Mere

What do we mean by mere?

Being nothing more than what is specified. adjective

Considered apart from anything else. adjective

Small; slight. adjective

Pure; unadulterated. adjective

A small lake, pond, or marsh. noun

A pool; a small lake. or pond. noun

Absolutely; wholly.

Famous.

A boundary; boundary-line. noun

A balk or furrow serving as a boundary- or dividing-line in a common field; also, a boundary-stone; a merestone. noun

A private carriage-road. noun

A measure of 29 or 31 yards in the Peak of Derbyshire in England. noun

Pure; sheer; unmixed.

Absolute; unqualified; utter; whole; in the fullest sense.

Sheer; simple; nothing but (the thing mentioned); only: as, it is mere folly to do so; this is the merest trash.

A Middle English form of mare. noun

In the reticulum or supporting skeleton of the extinct silicious sponges of the family Dictyospongidæ, one of the divisions or meshes produced by the intersection of the primary vertical and horizontal spicular bundles. It is subdivided by the spicules of. subordinate rank into lesser areas or quadrangles—dimeres, tetrameres, hexameres. noun

A Maori war-club; a casse-tête, or war-ax, from 12 to 18 inches in length, made of any suitable hard material, as stone, hard wood, or whalebone. Outside of New Zealand the word is only known as the name of a little trinket of greenstone made in imitation of the New Zealand weapon in miniature, mounted in gold or silver, and used as a brooch, locket, ear-ring, or other article of jewelry. noun

To limit; bound; divide or cause division in.

To set divisions and bounds.

A body of standing water, such as a lake or a pond. More specifically, it can refer to a lake that is broad in relation to its depth. Also included in place names such as Windermere.

When referencing a number, it must be no more than 500. Urban Dictionary

A word originally meaning "come here". It definition has expanded to also cover "get over here", "give me" or "gimme", and "want" or "I want". The word "mere" is normally used in conjunction with an opening and closing of ones hand with the palm facing up, in a "come here" or "gimme" fashion, similar to what a child would do when wanting something. It also can be combined with right meow to emphasize. It originates from the incorrect pronunciation/combination of "come here". It was created by a young child just learning how to talk. Urban Dictionary

To have a mere is to screw something up. To be a mere is to be a screw-up Urban Dictionary

Best person ever, so funny, kind and pretty ~definition of girlboss and super alt Urban Dictionary

'Only' Urban Dictionary

Sexy dark skin with dress game Urban Dictionary

When someone is really drunk, all they do is say '' 'Mere ''. Which is simply said person trying to say ''Come here'' but slurred because they are plastered. Is usually accompanied with or followed by some sort of hand gesture. Urban Dictionary

Small Town on Wiltshire/Dorset/Somerset border. To say somebody comes from Mere implies they are a Mutant/Inbred. Urban Dictionary

Sexy darkskin with shoe and dress game Urban Dictionary

A word that introduces the next chapter in a thundercats episode; Onomatopoeia. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mere:
mere.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mere:
formality, mein, coincidence, hai, handful, speculation, sufficient, seconds, mention, presence, existence, sight, fact, christianity.

Words that rhyme with mere:
clear, tear, gear, peer, sheer, year, shear, fear, career, adhere, premier, austere, engineer, severe, deer, steer, cavalier, beer, pioneer, appear, queer, smear, volunteer, persevere, atmosphere, near, cheer, sphere, dear, sincere, pier, premiere, rear, interfere, revere, sneer, veneer, sear, frontier, veer, sere, cohere, jeer, hemisphere, souvenir, disappear, spear, cashier, lear, emir, chandelier, belvedere, vere, commandeer, reindeer, biosphere, zaire, mir, chevalier, financier, stratosphere, mear, unclear, amir, stere, kir, stear, bombardier, insincere, neer, yesteryear, racketeer, shere, bandolier, bere, deere, headgear, domineer, mountaineer, brigadier, teer, fleer, profiteer, meir, kier, midyear, crystal clear, fier, speer, marketeer, leap year, auctioneer, gere, reappear, rainier, brere, frere, spere, wier, greer.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mere:
belle, madame, winander, small, old, inevitable, reine, crystal, excellent, little, erpe, third, former, sainte, resolute, near, rostherne, blameless, vierge, divine, terre, chelsea, fisherton, haerlem, grand, famous, eutrophic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mere:
fact, presence, matter, existence, words, accident, chance, thought, coincidence, mention, act, child, handful, boy, sight, knowledge, appearance, question, statement, idea, formality, curiosity, repetition, speculation, trifle, name, possibility, shadow, pleasure, conjecture, possession, description, percent, suggestion, expression, opinion, instrument, collection, nothing, word, exercise, mortals, cent, imitation, absence, suspicion, fancy, sound, names, illusion, assertion, fiction, feeling, survival, facts, play, abstraction, desire, will, machine, creature, tool, observation, talk, rhetoric, fraction, glance, belief, incident, amusement, piece, threat, reflection, instruments, spectator.

Consonant match to mere:
more, moor, mire, mar, mare, moore, mer, marr, mir, mear, mor, meir, mair, mohr, maire, mawr, moir, maher, mehr, myre, mayr, meagher, mahr, morr, muhr, myhre.

Words that sound like mere:
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