(my) noun
1. A cage for molting birds; an enclosure; pen for fattening or breeding; also, any place of concealment.
2. plural A stable; specifically, the stables in London in which the royal horses are kept: so called because built on the site of the mews or cages of the royal hawks.
—v.t.
1. To confine in or as in a mew; immure or conceal: often with up.
2. Obs. To change (feathers); molt.
—v.i.
3. Obs. To molt. [<OF muer change <L mutare]

(my) v.i.
To cry as a cat.
—noun The ordinary plaintive cry of a cat. Also spelled miaou, miaow, meow. [Imit.]

(my) noun
A European sea gull. Also mew gull. [OE mæw; imit.]