Mill

What do we mean by mill?

A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour or meal. noun

A device or mechanism that grinds grain. noun

A building or farm equipped with machinery that presses or grinds fruit to extract the juice. noun

A device or machine used to extract juice from fruit. noun

A machine or device that reduces a solid or coarse substance into pulp or minute grains by crushing, grinding, or pressing. noun

A building or group of buildings equipped with machinery for processing raw materials into finished or industrial products. noun

A machine, such as one for stamping coins, that produces something by the repetition of a simple process. noun

A steel roller bearing a raised design, used for making a die or a printing plate by pressure. noun

Any of various machines for shaping, cutting, polishing, or dressing metal surfaces. noun

A process, agency, or institution that operates in a mechanical way or turns out products in the manner of a factory. noun

A business that breeds and sells animals, such as purebred puppies, often in substandard conditions. Often used in combination. noun

A difficult or laborious series of experiences. noun

To grind, pulverize, or break down into smaller particles in a mill. intransitive verb

To produce or process mechanically in a mill. intransitive verb

To cut, shape, or finish in a mill or with a milling tool. intransitive verb

A grinding apparatus for substances such as grains, seeds, etc.

The building housing such a grinding apparatus.

A machine used for expelling the juice, sap, etc., from vegetable tissues by pressure, or by pressure in combination with a grinding, or cutting process.

A machine for grinding and polishing.

The raised or ridged edge or surface made in milling anything, such as a coin or screw.

A manufacturing plant for paper, steel, textiles, etc.

A building housing such a plant.

An establishment that handles a certain type of situation or procedure routinely, or produces large quantities of an item without much regard to quality, such as a divorce mill, a puppy mill, etc.

An institution awarding educational certificates not officially recognised

An engine.

A boxing match, fistfight.

(die sinking) A hardened steel roller with a design in relief, used for imprinting a reversed copy of the design in a softer metal, such as copper.

An excavation in rock, transverse to the workings, from which material for filling is obtained.

A passage underground through which ore is shot.

A milling cutter.

A treadmill.

A typewriter used to transcribe messages received.

One million dollars Urban Dictionary

A term used in TCG games which means that a player ran out of cards to draw. Urban Dictionary

Irish slang meaning to devour a piece of food, among other things. typically used when the piece of food is banging Urban Dictionary

Verb; to mill is to constantly Facebook and text message every girl in one high school, regardless of age, color, or size. One who mills never stops until thoroughly rejected. Urban Dictionary

Where John Edwards's daddy worked in. Urban Dictionary

Mill is short for 'abortion mill' which is anti-abortion slang for 'abortion clinic'. The term mill comes from the assembly line way girls are treated in abortion clinics. Quite often the girls are lined up in rooms and prep for the abortionist, who only spends a couple of minutes on each one, working in an assembly line fashion. Urban Dictionary

To walk a lap around a certain area. only going right always and never turning back. Urban Dictionary

When someone isn’t in the mood. Urban Dictionary

To devour ones food Urban Dictionary

1. The process of wandering aimlessly, similar to loitering. 2. Something average, shortening of 'run of the mill'. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mill:
mill.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mill:
winded, smock, grist, sails, woolen, windmill, milling, sawmill, flour, grinding, mills, pond, spinning, lumber, storey, textile, corn, machinery, cotton, pulp, brook, creek, burnt, assessed, demolished, powered, cloth, unincorporated, brick, dam, wheel, restored, grain, ore, factory, historic, rebuilt, sugar, burned, stream, cap, wheat, timber, converted, tributary, paper, steam, lane, built, woods, stood, ceased, register, erected, listed, worker, bridge, manufacturing, steel, complex, patent, site.

Words that rhyme with mill:
bill, will, still, drill, fulfill, till, hill, spill, shill, chill, skill, fill, goodwill, pill, kill, ill, grill, until, thrill, instill, til, sill, nil, trill, quill, shrill, rill, grille, distill, brazil, mil, gill, daffodil, frill, overkill, twill, tamil, treadmill, swill, brill, dill, landfill, standstill, downhill, krill, uphill, lil, windmill, distil, deville, refill, rille, sil, ghyll, nill, il, ville, phil, bastille, gil, pil, jill, zill, mille, fil, handbill, lille, sawmill, advil, demille, prill, zil, anthill, fille, seville, albertville, good will, thill, foothill, free will, hornbill, crill, fire drill, ill will, dollar bill, bil, schill, cowgill, abril, dphil, stil, true bill, one dollar bill, bougainville, molehill, belleville, overfill, mandeville, wil, lill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mill:
old, first, the, new, large, small, grist, spinning, rolling, fulling, run, wind, hand, local, modern, largest, big, hot, corn, powered, continuous, shingle, integrated, mine, vertical, roll, fanning, huge, nearby, inch, horizontal, gastric, driven, typical, cold, ofthe, saw, ruined, nearest, paper, ton, century, textile, cotton, runof, younger, grinding, wooden, owned, portable, pebble, rice, planetary, famous, strip, mini, olive, primitive, universal, post, flouring, story, worsted, busy, legislative, boring.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective mill:
hill, owners, taylor, dam, house, gearing, street, work, pond, creek, stone, stones, boy, race, ricardo, wheel, stream, hands, mount, owner, dams, bridge, workers, wheels, construction, bank, turner, hole, marshall, lane, scale, brook, locals, town, yard, type, run, field, bastable, girl, horse, russell, folk, river, site, gate, spring, grote, village, lewis, sites, building, valley, wright, wrights, rose, products, clappers, doors, ayer, saws, taussig, made, dike, max, sawing, whewell, tail, the, feeder, sawyers, graham, roebuck, boards, hegel, grove, stephen, saw, bib, operatives, burn, road, emptyings, bentham, board, sail, wall, ftone, dale, kripke, owning.

Consonant match to mill:
mail, mole, mull, meal, mile, mall, male, maul, mil, mal, mel, merle, moll, mell, mille, mol, molle, merl, maule, moyle, mele, maile, malle, mohl, miele, mayle, melle, maille, moul, male-, mehl, muhl, mahl, moyl, maull, meehl.

Words that sound like mill:
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