1. Duly mete out rewards and punishments.

2. To mete out; dispense: Administer justice

3. The methionine Auxotrophs were metA/metZ, metE and metF mutants

4. You did not know the measure you were going to mete me.

5. I will estimate the size of the garden at 1000 square mete.

6. Thus we think mete - cognition is the most crucial to further improve their reading ability.

7. For with the same measure that ye mete withal It'shall be measured to you again.

8. The writer hopes this article is helpful to criminate and mete punishment in legal practice.

9. We can determine his offence and what punishment we shall mete out for that offence; that is clear

10. Bump start método de arranque de un coche empujándolo mientras se mete la marcha conforme se pone en movimiento

11. 2 aFor with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged; and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

12. Afflict, which takes the preposition with, means to impose grievous physical or mental suffering on. Inflict, which takes the preposition on, means to mete out or impose (something on someone)

13. Afore-seid ppl_abs 2 Aforeseyd 2 afor-yen prep 1 aforyeyn 1 afounden v2 1 affounde 1 afrighten v 1 afright 1 after adv 75 after 72 aftir 3 after conj 39 after 32 aftir 7 after-dinner n 2 after-dyner 2 after-mete n 1 after-mete 1 after prep 348 after 331 aftir 17 after-soper n 2 after-soper 2 after-ward adv 32 afterward 29 aftirward 3 agame adv

14. And first, at the chief of the Halle, is the Emperours Throne, fulle highe, where he syttethe at the Mete: and that is of fyn precyouse Stones, Bordured alle aboute with pured Gold and precyous Stones and grete Perles.

15. To mete out more insight about the Waterside in the virtual sense ~ the Comity.org website will be revised in phases with upcoming full & new Moons ~ with major revisions planned after the new-style calendar & turn of the old-style civic calendar year ~