My
Multiple Entries:
MY my my- myo-
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
MY
▶abbreviation motor yacht.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
my/mʌɪ/
▶possessive determiner
- 1 belonging to or associated with the speaker.
■ used with forms of address in affectionate, sympathetic, humorous, or patronizing contexts.
- 2 used in various expressions of surprise.
– phrases
My Lady (or Lord) a polite form of address to certain titled people.
My Lady (or Lord) a polite form of address to certain titled people.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
my-
▶combining form variant spelling of myo- shortened before a vowel (as in myalgia).
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
myo- /ˈmʌɪəʊ/ (also my- before a vowel)
▶combining form of muscle; relating to muscles: myocardium.
– origin from Gk mus, mu- ‘mouse or muscle’.
'My' also found in these Oxford entries:
accustom
- acushla
- alannah
- apposition
- bane
- beggar-my-neighbour
- begin
- blank
- body
- book
- Caesar
- collective noun
- condescend
- convince
- countryman
- cross
- day
- devout
- disaster
- eat
- follow-the-leader
- foot
- French
- gerund
- Godwottery
- guest
- honour
- hypercorrection
- IMHO
- its
- Jehovah
- jobsworth
- knowledge
- lady
- lavabo
- length
- little
- logrolling
- lookout
- lord
- lud
- m'
- macushla
- madam
- Mademoiselle
- Madonna
- Magnificat
- man Friday
- me
- mea culpa

