What does muller mean?
Muller means One who, or that which, mulls..
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/ˈmʌlə/ · noun
One who, or that which, mulls..
The muller can easily plow through any sand mixture that I put in it and has plenty of power left over.
The muller provides, in addition, a useful means of comparing the important property of the rate of strength development of pigments.
The mixing is conducted in a water-bath, and during this process, and as long as the phosphorus is being ground or ‘mullered,’ copious fumes are evolved.
We walked down to the golf club to get a beer; they readily agreed as we went, it had been a dreadful game. Macca [Steve McMahon] asked Gazza [Paul Gascoigne], had he heard? – they were getting ‘mullered’ back home. […] Gazza said he wasn’t surprised, it was fair enough – and Macca said the same. He said he didn’t mind getting trashed, when they’d played a lousy game – what he hated was getting trashed for two weeks solid beforehand, when the Cup hadn’t even started.
You needn't make so much fuss. Nobody's going to bother about you. It's me that's going to get mullered.
Sure enough, they've got mullered. They're yesterday's men. The sands of time have washed over them.
Then there were these zombie cult people in the beds, wires and stuff shoved into them, and then Yianna had these two minders and they were the ones who mullered us in Cairo, I swear, and one of them grabbed Con […]
"They mullered him, Jimmy." Spider shook his head. "He was completely destroyed."
Use muller when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Muller means One who, or that which, mulls..
Common synonyms include sand muller, outclass.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The muller can easily plow through any sand mixture that I put in it and has plenty of power left over.
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