a medley of show tunes
a medley of sights/sounds/aromas
the 400-meter medley
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
med|ley — «MEHD lee», noun, plural leys, adjective, verb, leyed or lied, ley|ing. –n. 1. a mixture of things, often ones that ordinarily do not belong together: »The United States grew and thrived on its medley of peoples from Europe, Asia, and Africa.… … Useful english dictionary
chance-med|ley — «CHANS MEHD lee, CHAHNS », noun. Law. accidental homicide in which some blame is attached to the killer. ╂[< Anglo French chance medlée mixed chance (happening) < Old French cheance chance, and medler meddle] … Useful english dictionary
ley — ake·ley; badde·ley·ite; bai·ley; bar·ley·break; baw·ley; bay·ley·ite; berke·ley; berke·ley·ism; berke·ley·ite; ber·ley; bing·ley; brad·ley·ite; ca·ley; chance med·ley; char·ley; col·ley; cow·ley; craw·ley; doy·ley; dud·ley; dud·ley·ite; far·ley;… … English syllables
med — aero·med·i·cal; aero·med·i·cine; ah·med·abad; be·med·aled; med·al·et; med·al·ist; med·dle; med·dler; med·dle·some; med·dle·some·ly; med·dle·some·ness; med·dling; med·dling·ly; med·fly; med·i·ca·go; med·i·ca·men·tous; med·i·cant; med·i·cas·ter;… … English syllables
chance-med — chance med·ley; … English syllables
medley — med·ley … English syllables
Medley — Med|ley 〈[ mɛ̣dlı] n. 15〉 Potpourri [engl., „Gemisch, Mischmasch“ <afrz. medlee, zu lat. miscere „mischen“] * * * Med|ley [ mɛdli], das; s, s [engl. medley, eigtl. = Gemisch < afrz. mesdlee, zu: medler = (ver)mischen < mlat. misculare,… … Universal-Lexikon
Medley — Med|ley 〈 [mɛ̣dlı] n.; Gen.: s, Pl.: s〉 Potpourri, Vermischtes [Etym.: engl., »Mischmasch« <afrz. medlee; zu lat. miscere »mischen«] … Lexikalische Deutsches Wörterbuch
medley — med|ley [ˈmedli] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: medlee, from medler; MEDDLE] 1.) a group of songs or tunes sung or played one after the other as a single piece of music medley of ▪ He played a medley of Beatles songs. 2.) [usually… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Medley — Med|ley [ mɛdli] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. medley, eigtl. »Gemisch«, dies aus altfr. mesdlee zu medler »(ver)mischen«, dies über mlat. misculare aus lat. miscere>: a) svw. ↑Potpourri; b) Zusammenfassung der beliebtesten Hits (1) eines … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
