molimen
/məˈlʌɪmən/ /məʊˈlʌɪmən/ /məˈlʌɪmɛn/Medicine
noun
A physiological, especially humoral, change that is exaggerated or produces symptoms; especially one associated with the premenstruum. Usually in plural.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hawkes Tanner (1824–1871), physician. From classical Latin mōlīmin-, mōlīmen effort, intensity, weight, importance from mōlīrī + -men. Compare French molimen.
- beltman
- belt sander
- belt something out
- belt-tightening
- belt up
- beltway
- Beltway bandit
- beluga
- beluga caviar
- belvedere
- Belyando spew
- belying
- Belém
- BEM
- bema
- be made of money
- be made of sterner stuff
- be made up
- be man enough to do (or for)
- Bemba
- be meat and drink to
- be mentioned in dispatches
- be miles away
- bemire
- bemoan