated among a group of people…
…used pejoratively by opponents of abortion to refer to an abortion clinic…
…a factory or machine for rolling steel or other metal into sheets…
…used to refer to the process by which information perceived as biased or misleading is originated and disseminated…
…useful experience, material, or knowledge…
…(of people or animals) move around in a confused mass…
…undergo (or cause someone to undergo) an unpleasant experience…
…the pool which is created by a dam to provide the head of water that powers a watermill…
…an establishment that breeds puppies for sale, typically on an intensive basis and in conditions regarded as inhumane…
