men·o·pause 
(mĕnə-pôz′)
(mĕnə-pôz′)n.
1. The permanent cessation of menstruation, usually occurring between the ages of 45 and 55.
2. The period during which such cessation occurs. In both sense, also called climacteric.
[New Latin mēnopausis : MENO- + Greek pausis, pause; see PAUSE.]
men′o·pausal adj.
- Alfred
- Alfred
- Alfred
- Alfred
- Alfred Adolf
- (Alfred) Alistair
- Alfred Bernhard
- Alfred Charles
- (Alfred) Damon
- Alfred Day
- A(lfred) E(dward)
- Alfred Fox
- Alfred Gerald Caplin.
- Alfred Joseph
- (Alfred) Joyce
- Alfred, Lord Tennyson.
- Alfred Lothar
- Alfred Louis
- Alfred North
- Alfredo
- Alfredo Arnold Cocozza.
- Alfred Russel
- Alfred Thayer
- Alfred Victor de
- alfresco