See Also: mystagogue(dictionary)
filthy(1)(dictionary)
filthy(2)(dictionary)
filthy 1, adjective(dictionary)
filthy 2, adverb(dictionary)

filthy(2) (iou) and mystagogue (iou)


filthy(2) (iou)



filthy verb trans. E20.
[from the adjective.]
Make filthy.

mystagogue (iou)



mystagogue noun. M16.
[French, or Latin mystagogus from Greek mustagogos, from mustes (see MYSTIC) + agogos leading, from agein to lead.]
In ancient Greece, a person who gave preparatory instruction to candidates for initiation into the Eleusinian or Other mysteries; gen. a person who introduces others to religious mysteries, a teacher of mystical doctrines, a creator or disseminator of mystical doctrines.
mysta'goguery noun the doctrines or practices of a mystagogue E20.