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mercenary
adjective
1 derog excessively concerned with the desire for personal gain, especially money.
2 hired for money.
noun (mercenaries ) a soldier available for hire by a country or group.
[14c meaning -someone who works for hire-: from Latin mercenarius , from merces reward or hire]
adjective
1 derog excessively concerned with the desire for personal gain, especially money.
2 hired for money.
noun (mercenaries ) a soldier available for hire by a country or group.
[14c meaning -someone who works for hire-: from Latin mercenarius , from merces reward or hire]
mercer
noun , Brit a dealer in textiles, especially expensive ones.
[13c: from French mercier ]
noun , Brit a dealer in textiles, especially expensive ones.
[13c: from French mercier ]
mercerize or mercerise
verb (mercerized , mercerizing ) to treat (a material, especially cotton) with a substance which strengthens it and gives it a silky appearance.
[19c: named after John Mercer (1791?1866), an English textile manufacturer who invented the process]
mercerized adjective .
verb (mercerized , mercerizing ) to treat (a material, especially cotton) with a substance which strengthens it and gives it a silky appearance.
[19c: named after John Mercer (1791?1866), an English textile manufacturer who invented the process]
mercerized adjective .
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