9 letter words that starts with m

9 letter words that start with M

9 letter M word

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macabrely 28 21 MACABRE, gruesome, a...
macadamed 19 20 paved with macadam [...
macadamia 19 19 a kind of nut grown...
macahubas 23 21 MACAHUBA, an America...
macallums 23 21 MACALLUM, (Scots) a...
macarised 19 16 MACARISE, to declare...
macarises 19 15 MACARISE, to declare...
macarisms 21 18 MACARISM, a beatitud...
macarized 22 25 MACARIZE, to declare...
macarizes 22 24 MACARIZE, to declare...
macaronic 21 19 mixing words from di...
macaronis 18 16 MACARONI, a tubular...
macaroons 17 16 MACAROON, a sweet bi...
macassars 19 15 MACASSAR, a kind of...
maccabaws 27 24 MACCABAW, a type of...
maccaboys 30 23 MACCABOY, a type of...
maccaroni 21 19 (Italian) a form of...
macchiato 24 20 (Italian) espresso c...
maccoboys 30 23 MACCOBOY, a type of...
macedoine 17 17 (French) mixed diced...
macerated 18 16 MACERATE, to soften...
macerater 18 15 one who macerates [n...
macerates 18 15 MACERATE, to soften...
macerator 18 15 a person who fasts a...
machinate 20 18 to plan; to contrive...
machinery 27 20 machines in general...
machinima 22 21 the use of real-time...
machining 22 21 MACHINE, to process...
machinist 22 18 a person who operate...
machismos 23 20 MACHISMO, the qualit...
machmeter 22 20 an instrument for me...
machoisms 23 20 MACHOISM, the qualit...
machzorim 26 29 MACHZOR, a Jewish pr...
macintosh 21 18 a waterproof raincoa...
mackerels 21 20 MACKEREL, a marine f...
mackinaws 23 23 MACKINAW, (Native Am...
macrobian 20 19 long-lived [adj]
macrocode 21 19 a macro instruction...
macrocopy 30 23 an enlarged copy of...
macrocosm 23 21 a large and complex...
macrocyst 29 20 an unusually large c...
macrocyte 28 20 an abnormally large...
macrodome 19 19 a dome parallel to t...
macrodont 18 17 having large teeth [...
macroglia 21 18 one of the two types...
macrolide 20 17 any of a class of an...
macrology 27 20 much talk with littl...
macromere 19 18 a large blastomere,...
macromole 20 19 in chemistry, a larg...
macropods 21 19 MACROPOD, an animal...
macropsia 21 18 a condition of the e...
macrotous 19 16 having large ears [a...
macrurans 19 17 MACRURAN, any of a s...
macruroid 20 17 belonging to the cru...
macrurous 20 17 long-tailed, also MA...
mactation 18 16 the killing or slaug...
maculated 20 18 MACULATE, to spot or...
maculates 20 17 MACULATE, to spot or...
madaroses 15 13 MADAROSIS, loss of e...
madarosis 16 13 loss of eyelashes or...
madbrains 18 17 MADBRAIN, (Shakespea...
maddening 16 18 MADDEN, to make or b...
maddingly 25 20 MADDING [adv]
madefying 25 21 MADEFY, (archaic) to...
madeleine 15 15 (French) a small, ri...
maderised 16 14 MADERISE, to become...
maderises 16 13 MADERISE, to become...
maderized 19 23 MADERIZE, to become...
maderizes 19 22 MADERIZE, to become...
madhouses 18 16 MADHOUSE, an insane...
madnesses 15 14 MADNESS, the state o...
madrasahs 18 15 MADRASAH, (Arabic) a...
madrassah 18 15 (Arabic) an Islamic...
madrassas 16 13 MADRASSA, (Arabic) a...
madrepore 17 16 a coral of the commo...
madrigals 19 16 MADRIGAL, an unaccom...
madrilene 16 15 (French) a tomato-fl...
maelstrom 18 16 (Dutch) a powerful w...
maenadism 16 17 the state of being a...
maestosos 15 12 MAESTOSO, a stately...
mafficked 25 26 MAFFICK, to celebrat...
mafficker 25 25 one who mafficks, ce...
mafflings 23 22 MAFFLING, a simpleto...
magainins 16 16 MAGAININ, one of sev...
magalogue 18 18 a large mail-order c...
magazines 19 24 MAGAZINE, a type of...
magdalene 16 17 a reformed prostitut...
magdalens 17 17 MAGDALEN, a reformed...
mageships 22 19 MAGESHIP, the office...
maggotier 18 16 MAGGOTY, full of mag...
magianism 18 18 the teachings or phi...
magically 29 21 MAGICAL, resembling...
magicians 20 18 MAGICIAN, one who is...
magicking 23 24 MAGIC, to work spell...
magisters 18 14 MAGISTER, a person l...
magistery 24 16 the quality, positio...
magistral 19 15 masterly [adj MAGIST...
magmatism 20 20 the production of ma...
magnalium 19 20 an alloy of magnesiu...
magnesial 17 16 relating to magnesia...
magnesian 15 16 relating to magnesia...
magnesias 16 15 MAGNESIA, an ore of...
magnesite 16 15 native magnesium car...
magnesium 18 19 a bright silver-whit...
magnetars 16 15 MAGNETAR, a type of...
magnetics 20 18 the study of magneti...
magnetise 16 15 to make magnetic, al...
magnetism 18 18 the state of being m...
magnetist 17 15 an expert in magneti...
magnetite 16 15 magnetic iron ore, c...
magnetize 19 24 to make magnetic, al...
magnetons 15 16 MAGNETON, a unit of...
magnetron 15 16 a vacuum tube combin...
magnifico 22 21 (Italian) a person o...
magnified 19 19 MAGNIFY, to increase...
magnifier 19 18 something that magni...
magnifies 19 18 MAGNIFY, to increase...
magnitude 17 17 size, extent [n -S]
magnolias 17 16 MAGNOLIA, any tree o...
maharajah 21 25 (Sanskrit) a king or...
maharajas 19 23 MAHARAJA, a king or...
maharanee 15 15 (Sanskrit) the wife...
maharanis 17 15 MAHARANI, (Sanskrit)...
maharishi 21 16 (Sanskrit) a Hindu t...
mahimahis 22 19 MAHIMAHI, (Hawaiian)...
mahjonggs 22 28 MAHJONGG, a game of...
mahlstick 25 22 (Dutch) a stick used...
maiasaura 15 13 a species of dinosau...
maiasaurs 16 13 MAIASAUR, a species...
maidenish 18 16 like a maiden [adj]
maidhoods 18 16 MAIDHOOD, the state...
maieutics 20 16 the Socratic mode of...
mailboats 19 16 MAILBOAT, a boat tha...
mailboxes 25 23 MAILBOX, a box for p...
mailcoach 25 21 a railway coach spec...
mailgrams 20 18 MAILGRAM, (tradename...
mailmerge 19 18 a merge of a file of...
mailpouch 25 22 a mailbag [n -ES]
mailrooms 18 16 MAILROOM, a room in...
mailsacks 22 20 MAILSACK, a sack in...
mailshots 20 15 MAILSHOT, targeted a...
mainbooms 18 19 MAINBOOM, the spar t...
mainbrace 20 19 the brace attached t...
maindoors 15 14 MAINDOOR, the princi...
mainframe 18 19 a large computer ser...
mainlands 16 16 MAINLAND, a principa...
mainlined 16 16 MAINLINE, to inject...
mainliner 16 15 one who takes a narc...
mainlines 16 15 MAINLINE, to inject...
mainmasts 17 16 MAINMAST, the princi...
mainprise 18 16 (historical) to allo...
mainsails 17 14 MAINSAIL, the princi...
mainsheet 17 15 a rope by which a ma...
mainstays 22 15 MAINSTAY, the princi...
maintains 15 14 MAINTAIN, to keep in...
mainyards 22 16 MAINYARD, the lower...
maiolicas 20 16 MAIOLICA, an elabora...
mairehaus 18 15 MAIREHAU, a small ar...
maistered 16 13 MAISTER, (Scots) to...
maistries 17 12 MAISTRY, (obsolete)...
maistring 18 15 (obsolete) mastering...
majesties 18 21 MAJESTY, regal digni...
majolicas 22 25 MAJOLICA, an elabora...
majordomo 18 25 an official who has...
majorette 17 21 a member of a group...
majorship 23 26 the rank or office o...
majuscule 23 27 a capital or other l...
makebates 18 19 MAKEBATE, (archaic)...
makefasts 19 19 MAKEFAST, an object...
makeovers 18 20 MAKEOVER, a complete...
makeready 22 19 the preparation of a...
makeshift 22 21 something that serve...
makimonos 17 20 MAKIMONO, a Japanese...
makutuing 19 21 MAKUTU, to cast a sp...
malachite 22 18 native hydrous carbo...
maladroit 17 14 clumsy, unskilful [a...
malaguena 16 17 (Spanish) a Spanish...
malamutes 18 17 MALAMUTE, an Alaskan...
malanders 16 15 MALANDER, an eruptio...
malaperts 19 16 MALAPERT, a saucy pe...
malaprops 21 19 MALAPROP, a humorous...
malarious 17 14 relating to malaria,...
malarkeys 24 19 MALARKEY, (US colloq...
malarkies 18 17 MALARKY, (US colloqu...
malaromas 17 16 MALAROMA, an offensi...
malathion 18 16 (tradename) an insec...
malaxages 23 22 MALAXAGE, the soften...
malaxated 22 21 MALAXATE, to soften...
malaxates 22 20 MALAXATE, to soften...
malaxator 22 20 one who, or that whi...
maledicts 21 17 MALEDICT, (archaic)...
maleffect 24 22 an adverse effect [n...
malefices 22 19 MALEFICE, (archaic)...
malemiuts 19 17 MALEMIUT, an Alaskan...
malemutes 18 17 MALEMUTE, an Alaskan...
malengine 16 17 (Spenser) evil machi...
malformed 20 20 badly formed [adj]
malicious 21 17 bearing ill-will or...
malignant 17 17 evil, malign [adj MA...
maligners 18 16 MALIGNER, one who ma...
maligning 19 19 MALIGN, to speak evi...
malignity 25 18 the quality of being...
malihinis 20 16 MALIHINI, a newcomer...
malingers 18 16 MALINGER, to feign i...
malingery 24 18 the spirit or practi...
mallander 17 16 an eruption of the s...
mallcores 21 17 MALLCORE, a form of...
malleable 20 18 able to be beaten, r...
malleably 27 20 MALLEABLE, able to b...
malleated 17 15 MALLEATE, to hammer;...
malleates 17 14 MALLEATE, to hammer;...
mallechos 23 19 MALLECHO, (Shakespea...
mallemuck 24 25 (Dutch) the albatros...
mallender 17 16 an eruption of the s...
malleolar 18 15 of or pertaining to...
malleolus 19 16 a rounded bony proje...
malleuses 18 15 MALLEUS, a bone of t...
malmstone 17 17 calcareous loam; ear...
malodours 17 15 MALODOUR, an offensi...
malonates 15 14 MALONATE, a salt of...
malpighia 23 20 the Barbados cherry...
malsticks 23 20 MALSTICK, a stick us...
maltalent 17 15 (Spenser) ill-will [...
maltiness 17 14 the state of being m...
maltreats 17 13 MALTREAT, to treat b...
maltsters 18 13 MALTSTER, one who ma...
maltworms 22 19 MALTWORM, a lover of...
malvasian 18 18 relating to malvasia...
malvasias 19 17 MALVASIA, a type of...
malvesies 19 17 MALVESIE, a strong s...
malvoisie 19 17 (French) a strong sw...
mamaguyed 24 21 MAMAGUY, (Caribbean)...
mamaligas 19 18 MAMALIGA, a type of...
mamateeks 17 19 MAMATEEK, (American...
mamelucos 21 20 MAMELUCO, a child bo...
mamelukes 19 21 MAMELUKE, (historica...
mamillary 26 19 relating to the nipp...
mamillate 19 17 with nipple-like pro...
mammalian 18 20 a mammal [n -S]
mammality 26 21 the state of being a...
mammalogy 26 23 the study of mammals...
mammaries 18 18 MAMMARY, a breast [n...
mammering 19 21 MAMMER, (Shakespeare...
mammifers 21 21 MAMMIFER, a mammal [...
mammiform 22 24 shaped like a breast...
mammillae 20 20 MAMMILLA, the nipple...
mammillar 21 20 resembling a breast...
mammocked 22 26 MAMMOCK, (Shakespear...
mammogram 20 23 an X-ray of the brea...
mammonish 20 21 actuated or prompted...
mammonism 19 22 the greedy pursuit o...
mammonist 18 19 one devoted to the a...
mammonite 17 19 one devoted to the a...
mamselles 19 17 MAMSELLE, a form of...
manacling 20 20 MANACLE, to handcuff...
mancipate 20 19 to enslave [v MANCIP...
manciples 22 20 MANCIPLE, an steward...
mandarine 14 15 a small orange of Ch...
mandarins 15 15 MANDARIN, a member o...
mandatary 21 16 the holder of a mand...
mandating 16 17 MANDATE, to issue wi...
mandators 15 14 MANDATOR, one who gi...
mandatory 21 16 by mandate, also MAN...
mandibles 19 18 MANDIBLE, the bone o...
mandilion 16 16 a loose outer garmen...
mandiocas 18 17 MANDIOCA, (Tupi) a p...
mandiocca 21 20 (Tupi) a plant of th...
mandoline 15 16 a musical instrument...
mandolins 16 16 MANDOLIN, a musical...
mandorlas 16 15 MANDORLA, (Italian)...
mandrakes 16 18 MANDRAKE, a poisonou...
mandrills 19 16 MANDRILL, a large We...
manducate 18 18 to chew or eat [v MA...
mandylion 22 18 a loose outer garmen...
maneuvers 17 18 MANEUVER, to perform...
mangabeys 24 20 MANGABEY, a long-tai...
mangabies 18 18 MANGABY, a long-tail...
manganate 14 16 a salt of manganic a...
manganese 14 16 a hard grey brittle...
manganins 15 17 MANGANIN, an alloy o...
manganite 15 16 an oxide of manganes...
manganous 15 17 of manganese of lowe...
mangetout 16 16 (French) a type of p...
manginess 16 16 the state of being m...
mangonels 16 17 MANGONEL, (historica...
mangostan 15 16 (Malay) a tree of th...
mangouste 16 16 (French) a mongoose...
mangroves 18 19 MANGROVE, any of var...
mangulate 17 17 (Australian slang) t...
manhandle 17 18 to move by manpower;...
manhattan 16 16 a kind of cocktail [...
manhunter 17 17 one who takes part i...
manically 27 20 MANIC, affected by m...
manicotti 19 16 (Italian) tubular pa...
manicured 19 18 MANICURE, to have th...
manicures 19 17 MANICURE, to have th...
manifesto 17 16 a written statement...
manifests 18 16 MANIFEST, to show cl...
manifolds 19 18 MANIFOLD, to make ma...
maniplies 19 17 the third stomach of...
manipular 19 18 a soldier of a manip...
manlikely 25 21 MANLIKE, like a man...
manliness 16 15 the state of being m...
mannequin 22 25 a dummy for the disp...
mannerism 16 17 a marked peculiarity...
mannerist 15 14 one addicted to mann...
mannikins 16 19 MANNIKIN, an anatomi...
mannishly 25 19 MANNISH, resembling...
mannitols 16 15 MANNITOL, a sweet al...
manoeuvre 16 18 a contrived, complic...
manometer 15 16 an instrument for me...
manometry 22 18 the measurement of t...
manoscopy 26 21 the measurement of t...
manpowers 20 19 MANPOWER, available...
manriders 16 14 MANRIDER, a paddy tr...
manriding 17 17 used of equipment on...
mansarded 15 15 having a mansard, a...
manscaped 20 20 MANSCAPE, to trim or...
manscapes 20 19 MANSCAPE, to trim or...
manshifts 21 18 MANSHIFT, the work d...
manslayer 22 16 a person who kills a...
mansworns 18 17 MANSWORN, (archaic)...
mantelets 16 14 MANTELET, a mobile s...
manticora 18 16 a mythical monster w...
manticore 18 16 a mythical monster w...
mantillas 18 15 MANTILLA, a veil cov...
mantissas 16 13 MANTISSA, the decima...
mantlings 18 17 MANTLING, the draper...
mantyhose 23 17 a one-piece clinging...
manubrial 19 18 shaped like a handle...
manubrium 20 21 any handle-like stru...
manucodes 18 18 MANUCODE, (Javanese)...
manuhiris 19 16 MANUHIRI, (Maori) a...
manurance 17 18 (archaic) cultivatio...
manurings 17 17 MANURING, the act of...
manyattas 21 15 MANYATTA, a small Ma...
manyplies 25 19 the third stomach of...
manzanita 17 23 (Spanish) a Californ...
manzellos 20 24 MANZELLO, a musical...
maplelike 21 21 like a maple [adj]
mapmakers 20 22 MAPMAKER, one who ma...
mapmaking 21 25 the process of makin...
mappemond 20 23 a map of the world [...
mapperies 20 18 MAPPERY, working wit...
mapsticks 24 22 MAPSTICK, the long h...
maquettes 24 22 MAQUETTE, (French) a...
maquisard 25 23 a member of the maqu...
marabouts 18 16 MARABOUT, an African...
marabunta 17 17 in the Caribbean, a...
maragings 18 17 MARAGING, a process...
maranatha 16 15 a curse or excommuni...
marasmoid 17 16 suffering from maras...
marathons 17 15 MARATHON, a long-dis...
marauders 16 14 MARAUDER, one who ma...
marauding 17 17 the act of wandering...
maravedis 18 17 MARAVEDI, a former c...
marbelise 19 16 to stain or grain in...
marbelize 22 25 to stain or grain in...
marbleise 19 16 to stain or grain in...
marbleize 22 25 to stain or grain in...
marbliest 20 16 MARBLY, mottled [adj...
marblings 21 19 MARBLING, the interm...
marcasite 19 15 sulphide of iron in...
marcellas 21 17 MARCELLA, a cotton,...
marcelled 21 18 MARCEL, to make a de...
marceller 21 17 one who marcels [n -...
marchesas 21 17 MARCHESA, the wife o...
marchland 22 20 a borderland [n -S]
marchlike 24 22 like a (musical) mar...
marchpane 22 21 (Italian) an old nam...
marconied 18 17 MARCONI, to communic...
mareschal 22 18 (archaic) a marshal,...
margarine 16 15 a butterlike substan...
margarins 17 15 MARGARIN, a butter s...
margarita 17 14 (Spanish) a cocktail...
margarite 17 14 a pearl [n -S]
margented 16 16 MARGENT, to provide...
marginals 18 16 MARGINAL, anything i...
marginate 16 15 to provide with a ma...
margining 18 18 MARGIN, to provide w...
margraves 19 18 MARGRAVE, (German) a...
mariachis 22 17 MARIACHI, a Mexican...
marialite 17 13 a mineral, a variety...
marigolds 19 16 MARIGOLD, a composit...
marigrams 19 17 MARIGRAM, a record o...
marigraph 22 19 an instrument for re...
marihuana 17 16 (Spanish) Indian hem...
marijuana 17 23 (Spanish) Indian hem...
marimbist 21 18 one who plays the ma...
marinaded 15 15 MARINADE, to soak in...
marinades 15 14 MARINADE, to soak in...
marinaras 15 13 MARINARA, a seasoned...
marinated 15 14 MARINATE, to soak in...
marinates 15 13 MARINATE, to soak in...
marineras 15 13 MARINERA, a Peruvian...
mariniere 15 13 (French) esp. of mus...
mariposas 18 15 MARIPOSA, any of sev...
marischal 23 18 (Scots) a marshal, a...
maritages 17 14 MARITAGE, the right...
maritally 25 16 MARITAL, relating to...
marjorams 19 24 MARJORAM, any of var...
markdowns 20 21 MARKDOWN, the act of...
marketeer 16 16 one who markets, als...
marketers 17 16 MARKETER, one that m...
marketing 18 19 the business process...
marketise 17 16 to adopt a market ec...
marketize 20 25 to adopt a market ec...
markhoors 19 18 MARKHOOR, a wild goa...
marlstone 16 14 a sandy calcareous s...
marmalade 17 17 a jam or preserve ma...
marmalise 18 16 (slang) to beat soun...
marmalize 21 25 (slang) to beat soun...
marmarise 17 15 to convert limestone...
marmarize 20 24 to convert limestone...
marmelise 18 16 (slang) to thrash, d...
marmelize 21 25 (slang) to thrash, d...
marmoreal 17 16 of or like marble, a...
marmorean 15 16 of or like marble, a...
marmosets 17 15 MARMOSET, a kind of...
marocains 18 16 MAROCAIN, a dress ma...
marooners 14 13 MAROONER, one who ma...
marooning 15 16 the act of abandonin...
maroquins 24 23 MAROQUIN, goat leath...
marquetry 31 24 furniture inlaid wit...
marquises 25 22 MARQUIS, a British o...
marriages 17 14 MARRIAGE, the legal...
marrowfat 21 18 a rich but late vari...
marrowing 20 18 MARROW, to be a mate...
marrowish 22 17 of the nature of, or...
marrowsky 27 21 a spoonerism [n MARR...
marryings 24 17 MARRYING, the act of...
marseille 18 14 (French) a strong co...
marshalcy 29 20 the rank, office or...
marshaled 19 16 MARSHAL, to put in p...
marshaler 19 15 one who marshals, al...
marshalls 21 16 MARSHALL, to put in...
marshbuck 26 25 an antelope of Centr...
marshiest 19 14 MARSHY, resembling a...
marshland 19 17 low poorly drained l...
marshlike 21 19 like a marsh [adj]
marshwort 22 17 a small umbelliferou...
marsports 19 15 MARSPORT, (archaic)...
marsquake 25 26 a violent tremor on...
marsupial 20 17 relating to a pouch...
marsupian 18 17 a pouched mammal, al...
marsupium 21 20 the pouch, formed by...
martagons 16 15 MARTAGON, a kind of...
martelled 18 15 MARTEL, (Spenser) to...
martellos 18 14 MARTELLO, (Italian)...
martially 25 16 MARTIAL, pertaining...
martinets 16 13 MARTINET, a strict d...
martingal 18 16 a strap from the rei...
martyrdom 24 18 the state of being a...
martyries 23 14 MARTYRY, a shrine er...
martyring 24 17 MARTYR, to put someo...
martyrise 23 14 to cause to suffer m...
martyrium 25 18 a shrine erected in...
martyrize 26 23 to offer as a sacrif...
marvelers 19 17 MARVELER, one who ma...
marveling 20 20 MARVEL, to be filled...
marvelled 20 19 MARVEL, to be filled...
marvelous 19 18 (US) astonishing, ve...
marvering 19 19 MARVER, to roll glas...
marxisant 22 20 (French) of Marxist...
maryjanes 23 24 MARYJANE, (slang) ma...
marzipans 21 25 MARZIPAN, a confecti...
mascaraed 18 16 MASCARA, to apply ma...
mascarons 18 16 MASCARON, a grotesqu...
masculine 20 18 male [adj MASCULINEL...
masculist 22 17 an advocate of the r...
mashallah 22 18 (Arabic) what God wi...
mashgiach 25 21 (Hebrew) a person wh...
mashgihim 24 21 MASHGIAH, (Hebrew) a...
mashiachs 24 19 MASHIACH, (Judaism)...
mashlochs 25 20 MASHLOCH, a mixed gr...
masochism 23 20 the derivation of se...
masochist 22 17 one who derives sexu...
masonites 15 13 MASONITE, (tradename...
masonried 15 14 constructed of mason...
masonries 15 13 MASONRY, the craft o...
masoolahs 18 15 MASOOLAH, an Indian...
massacred 19 16 MASSACRE, to slaught...
massacrer 19 15 one who massacres [n...
massacres 19 15 MASSACRE, to slaught...
massagers 17 14 MASSAGER, one who ma...
massaging 18 17 MASSAGE, to knead or...
massagist 18 14 a masseur [n -S]
masscults 22 17 MASSCULT, culture as...
masseters 16 12 MASSETER, a muscle t...
masseuses 16 13 MASSEUSE, (French) a...
massicots 20 15 MASSICOT, (French) y...
massiness 16 13 the state of being m...
massively 26 19 MASSIVE, of great si...
massoolas 16 13 MASSOOLA, an Indian...
masstiges 18 14 MASSTIGE, the impres...
massymore 23 17 (Scott) a subterrane...
mastabahs 20 17 MASTABAH, an ancient...
masterate 15 12 the status or dignit...
masterdom 17 16 dominion; rule; comm...
masterful 20 17 exercising the autho...
masteries 16 12 MASTERY, superior kn...
mastering 17 15 the act of becoming...
mastheads 18 15 MASTHEAD, to raise t...
masthouse 18 15 a building in which...
masticate 19 15 to chew; to knead me...
mastiches 22 17 MASTICHE, a pale yel...
masticots 20 15 MASTICOT, (French) y...
mastodons 15 14 MASTODON, a large ex...
mastodont 15 14 a large extinct mamm...
mastoidal 17 14 relating to the mast...
mastopexy 30 24 cosmetic surgery of...
masuriums 19 17 MASURIUM, a name pro...
matachina 20 18 a female matachin, s...
matachini 21 18 MATACHIN, (Spanish)...
matachins 21 18 MATACHIN, (Spanish)...
matadoras 15 13 MATADORA, a female m...
matadores 15 13 MATADORE, the man wh...
matagouri 17 15 (Maori) a thorny bus...
matamatas 16 15 MATAMATA, a South Am...
matambala 19 19 TAMBALA, (Nyanja) a...
matchable 24 21 capable of being mat...
matchbook 24 24 a book of matches [n...
matchless 23 18 without compare [adj...
matchlock 27 25 an early form of gun...
matchmade 22 21 MATCHMAKE, to bring...
matchmake 23 24 to bring suitable pe...
matchmark 24 24 to mark mating compo...
matchplay 31 23 scoring in golf acco...
matchwood 24 21 wood suitable for ma...
matelasse 16 13 (French) having a ra...
matelotes 16 13 MATELOTE, a kind of...
matelotte 16 13 (French) a kind of r...
materials 17 13 MATERIAL, the substa...
materiels 17 13 MATERIEL, (French) m...
maternity 22 15 motherhood [n MATERN...
mateships 21 17 MATESHIP, the state...
mateyness 21 15 the state of being m...
matfellon 19 18 the greater knapweed...
matfelons 18 17 MATFELON, the greate...
matrasses 16 12 MATRASS, a long-neck...
matriarch 22 17 a woman who is the h...
matricide 20 16 the killing of a mot...
matricula 21 17 (Latin) a register o...
matriliny 24 16 descent reckoned thr...
matrimony 23 18 the rite or institut...
matronage 15 15 the state of a matro...
matronise 15 13 to make a matron of;...
matronize 18 22 to make a matron of;...
matrosses 16 12 MATROSS, (obsolete)...
matsutake 17 17 (Japanese) a Japanes...
mattamore 16 15 a subterranean chamb...
matterful 20 17 (archaic) full of ma...
mattering 17 15 MATTER, to be of imp...
mattified 19 16 MATTIFY [v]
mattifies 19 15 MATTIFY [v]
maturable 19 17 that can be matured...
maturated 16 14 MATURATE, to develop...
maturates 16 13 MATURATE, to develop...
matutinal 17 15 relating to or occur...
maudlinly 25 19 MAUDLIN, weakly sent...
maulgring 20 19 MAULGRE, to show spi...
maulstick 23 21 (Dutch) a stick used...
maundered 15 16 MAUNDER, to talk inc...
maunderer 15 15 one who maunders [n...
maungiest 17 16 MAUNGY, scabby, also...
mausolean 15 15 pertaining to a maus...
mausoleum 18 18 a large, stately tom...
mauveines 17 18 MAUVEINE, a mauve dy...
mavericks 23 23 MAVERICK, an unbrand...
mavournin 17 19 (Irish) my dear one,...
mawkishly 31 24 MAWKISH, offensively...
maxiboats 24 22 MAXIBOAT, a large ra...
maxicoats 25 22 MAXICOAT, a long coa...
maxidress 23 20 a dress that reaches...
maxillary 31 23 of or relating to th...
maxillula 26 23 in crustaceans, a ma...
maximally 32 26 MAXIMAL, pertaining...
maximands 23 24 MAXIMAND, something...
maximised 24 23 MAXIMISE, to make as...
maximiser 24 22 one who maximises, a...
maximises 24 22 MAXIMISE, to make as...
maximists 25 22 MAXIMIST, a habitual...
maximites 24 22 MAXIMITE, a powerful...
maximized 27 32 MAXIMIZE, to make as...
maximizer 27 31 one who maximizes, a...
maximizes 27 31 MAXIMIZE, to make as...
maximumly 33 29 MAXIMUM, greatest [a...
maximuses 24 23 MAXIMUS, a very long...
mayapples 27 21 MAYAPPLE, an America...
maybushes 27 20 MAYBUSH, the hawthor...
mayfishes 27 19 MAYFISH, a common ki...
mayflower 28 21 in England, the hawt...
mayhappen 27 23 perhaps, also MAYHAP...
mayoralty 29 17 the office, or the t...
mayorship 27 19 the office of a mayo...
mazaedium 20 26 a spore-producing or...
mazarines 18 22 MAZARINE, a rich blu...
mazedness 18 23 the state of being m...
mazements 19 25 MAZEMENT, bewilderme...
mazourkas 20 26 MAZOURKA, a Polish d...
mbaqangas 26 27 MBAQANGA, (Zulu) a t...
meagerest 16 14 MEAGER, (US) scanty,...
mealiness 16 14 the state of being m...
mealtimes 18 16 MEALTIME, the usual...
mealworms 21 19 MEALWORM, the destru...
mealybugs 27 21 MEALYBUG, a destruct...
meandered 14 15 MEANDER, to wander [...
meanderer 14 14 one who meanders [n...
meandrian 14 15 (obsolete) meanderin...
meandrous 15 15 meandering, also MEA...
meaningly 23 19 MEANING [adv]
meantimes 16 16 MEANTIME, the interv...
meanwhile 21 19 a period of time whi...
measliest 17 13 MEASLY, spotty, palt...
measurers 16 13 MEASURER, one who me...
measuring 17 16 the act of taking a...
meatballs 20 17 MEATBALL, a small ba...
meatheads 17 15 MEATHEAD, (US slang)...
meathooks 18 18 MEATHOOK, a hook on...
meatiness 15 13 the state of being m...
meatspace 20 18 real physical space,...
mechanics 24 21 MECHANIC, a person w...
mechanise 20 18 to make mechanical,...
mechanism 22 21 the belief that life...
mechanist 21 18 an adherent of mecha...
mechanize 23 27 to make mechanical,...
mechitzas 25 26 MECHITZA, a partitio...
mechitzot 25 26 MECHITZA, a partitio...
meclizine 23 26 a drug used to treat...
meconates 17 16 MECONATE, a salt of...
meconiums 20 20 MECONIUM, the first...
medaillon 17 16 (French) a small rou...
medalists 18 14 MEDALIST, one who wi...
medalling 19 18 MEDAL, to honour wit...
medallion 17 16 a large medal, esp....
medallist 19 15 one who wins a medal...
medalplay 26 20 a scoring system use...
meddlings 19 18 MEDDLING, the act of...
medevaced 20 21 MEDEVAC, to evacuate...
mediacies 19 16 MEDIACY, the act of...
mediaeval 18 18 belonging to the Mid...
mediately 23 16 MEDIATE, middle, int...
mediating 17 16 MEDIATE, to act as a...
mediation 15 14 the act of mediating...
mediatise 16 13 to cause to act thro...
mediative 18 17 pertaining to mediat...
mediatize 19 22 to cause to act thro...
mediators 16 13 MEDIATOR, one who me...
mediatory 22 15 acting to mediate [a...
mediatrix 23 20 (archaic) a female m...
medicable 22 20 capable of being med...
medicably 29 22 MEDICABLE, capable o...
medicaids 20 17 MEDICAID, a type of...
medically 28 20 MEDICAL, related to...
medicants 19 17 MEDICANT, a healing...
medicares 19 16 MEDICARE, a type of...
medicated 19 17 MEDICATE, to treat w...
medicates 19 16 MEDICATE, to treat w...
medicides 20 17 MEDICIDE, a medicall...
medicinal 20 18 relating to medicine...
medicined 19 18 MEDICINE, to treat w...
mediciner 19 17 (archaic) a physicia...
medicines 19 17 MEDICINE, to treat w...
medievals 19 18 MEDIEVAL, a person w...
meditated 16 14 MEDITATE, to conside...
meditates 16 13 MEDITATE, to conside...
meditator 16 13 one who meditates [n...
medivaced 21 21 MEDIVAC, to evacuate...
medresseh 18 15 (Arabic) an Islamic...
medullary 25 18 consisting of or res...
medullate 18 16 having medulla, also...
medusoids 17 15 MEDUSOID, a jellyfis...
meekening 16 20 MEEKEN, to make meek...
megabucks 24 25 MEGABUCK, one millio...
megabytes 25 19 MEGABYTE, 1,048,576...
megacurie 20 18 a unit of radiation,...
megacycle 30 23 a million cycles; a...
megadeals 17 16 MEGADEAL, a business...
megadeath 18 17 a million deaths [n...
megadoses 16 15 MEGADOSE, an abnorma...
megadynes 22 18 MEGADYNE, a unit of...
megafarad 18 18 a measure of electri...
megafauna 17 19 the large or macrosc...
megaflops 22 21 MEGAFLOP, a measure...
megaflora 19 18 large plants [n MEGA...
megagauss 18 17 a unit of magnetic f...
megahertz 22 25 a measure of frequen...
megajoule 19 25 a million joules [n...
megaliths 21 17 MEGALITH, a huge sto...
megalitre 18 15 one million litres [...
megalodon 16 17 an extinct giant sha...
megalopic 23 21 having large eyes [a...
megamalls 20 19 MEGAMALL, a very lar...
megaphone 19 20 a device to magnify...
megaphyll 30 23 a relatively large t...
megapixel 26 25 one million pixels [...
megapodes 18 18 MEGAPODE, one of a f...
megaquake 25 28 a very large earthqu...
megascope 21 20 an instrument for pr...
megaspore 18 17 the larger of the tw...
megastars 17 14 MEGASTAR, an extreme...
megastore 16 14 a large supermarket...
megastorm 18 17 a very large storm [...
megathere 18 16 any of various gigan...
megatonic 19 18 relating to a megato...
megavolts 20 19 MEGAVOLT, a unit of...
megawatts 20 17 MEGAWATT, a unit of...
megillahs 22 18 MEGILLAH, (Hebrew) a...
megilloth 22 18 MEGILLAH, (Hebrew) a...
meibomian 18 19 as in meibomian glan...
meiocytes 25 17 MEIOCYTE, a cell whi...
meiofauna 16 17 animals less than 1...
meionites 15 13 MEIONITE, one of a g...
meiospore 17 15 a haploid spore [n -...
mekometer 17 19 a kind of range-find...
melaleuca 20 18 an Australian tree w...
melamines 17 17 MELAMINE, a colourle...
melampode 19 20 (Spenser) the black...
melanians 15 15 MELANIAN, one of a f...
melanised 16 15 MELANISE, to make da...
melanises 16 14 MELANISE, to make da...
melanisms 18 17 MELANISM, abnormally...
melanists 17 14 MELANIST, one who is...
melanites 16 14 MELANITE, a black va...
melanitic 20 17 of or like melanite,...
melanized 19 24 MELANIZE, to make da...
melanizes 19 23 MELANIZE, to make da...
melanoids 16 15 MELANOID, someone su...
melanomas 16 17 MELANOMA, a darkly p...
melanoses 15 14 MELANOSIS, the morbi...
melanosis 16 14 the morbid depositio...
melanotic 19 17 dark-complexioned, a...
melanuria 16 15 the presence of a da...
melanuric 20 18 relating to melanuri...
melaphyre 27 20 any one of several d...
melastome 17 16 a tropical flowering...
melatonin 15 15 a hormone secreted b...
melilites 19 14 MELILITE, a tetragon...
melinites 17 14 MELINITE, a powerful...
meliorate 16 13 to make better, also...
meliorism 19 16 the belief that the...
meliorist 18 13 a proponent of melio...
meliority 24 15 the state of being b...
melismata 18 16 MELISMA, melodic emb...
melittins 18 14 MELITTIN, a toxic po...
mellotron 17 15 (tradename) an elect...
mellowest 21 17 MELLOW, well matured...
mellowing 22 20 MELLOW, to make matu...
melocoton 18 17 (obsolete) a kind of...
melodeons 15 15 MELODEON, a small re...
melodicas 20 17 MELODICA, a harmonic...
melodions 16 15 MELODION, a small re...
melodious 17 15 having melody [adj M...
melodised 17 15 MELODISE, to compose...
melodiser 17 14 one who melodises, a...
melodises 17 14 MELODISE, to compose...
melodists 18 14 MELODIST, a composer...
melodized 20 24 MELODIZE, to compose...
melodizer 20 23 one who melodizes, a...
melodizes 20 23 MELODIZE, to compose...
melodrama 17 17 a kind of romantic a...
melodrame 17 17 a kind of romantic a...
melomania 16 17 a mania for music [n...
melomanic 20 20 suffering from melom...
melongene 15 17 an aubergine [n -S]
meloxicam 27 26 a drug used to treat...
melphalan 21 20 an antineoplastic dr...
meltdowns 20 18 MELTDOWN, the meltin...
meltingly 26 19 MELTING, in a meltin...
meltwater 20 16 the water that runs...
melungeon 16 18 any of a dark-skinne...
membranal 19 20 of or like a membran...
membraned 18 20 having a membrane [a...
membranes 18 19 MEMBRANE, a thin, pl...
mementoes 15 16 MEMENTO, something k...
memoirism 19 18 the act or art of wr...
memoirist 18 15 one who writes memoi...
memorable 19 19 worth remembering [a...
memorably 26 21 MEMORABLE, worth rem...
memoranda 15 17 MEMORANDUM, (Latin)...
memorials 18 16 MEMORIAL, something...
memorised 17 16 MEMORISE, to commit...
memoriser 17 15 one who memorises, a...
memorises 17 15 MEMORISE, to commit...
memoriter 17 15 (Latin) from memory;...
memorized 20 25 MEMORIZE, to commit...
memorizer 20 24 one who memorizes, a...
memorizes 20 24 MEMORIZE, to commit...
memsahibs 22 20 MEMSAHIB, a European...
menadione 13 15 vitamin K3 [n -S]
menagerie 15 15 (French) a collectio...
menarches 20 18 MENARCHE, the first...
mendacity 25 19 given to lying, esp....
mendicant 18 18 a beggar; a friar wh...
mendicity 26 19 the practice of begg...
menhadens 16 17 MENHADEN, (Native Am...
menilites 17 14 MENILITE, a kind of...
meningeal 16 17 of or pertaining to...
meniscate 18 16 like a meniscus [adj...
meniscoid 19 17 concavo-convex, like...
menominee 14 17 a small whitefish fo...
menominis 16 17 MENOMINI, a small wh...
menopause 16 17 the period during wh...
menopolis 18 17 (colloquial) an area...
menopomes 17 19 MENOPOME, a large Am...
menorrhea 16 15 normal menstrual ble...
menschier 21 18 MENSCHY, like a mens...
menseless 16 14 (Scots) graceless, u...
menstrual 17 15 relating to menstrua...
menstruum 18 18 (Latin) a solvent, e...
menswears 18 16 MENSWEAR, clothing f...
mentalese 15 14 the picturing of con...
mentalism 18 17 the belief that the...
mentalist 17 14 a proponent of menta...
mentality 23 16 mind, a way of think...
mentation 14 14 thought, cogitation...
menthenes 16 16 MENTHENE, a colorles...
menticide 19 17 the systematic under...
mentioned 14 15 MENTION, to remark b...
mentioner 14 14 one who mentions [n...
mentorial 16 14 containing advice or...
mentoring 16 16 the act of serving a...
menuisier 16 14 (French) a joiner [n...
mepacrine 20 19 a bitter yellow powd...
mephitism 23 20 poisoning by mephiti...
merbromin 19 19 a green crystalline...
mercaptan 20 19 a substance analogou...
mercenary 24 18 hired for money; mot...
merceries 19 15 MERCERY, a mercer's...
mercerise 19 15 to treat cotton fabr...
mercerize 22 24 to treat cotton fabr...
merchants 21 18 MERCHANT, to buy and...
merciable 22 19 (Spenser) merciful,...
mercifide 22 19 MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
mercified 22 19 MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
mercifies 22 18 MERCIFY, (Spenser) t...
merciless 21 16 without mercy [adj M...
mercurate 19 16 to mercurialize or t...
mercurial 21 17 of a volatile temper...
mercuries 20 16 MERCURY, a metallic...
mercurise 20 16 to treat with mercur...
mercurize 23 25 to treat with mercur...
mercurous 20 17 containing univalent...
merengues 16 16 MERENGUE, a Caribbea...
mereology 23 17 the formal study of...
merestone 14 13 a stone designating...
merganser 16 15 an aquatic bird of a...
mergences 19 18 MERGENCE, the act of...
mericarps 22 18 MERICARP, one carpel...
meridians 16 14 MERIDIAN, a line of...
merimakes 18 19 MERIMAKE, (Spenser)...
meringues 17 16 MERINGUE, a topping...
meristems 18 15 MERISTEM, embryonic...
meritless 18 13 without merit [adj]
mermaiden 16 17 a mythical creature...
merocrine 18 16 designating a gland...
meroistic 20 15 applied to the ovari...
meropidan 17 17 one of a family of b...
merosomes 16 15 MEROSOME, one of the...
merozoite 18 21 a young trophozoite...
merpeople 20 19 mermaids and mermen...
merriment 17 16 gaiety with laughter...
merriness 16 13 the state of being m...
mersalyls 25 16 MERSALYL, a sodium s...
merycisms 28 20 MERYCISM, a rare con...
mescaline 19 17 the principal alkalo...
mescalins 20 17 MESCALIN, the princi...
mescalism 22 19 the habitual use of...
meseemeth 18 17 MESEEMS, it seems to...
mesentera 14 13 MESENTERON, the midg...
mesentery 21 15 a membrane enclosing...
meshugaas 19 17 (Yiddish) madness, f...
meshuggah 23 21 (Yiddish) mad, crazy...
meshworks 23 21 MESHWORK, a network...
mesically 28 19 MESIC, relating to a...
mesmerise 17 15 to hypnotize, spellb...
mesmerism 19 18 a hypnotic state ind...
mesmerist 18 15 one that practises m...
mesmerize 20 24 to hypnotize, spellb...
mesoblast 19 16 another name for the...
mesocarps 21 18 MESOCARP, the middle...
mesocrany 24 18 medium skull breadth...
mesoderms 17 16 MESODERM, the middle...
mesogleal 18 16 relating to the meso...
mesogleas 17 15 MESOGLEA, a gelatino...
mesogloea 16 15 a gelatinous layer b...
mesolites 17 13 MESOLITE, a zeolitic...
mesomeres 16 15 MESOMERE, an embryon...
mesomorph 21 20 a person of muscular...
mesopause 17 16 the upper limit of t...
mesophile 21 18 the ideal growth tem...
mesophyll 29 21 the photosynthetic t...
mesophyls 28 20 MESOPHYL, the soft t...
mesophyte 26 19 a land plant growing...
mesosaurs 16 13 MESOSAUR, an extinct...
mesoscale 19 16 looking at or invest...
mesosomes 16 15 MESOSOME, a convolut...
mesotrons 15 13 MESOTRON, a former n...
mesozoans 17 22 MESOZOAN, any of a p...
mesprises 19 15 MESPRISE, (Spenser)...
mesprizes 22 24 MESPRIZE, (Spenser)...
mesquites 25 22 MESQUITE, a spiny tr...
messaging 18 17 the act of sending a...
messaline 16 14 a soft lightweight s...
messenger 16 15 one who bears a mess...
messianic 19 16 inspired, or as thou...
messiases 16 12 MESSIAS, an expected...
messieurs 17 13 MONSIEUR, a French t...
messiness 16 13 the state of being m...
messmates 17 15 MESSMATE, a person w...
messuages 17 15 MESSUAGE, a dwelling...
mestesoes 15 12 MESTESO, a person of...
mestinoes 15 13 MESTINO, a person of...
mestizoes 19 21 MESTIZO, (Spanish) a...
mestranol 16 14 a synthetic oestroge...
metabases 17 15 METABASIS, a transit...
metabasis 18 15 a transition, e.g. f...
metabatic 21 18 transitional [adj]
metabolic 22 19 relating to an organ...
metacarpi 21 18 METACARPUS, that par...
metadatas 15 13 METADATA, informatio...
metafiles 19 16 METAFILE, graphical...
metagenic 19 18 relating to metagene...
metairies 16 12 METAIRIE, (French) a...
metalhead 18 16 a fan of heavy metal...
metalised 17 14 METALISE, to make or...
metalises 17 13 METALISE, to make or...
metalists 18 13 METALIST, (US) a wor...
metalized 20 23 METALIZE, to make or...
metalizes 20 22 METALIZE, to make or...
metallics 22 17 METALLIC, a fabric m...
metallike 19 18 like metal [adj]
metalline 17 15 of, like, consisting...
metalling 19 17 road metal, broken s...
metallise 18 14 to make or treat wit...
metallist 19 14 a worker in metals,...
metallize 21 23 to make or treat wit...
metalloid 18 15 an element intermedi...
metalmark 19 20 one of a family of t...
metalware 19 16 goods made of metal...
metalwork 21 20 work in metal [n -S]
metamales 17 16 METAMALE, a sterile...
metameral 17 16 relating to a metame...
metameres 16 15 METAMERE, one of the...
metameric 20 18 relating to a metame...
metanoias 14 13 METANOIA, penitence;...
metapelet 18 16 a woman acting as fo...
metaphase 19 17 the stage of mitotic...
metaphors 20 17 METAPHOR, implied co...
metaplasm 20 19 the alteration of a...
metarchon 20 18 a nontoxic substance...
metasomas 16 15 METASOMA, the poster...
metatarsi 16 12 METATARSUS, that par...
metaverse 17 16 a 3D virtual world,...
metaxylem 30 25 a part of the primar...
metayages 22 16 METAYAGE, a system o...
metazoans 17 22 METAZOAN, any of a m...
meteorism 17 15 abdominal cramps and...
meteorist 16 12 one suffering from m...
meteorite 15 12 a meteor that has fa...
meteoroid 15 13 a meteor that has no...
meteorous 15 13 of the nature or app...
meterages 16 14 METERAGE, measuremen...
metestick 21 19 a measuring rod, als...
metestrus 17 13 the short period fol...
metewands 18 17 METEWAND, a measurin...
meteyards 22 15 METEYARD, a measurin...
metformin 19 19 a drug used to treat...
methadone 16 16 a synthetic drug sim...
methadons 17 16 METHADON, a syntheti...
methanals 18 16 METHANAL, formaldehy...
methanoic 20 18 as in methanoic acid...
methanols 18 16 METHANOL, methyl alc...
metheglin 20 18 (Welsh) a spiced or...
methodise 18 15 to reduce to method;...
methodism 20 18 methodical procedure...
methodist 19 15 a follower of Method...
methodize 21 24 to reduce to method;...
methought 22 19 METHINK, it seems to...
methoxide 24 22 a saltlike compound...
methoxies 24 21 METHOXY, a drug that...
methoxyls 32 24 METHOXYL [n]
methylals 27 18 METHYLAL, a colourle...
methylase 25 17 an enzyme that catal...
methylate 25 17 to introduce one or...
methylene 24 18 the radical CH2, whi...
methystic 29 19 intoxicating [adj]
metonymic 26 21 relating to a metony...
metopisms 20 18 METOPISM, the condit...
metopryls 26 18 METOPRYL, an anaesth...
metralgia 18 15 pain in the uterus [...
metrazols 20 22 METRAZOL, a drug use...
metricate 19 15 to measure [v METRIC...
metrician 19 16 a composer of verses...
metricise 20 15 to convert to metric...
metricism 22 18 the study of metre [...
metricist 21 15 a person skilled in...
metricize 23 24 to convert to metric...
metrified 19 16 METRIFY, to compose...
metrifier 19 15 one who metrifies [n...
metrifies 19 15 METRIFY, to compose...
metrology 24 17 the science of weigh...
metronome 15 16 a mechanical device...
metroplex 25 23 a large urban or met...
mezcaline 22 26 the principal alkalo...
mezereons 17 22 MEZEREON, an early-f...
mezereums 20 25 MEZEREUM, an early-f...
mezquites 28 31 MEZQUITE, a name for...
mezzaluna 22 33 a half-moon shaped k...
mezzanine 20 32 a low storey between...
mezzotint 22 31 to engrave using a m...
miasmatic 21 18 of or like a miasma,...
micaceous 22 19 consisting of or mad...
micawbers 25 21 MICAWBER, a person w...
michigans 23 20 MICHIGAN, (US) a car...
mickeries 21 19 MICKERY, (Native Aus...
mickeying 28 24 MICKEY, to drug a dr...
micrified 23 19 MICRIFY, to make sma...
micrifies 23 18 MICRIFY, to make sma...
microbars 22 18 MICROBAR, a unit of...
microbeam 22 21 a beam of radiation...
microbial 23 19 of or like a microbe...
microbian 21 19 of or like a microbe...
microblog 24 21 a blog in which ther...
microbrew 25 21 a beer produced by a...
microcard 23 19 a card representing...
microcars 23 18 MICROCAR, a compact...
microchip 28 23 a chip of silicon [n...
microcode 22 19 a micro-instruction...
microcopy 31 23 a copy on microfilm...
microcosm 24 21 the world of human n...
microcyte 29 20 an unusually small r...
microdont 19 17 having unusually sma...
microdots 20 16 MICRODOT, a copy of...
microfilm 25 22 to make a microfilm...
microform 23 21 a process for reprod...
microglia 22 18 a type of non-nervou...
microgram 22 20 a millionth of a gra...
microinch 25 21 one millionth of an...
microjets 22 24 MICROJET, a light je...
microlite 21 16 a rare mineral of re...
microlith 24 18 a very small stone t...
microloan 19 17 a very small loan [n...
micrology 28 20 the branch of scienc...
micromere 20 18 a small cell formed...
micromesh 23 20 a very fine mesh [n...
micromhos 23 20 MICROMHO, a unit of...
micromini 21 19 something extremely...
micromole 21 19 a millionth of a mol...
micromort 21 18 a unit of risk equal...
micronise 19 16 to reduce to a few m...
micronize 22 25 to reduce to a few m...
micropore 21 18 a very small pore [n...
micropsia 22 18 a condition of the e...
micropump 26 25 a miniature pump ins...
micropyle 29 21 a micropore in ovum...
microsite 20 15 a website that is in...
microsome 20 18 a minute granule or...
microtome 20 18 an instrument used t...
microtomy 27 20 the art of using the...
microtone 18 16 an interval less tha...
microvolt 23 20 the millionth part o...
microwatt 23 18 a millionth of a wat...
microwave 24 22 in radio communicati...
microwire 23 18 a very strong, very...
micturate 20 16 to urinate [v MICTUR...
midbrains 19 17 MIDBRAIN, the middle...
midcourse 20 17 in mid course [adj]
middleman 18 19 an intermediary, esp...
middlemen 18 19 MIDDLEMAN, an interm...
middlings 20 18 goods, esp. flour, c...
middorsal 18 15 in the middle of the...
midfields 21 18 MIDFIELD, the middle...
midinette 16 14 (French) a French, e...
midiskirt 20 17 a skirt of medium le...
midlander 17 16 one who lives in the...
midlifers 21 17 MIDLIFER, a middle-a...
midmonths 20 19 MIDMONTH, halfway th...
midnights 21 18 MIDNIGHT, the middle...
midpoints 19 17 MIDPOINT, the point...
midranges 17 16 MIDRANGE, the middle...
midrashic 23 18 relating to the midr...
midrashim 21 18 MIDRASH, an early Je...
midrashot 19 15 MIDRASH, an early Je...
midseason 15 14 taking place in the...
midspaces 22 19 MIDSPACE, the middle...
midstream 18 16 the middle part of a...
midsummer 20 20 the middle of summer...
midwaters 20 16 MIDWATER, the middle...
midweekly 28 23 taking place in the...
midwifery 29 21 the occupation of a...
midwifing 24 22 MIDWIFE, to assist a...
midwinter 20 17 the middle of winter...
midwiving 24 23 MIDWIVE, to assist a...
miffiness 21 19 the state of being m...
mightiest 21 16 MIGHTY, full of migh...
migmatite 19 17 a type of rock conta...
mignonnes 15 17 MIGNONNE, a darling...
migraines 17 15 MIGRAINE, a severe h...
migrating 19 17 MIGRATE, to move fro...
migration 17 15 a removal from one c...
migrators 18 14 MIGRATOR, one who mi...
migratory 24 16 migrating, wandering...
mijnheers 20 24 MIJNHEER, (Dutch) th...
mildening 18 18 MILDEN, to make mild...
mildewing 22 20 MILDEW, to grow a wh...
mileposts 20 16 MILEPOST, a post wit...
milesimos 19 16 MILESIMO, a former m...
milestone 16 14 a post or stone mark...
miliarial 19 14 of or like miliaria,...
miliarias 18 13 MILIARIA, a skin dis...
militance 20 17 the condition or fac...
militancy 27 19 the condition or fac...
militants 18 14 MILITANT, one who is...
militaria 18 13 weapons, uniforms an...
militated 18 14 MILITATE, to have in...
militates 18 13 MILITATE, to have in...
milkiness 19 18 the state of being m...
milkmaids 21 21 MILKMAID, a woman wh...
milkshake 22 23 a drink of frothy mi...
milksheds 22 20 MILKSHED, a region s...
milksoppy 30 25 like a milksop, a sp...
milktoast 19 17 a very timid, unasse...
milkweeds 22 21 MILKWEED, a plant th...
milkwoods 22 21 MILKWOOD, any of var...
milkworts 23 20 MILKWORT, a plant of...
millboard 21 18 a kind of stout past...
millcakes 23 21 MILLCAKE, a residue...
millenary 24 17 a group of a thousan...
millennia 17 16 MILLENNIUM, (Latin)...
millepede 20 18 a myriapod with many...
millepeds 21 18 MILLEPED, a multi-le...
millepore 20 17 any of a group or or...
millerite 19 14 nickel sulfide [n -S...
millhands 21 18 MILLHAND, a worker i...
millhouse 21 17 a house attached to...
milliamps 23 20 MILLIAMP, one thousa...
milliards 20 15 MILLIARD, (French) a...
milliares 19 14 MILLIARE, a unit of...
millibars 22 17 MILLIBAR, a unit of...
milliemes 20 17 MILLIEME, (French) a...
milligals 22 17 MILLIGAL, a thousand...
milligram 22 19 a thousandth of a gr...
millimhos 23 19 MILLIMHO, a unit of...
millimole 21 18 a thousandth of a mo...
milliners 19 15 MILLINER, one who ma...
millinery 25 17 hat-making [n MILLIN...
milliohms 23 19 MILLIOHM, a unit of...
millionth 21 17 the ordinal of milli...
millipede 21 18 a myriapod with many...
millipeds 22 18 MILLIPED, a myriapod...
millirems 21 17 MILLIREM, a quantity...
millivolt 23 19 one thousandth of a...
milliwatt 23 17 one thousandth of a...
millocrat 22 17 a member of the mill...
millponds 21 19 MILLPOND, a pool for...
millraces 22 17 MILLRACE, the curren...
millrinds 20 16 MILLRIND, an iron su...
millscale 23 18 scale formed on iron...
millstone 18 15 one of a pair of hea...
milltails 21 15 MILLTAIL, the channe...
millwheel 25 20 a waterwheel that dr...
millworks 24 21 MILLWORK, the shafti...
milometer 18 16 an instrument that r...
miltonias 17 14 MILTONIA, a plant of...
mimesises 18 15 MIMESIS, (Greek) imi...
mimesters 18 15 MIMESTER, one who mi...
mimetical 22 19 imitative; of or rel...
mimetites 18 15 MIMETITE, an arsenia...
mimickers 23 22 MIMICKER, one who mi...
mimicking 24 25 MIMIC, to imitate [v...
mimicries 22 18 MIMICRY, an act of m...
mimivirus 22 20 a genus of virus, on...
mimmicked 24 26 MIMMICK, to be over-...
mimuluses 20 18 MIMULUS, any of vari...
minacious 19 17 threatening [adj MIN...
minareted 15 14 having a minaret [ad...
mincemeat 19 19 a mixture of dried f...
mincingly 28 22 MINCING [adv]
mindfucks 24 25 MINDFUCK, an exhilar...
mindfully 28 22 MINDFUL, heedful [ad...
mindshare 18 16 the level of awarene...
minefield 19 18 an area laid with ex...
minelayer 22 16 a ship used to lay m...
mineshaft 20 18 a vertical entrance...
minestone 14 14 ore, esp. ironstone...
minginess 17 16 meanness, stinginess...
minglings 20 19 MINGLING, the act of...
miniating 17 16 MINIATE, to decorate...
miniation 15 14 the act of painting...
miniature 16 14 a small or reduced c...
minibiker 20 20 one who rides a mini...
minibikes 20 20 MINIBIKE, a small mo...
minibreak 19 20 a short break [n -S]
minibuses 19 17 MINIBUS, a small bus...
minicamps 23 22 MINICAMP, a brief tr...
minidiscs 21 17 MINIDISC, a miniatur...
minidisks 19 18 MINIDISK, a miniatur...
minidress 17 14 a short dress [n -ES...
minifying 26 21 MINIFY, to diminish,...
minigolfs 21 19 MINIGOLF, a game sim...
minimally 26 20 MINIMAL, relating to...
minimarts 18 16 MINIMART, a small su...
minimaxed 23 24 MINIMAX, to minimize...
minimaxes 23 23 MINIMAX, to minimize...
miniments 17 17 MINIMENT, a means of...
minimills 21 18 MINIMILL, a small-sc...
minimised 18 17 MINIMISE, to make as...
minimiser 18 16 one who minimises, a...
minimises 18 16 MINIMISE, to make as...
minimisms 20 19 MINIMISM, the inclin...
minimists 19 16 MINIMIST, one inclin...
minimized 21 26 MINIMIZE, to make as...
minimizer 21 25 one who minimizes, a...
minimizes 21 25 MINIMIZE, to make as...
minimotos 17 16 MINIMOTO, a reduced...
minimuses 18 17 MINIMUS, a being of...
miniparks 20 20 MINIPARK, a small ci...
minipills 22 18 MINIPILL, a low dose...
minirugby 27 21 a scaled down versio...
miniscule 21 18 small, insignificant...
minishing 20 18 MINISH, (archaic) to...
miniskirt 19 17 a skirt whose hemlin...
minisodes 16 14 MINISODE, a heavily...
ministate 16 13 a small state [n -S]
ministers 17 13 MINISTER, to give ai...
minitower 19 16 a computer in a smal...
minitrack 21 20 (tradename) a satell...
minneolas 15 15 MINNEOLA, a variety...
minnicked 20 22 MINNICK, to be over...
minnocked 19 22 MINNOCK, to be over...
minorship 21 18 the state of being a...
minoxidil 24 22 a peripheral vasodil...
minshukus 21 21 MINSHUKU, a Japanese...
minstrels 18 14 MINSTREL, a medieval...
minueting 17 17 MINUET, to dance a m...
minuscule 21 19 small, insignificant...
minuteman 16 18 in the American Revo...
minutemen 16 18 MINUTEMAN, in the Am...
minutiose 16 14 of or like a minutia...
miquelets 26 23 MIQUELET, (French) a...
mirabelle 20 17 (French) a European...
mirabilia 20 16 (Latin) wonders [n]
mirabilis 21 16 (short for) aqua mir...
miracidia 20 16 MIRACIDIUM, the cili...
mirandise 16 14 in USA, to inform an...
mirandize 19 23 in USA, to inform an...
mirifical 24 19 working wonders; mar...
mirkiness 18 17 the state of being m...
mirligoes 19 15 (Scots) dizziness [n...
mirlitons 18 14 MIRLITON, (French) a...
miromiros 18 15 MIROMIRO, a small Ne...
mirroring 18 15 the act of reflectin...
mirthless 21 15 without mirth [adj M...
misacting 21 18 MISACT, to act badly...
misadapts 19 16 MISADAPT, to adapt w...
misadding 18 17 MISADD, to add incor...
misadjust 20 23 to adjust wrongly; t...
misadvice 22 20 wrong advice [n -S]
misadvise 19 17 to advise wrongly [v...
misagents 17 15 MISAGENT, a bad agen...
misaiming 19 18 MISAIM, to aim badly...
misaligns 19 16 MISALIGN, to align i...
misallege 19 16 (obsolete) to state...
misallied 19 15 MISALLY, to ally bad...
misallies 19 14 MISALLY, to ally bad...
misallots 19 14 MISALLOT, to allot w...
misalters 18 13 MISALTER, to alter w...
misarrays 23 14 MISARRAY, (Scott) di...
misassays 23 14 MISASSAY, to attempt...
misassign 18 15 to assign wrongly [v...
misatoned 15 14 MISATONE, to atone w...
misatones 15 13 MISATONE, to atone w...
misaunter 16 14 (Scots) an unlucky c...
misavised 19 17 (Spenser) ill-advise...
misawards 20 16 MISAWARD, to award w...
misbecame 22 21 MISBECOME, (archaic)...
misbecome 22 21 (archaic) to be unbe...
misbegins 20 18 MISBEGIN, to begin w...
misbehave 22 21 to behave wrongly [v...
misbelief 22 19 erroneous or false b...
misbeseem 19 18 (archaic) to be unsu...
misbestow 22 18 to bestow improperly...
misbiased 19 16 MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbiases 19 15 MISBIAS, to bias wro...
misbilled 22 18 MISBILL, to bill wro...
misbirths 23 17 MISBIRTH, (archaic)...
misbrands 19 17 MISBRAND, to brand i...
misbuilds 22 18 MISBUILD, to build i...
misbutton 19 17 to button wrongly [v...
miscalled 22 18 MISCALL, to call by...
miscaller 22 17 one who miscalls [n...
miscegene 19 18 a person of mixed ra...
miscegens 20 18 MISCEGEN, a person o...
miscegine 20 18 a person of mixed ra...
mischance 24 21 bad luck [n -S] / to...
mischancy 31 23 unlucky, happening a...
mischarge 23 19 to charge erroneousl...
mischiefs 25 20 MISCHIEF, to make mi...
mischoice 25 20 a wrong choice [n -S...
mischoose 21 17 to choose badly [v M...
mischosen 21 18 MISCHOOSE, to choose...
misciting 22 18 MISCITE, to cite wro...
misclaims 23 19 MISCLAIM, to claim w...
miscoding 21 19 MISCODE, to code wro...
miscoined 19 17 MISCOIN, to coin imp...
miscolors 21 16 MISCOLOR, to color i...
miscolour 21 17 to give a wrong colo...
miscooked 20 20 MISCOOK, to cook bad...
miscopied 22 19 MISCOPY, to copy inc...
miscopies 22 18 MISCOPY, to copy inc...
miscounts 20 17 MISCOUNT, to count i...
miscreant 19 16 originally, a misbel...
miscreate 19 15 to create wrongly [v...
miscredit 21 16 (archaic) to disbeli...
miscreeds 20 16 MISCREED, a false cr...
miscueing 21 19 MISCUE, to make a fa...
misdating 18 16 MISDATE, to date inc...
misdealer 17 14 one who misdeals [n...
misdeemed 17 17 MISDEEM, to judge un...
misdefine 18 17 to define wrongly [v...
misdemean 16 17 to behave ill, with...
misdesert 17 13 (Spenser) undeservin...
misdialed 18 15 MISDIAL, to dial inc...
misdieted 17 14 MISDIET, to diet or...
misdights 22 17 MISDIGHT, (Spenser)...
misdirect 21 16 to point in the wron...
misdivide 20 18 to divide wrongly [v...
misdoings 18 16 MISDOING, the act of...
misdoubts 20 17 MISDOUBT, to be susp...
misdreads 17 14 MISDREAD [n]
misdriven 19 18 MISDRIVE, to drive i...
misdrives 20 17 MISDRIVE, to drive i...
miseating 17 15 MISEAT, to eat impro...
misedited 17 14 MISEDIT, to edit inc...
misemploy 27 21 to employ wrongly or...
misenroll 18 15 to enrol wrongly, al...
misenrols 17 14 MISENROL, to enrol i...
misenters 16 13 MISENTER, to enter e...
miserable 19 16 wretched [adj MISERA...
miserably 26 18 MISERABLE, wretched...
misereres 16 12 MISERERE, the psalm...
miserlier 18 13 MISERLY, characteris...
misesteem 17 15 to lack esteem for;...
misevents 18 17 MISEVENT, a mishap [...
misfaiths 22 17 MISFAITH, (archaic)...
misfallen 20 18 MISFALL, unluckily t...
misfaring 20 18 (Spenser) wrongdoing...
misfeasor 18 15 one who commits a mi...
misfeigns 20 18 MISFEIGN, (Spenser)...
misfields 21 17 MISFIELD, to field b...
misfiling 22 19 MISFILE, to file in...
misfiring 21 18 MISFIRE, to fail to...
misfitted 20 16 MISFIT, to fit badly...
misformed 20 19 MISFORM, to make in...
misframed 20 19 MISFRAME, to frame b...
misframes 20 18 MISFRAME, to frame b...
misgauged 19 18 MISGAUGE, to gauge i...
misgauges 19 17 MISGAUGE, to gauge i...
misgiving 22 21 an apprehension [n -...
misgotten 17 15 (Spenser) unjustly g...
misgovern 19 19 to govern wrongly [v...
misgraded 18 16 MISGRADE, to grade i...
misgrades 18 15 MISGRADE, to grade i...
misgrafts 21 17 MISGRAFT, to graft w...
misgrowth 24 19 an unnatural or abno...
misguggle 22 20 (Scots) to bungle, m...
misguided 19 17 MISGUIDE, to guide w...
misguider 19 16 one who guides wrong...
misguides 19 16 MISGUIDE, to guide w...
mishandle 19 17 to handle wrongly [v...
mishanter 18 15 (Scots) an unlucky c...
mishapped 23 21 MISHAP, to have an u...
mishappen 22 21 (Spenser) to happen...
mishegaas 19 16 (Yiddish) madness, f...
mishegoss 20 16 (Yiddish) madness, f...
misinfers 19 16 MISINFER, to infer w...
misinform 20 19 to inform incorrectl...
misintend 16 15 (obsolete) to aim am...
misinters 17 13 MISINTER, to inter i...
misjoined 18 23 MISJOIN, to join inc...
misjudged 21 26 MISJUDGE, to judge w...
misjudger 21 25 one who misjudges [n...
misjudges 21 25 MISJUDGE, to judge w...
miskenned 16 19 MISKEN, to fail to r...
miskeying 25 21 MISKEY, to key in da...
miskicked 23 24 MISKICK, to kick bad...
mislabels 21 17 MISLABEL, to label i...
mislabors 20 16 MISLABOR, to labor b...
mislabour 20 17 to labour wrongly, a...
mislayers 24 15 MISLAYER, one who mi...
mislaying 25 18 MISLAY, to put in a...
misleader 17 14 one who leads into e...
misleared 17 14 (Scots) mistaught, u...
mislearns 17 14 MISLEARN, to learn w...
mislearnt 17 14 MISLEARN, to learn w...
misleeked 18 18 MISLEEKE, (Spenser)...
misleekes 18 17 MISLEEKE, (Spenser)...
misletoes 17 13 MISLETOE, (obsolete)...
mislights 23 17 MISLIGHT, to lead as...
mislikers 20 17 MISLIKER, one who mi...
misliking 21 20 the act of misliking...
mislippen 22 20 (Scots) to mistrust...
misliving 22 20 MISLIVE, to live a b...
mislocate 20 16 to locate in the wro...
mislodged 19 17 MISLODGE, to lodge i...
mislodges 19 16 MISLODGE, to lodge i...
mislucked 23 22 MISLUCK, to meet wit...
mismaking 20 22 MISMAKE, to make inc...
mismanage 17 18 to manage wrongly [v...
mismarked 19 20 MISMARK, to mark wro...
mismating 19 18 MISMATE, to mate uns...
mismetred 18 16 MISMETRE, to spoil t...
mismetres 18 15 MISMETRE, to spoil t...
mismoving 21 22 MISMOVE, to move wro...
misnaming 18 19 MISNAME, to call by...
misnomers 17 16 MISNOMER, to use a m...
misnumber 20 20 to number wrongly [v...
misoclere 20 16 hating the clergy [a...
misogamic 22 20 relating to misogamy...
misogynic 27 20 hating women [adj]
misoneism 17 16 a hatred or fear of...
misoneist 16 13 a hater of things wh...
misorders 17 13 MISORDER, to order i...
misorient 16 13 to orient in a wrong...
mispaging 21 20 MISPAGE, to page inc...
mispaints 19 16 MISPAINT, to paint w...
misparsed 19 16 MISPARSE, to parse i...
misparses 19 15 MISPARSE, to parse i...
misparted 19 16 MISPART, to part bad...
mispenned 17 18 MISPEN, to write inc...
misphrase 21 17 to phrase wrongly [v...
mispickel 25 23 (German) arsenical i...
misplaced 23 20 MISPLACE, to put in...
misplaces 23 19 MISPLACE, to put in...
misplants 20 17 MISPLANT, to plant w...
misplayed 26 19 MISPLAY, to make a b...
mispleads 20 17 MISPLEAD, to plead w...
misplease 19 16 (obsolete) to disple...
mispoints 19 16 MISPOINT, to point i...
mispoised 19 16 MISPOISE, to poise i...
mispoises 19 15 MISPOISE, to poise i...
mispraise 19 15 to praise amiss [v M...
mispriced 23 19 MISPRICE, to price i...
misprices 23 18 MISPRICE, to price i...
misprints 20 16 MISPRINT, to print i...
misprised 20 16 MISPRISE, to underva...
misprises 20 15 MISPRISE, to underva...
misprized 23 25 MISPRIZE, to underva...
misprizer 23 24 one who misprizes [n...
misprizes 23 24 MISPRIZE, to underva...
misquoted 25 23 MISQUOTE, to quote i...
misquoter 25 22 one who misquotes [n...
misquotes 25 22 MISQUOTE, to quote i...
misraised 17 13 MISRAISE, to raise w...
misraises 17 12 MISRAISE, to raise w...
misrating 18 15 MISRATE, to rate inc...
misreckon 20 20 to reckon wrongly; t...
misrecord 20 16 to record incorrectl...
misrefers 19 15 MISREFER, to refer i...
misregard 18 15 (Spenser) to have no...
misrelate 17 13 to relate inaccurate...
misrelied 18 14 MISRELY, to rely wro...
misrelies 18 13 MISRELY, to rely wro...
misrender 16 14 to render wrongly; t...
misreport 19 15 to report erroneousl...
misrhymed 27 20 badly rhymed [adj]
misrouted 17 14 MISROUTE, to route i...
misroutes 17 13 MISROUTE, to route i...
misruling 20 17 MISRULE, to rule unw...
missaying 24 17 the act of saying in...
misseated 16 13 MISSEAT, to seat wro...
misseeing 17 15 MISSEE, to see wrong...
misseemed 17 16 MISSEEM, to be unbec...
missensed 16 14 MISSENSE, to sense w...
missenses 16 13 MISSENSE [n]
misshaped 21 18 MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshapen 20 18 MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshaper 21 17 one who misshapes [n...
misshapes 21 17 MISSHAPE, to shape b...
misshoods 19 15 MISSHOOD, the state...
missileer 18 13 one responsible for...
missilery 25 15 missiles collectivel...
missingly 26 18 (Shakespeare) with a...
missional 17 14 emphasising preachin...
missioned 16 14 MISSION, to send to...
missioner 16 13 a missionary; an env...
missorted 17 13 MISSORT, to sort bad...
missounds 17 15 MISSOUND, to sound w...
misspaced 22 19 MISSPACE, to space i...
misspaces 22 18 MISSPACE, to space i...
misspeaks 20 19 MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misspells 22 17 MISSPELL, to spell i...
misspends 19 17 MISSPEND, to spend u...
misspoken 19 20 MISSPEAK, to speak i...
misstamps 21 18 MISSTAMP, to stamp w...
misstarts 18 12 MISSTART, to start o...
misstated 17 13 MISSTATE, to state w...
misstates 17 12 MISSTATE, to state w...
missteers 17 12 MISSTEER, to steer w...
misstrike 19 16 to strike wrongly [v...
misstruck 23 20 MISSTRIKE, to strike...
misstyled 25 16 MISSTYLE, to style w...
misstyles 25 15 MISSTYLE, to style w...
missuited 18 14 MISSUIT, to suit bad...
mistakers 18 16 MISTAKER, one who ma...
mistaking 19 19 (Shakespeare) a mist...
mistaught 21 17 MISTEACH, to teach w...
mistemper 20 18 (obsolete) to temper...
mistended 16 15 MISTEND, to tend to...
misteries 17 12 MISTERY, mystery, in...
mistering 18 15 MISTER, to address a...
mistermed 18 16 MISTERM, to call by...
misthinks 21 19 MISTHINK, to think w...
misthrown 22 18 MISTHROW, to throw e...
misthrows 23 17 MISTHROW, to throw e...
mistigris 20 14 (French) a variation...
mistiming 20 18 the act of timing wr...
mistiness 17 13 the state of being m...
mistitled 19 14 MISTITLE, to call by...
mistitles 19 13 MISTITLE, to call by...
mistletoe 17 13 a Eurasian evergreen...
mistraced 20 16 MISTRACE, to trace w...
mistraces 20 15 MISTRACE, to trace w...
mistrains 17 13 MISTRAIN, to train i...
mistreats 17 12 MISTREAT, to treat b...
mistrials 19 13 MISTRIAL, a trial ma...
mistrusts 19 13 MISTRUST, to have no...
mistruths 21 15 MISTRUTH, a lie [n]
mistrysts 25 14 MISTRYST, to fail to...
mistuning 18 17 MISTUNE, to tune inc...
mistutors 18 13 MISTUTOR, to instruc...
mistyping 27 20 MISTYPE, to type inc...
misunions 16 15 MISUNION, a bad unio...
misusages 18 15 MISUSAGE, incorrect...
misvalued 20 19 MISVALUE, to value i...
misvalues 20 18 MISVALUE, to value i...
misweened 18 17 MISWEEN, to judge wr...
misworded 20 17 MISWORD, to word wro...
miswrites 21 15 MISWRITE, to write i...
misyoking 25 21 MISYOKE, to yoke imp...
miterwort 20 15 a slender, perennial...
mithering 20 17 MITHER, to confuse,...
miticidal 22 17 relating to a mitici...
miticides 21 16 MITICIDE, a substanc...
mitigable 21 18 that may be mitigate...
mitigants 18 15 MITIGANT, something...
mitigated 18 15 MITIGATE, to make le...
mitigates 18 14 MITIGATE, to make le...
mitigator 18 14 one who mitigates [n...
mitogenic 20 18 causing cell divisio...
mitomycin 27 21 a kind of antibiotic...
mitraille 19 14 (French) shot or bit...
mitrewort 20 15 a slender, perennial...
mitriform 21 18 mitre-shaped [adj]
mixedness 22 21 the state of being m...
mixmaster 24 22 a disc jockey [n -S]
mizenmast 20 25 the mast aft or next...
mizzliest 25 31 MIZZLY, drizzly, rai...
mizzlings 26 34 MIZZLING, drizzling...
mizzonite 22 31 a scapolite richer i...
mnemonics 19 20 MNEMONIC, a device t...
mnemonist 16 17 an expert in mnemoni...
moanfully 26 21 MOANFUL, full of moa...
moaningly 23 19 MOANING, making a mo...
mobbishly 31 23 MOBBISH, in the way...
mobcasted 21 19 MOBCAST, to broadcas...
mobilised 20 17 MOBILISE, to make mo...
mobiliser 20 16 something that serve...
mobilises 20 16 MOBILISE, to make mo...
mobilized 23 26 MOBILIZE, to make mo...
mobilizer 23 25 something that serve...
mobilizes 23 25 MOBILIZE, to make mo...
mobisodes 18 16 MOBISODE, an episode...
moblogger 21 20 one who keeps a mobl...
mobocracy 30 23 government by mobs o...
mobocrats 21 18 MOBOCRAT, one who fa...
mocassins 19 16 MOCASSIN, (Native Am...
moccasins 22 19 MOCCASIN, (Native Am...
mochiness 21 18 (Scots) mouldiness,...
mockadoes 19 20 MOCKADO, (obsolete)...
mockeries 20 19 MOCKERY, the act of...
mockering 21 22 MOCKER, to clothe [v...
mockernut 20 21 a kind of hickory nu...
mockingly 29 25 MOCKING, derisive [a...
mocktails 22 20 MOCKTAIL, a cocktail...
mocuddums 22 22 MOCUDDUM, (Arabic) a...
modafinil 19 18 a stimulant drug tha...
modalisms 19 17 MODALISM, belief in...
modalists 18 14 MODALIST, an adheren...
modelings 18 17 MODELING, the art of...
modelists 18 14 MODELIST, one who ma...
modellers 18 15 MODELLER, one that m...
modelling 19 18 the act of modelling...
modellist 19 15 a person who constru...
moderated 15 14 MODERATE, to make le...
moderates 15 13 MODERATE, to make le...
moderator 15 13 one who moderates [n...
moderatos 15 13 MODERATO, (Italian)...
modernest 15 14 MODERN, pertaining t...
modernise 15 14 to make modern, also...
modernism 17 17 a modern usage, expr...
modernist 16 14 an admirer of modern...
modernity 22 16 the quality of being...
modernize 18 23 to make modern, also...
modestest 16 13 MODEST, unassuming [...
modesties 16 13 MODESTY, the quality...
modifiers 19 16 MODIFIER, one that m...
modifying 26 21 MODIFY, to alter sli...
modillion 18 16 (Italian) an ornamen...
modiworts 20 16 MODIWORT, (dialect)...
modularly 25 18 MODULAR, pertaining...
modulated 17 16 MODULATE, to adjust...
modulates 17 15 MODULATE, to adjust...
modulator 17 15 a person who, or tha...
moffettes 20 18 MOFFETTE, a fissure...
mofussils 21 17 MOFUSSIL, in India,...
moidering 17 16 MOIDER, to confuse,...
moilingly 26 19 MOILING [adv]
moistened 15 14 MOISTEN, to make or...
moistener 15 13 something that moist...
moistness 16 13 the state of being m...
moistures 17 13 MOISTURE, moistness...
moithered 18 15 MOITHER, to confuse,...
mojahedin 19 25 fundamentalist Musli...
mokaddams 18 21 MOKADDAM, (Arabic) a...
mokomokos 18 23 MOKOMOKO, a type of...
mokopunas 18 21 MOKOPUNA, (Maori) a...
moldavite 19 18 a green tektite foun...
moldboard 19 18 a curved plate of ir...
moldering 18 17 MOLDER, to turn to d...
moldiness 17 15 the state of being m...
moldwarps 23 20 MOLDWARP, (dialect)...
molecasts 20 16 MOLECAST, a little e...
molecular 21 18 relating to a molecu...
molecules 21 18 MOLECULE, the smalle...
molehills 22 17 MOLEHILL, a little e...
molehunts 19 17 MOLEHUNT, a hunt for...
moleskins 18 18 MOLESKIN, a heavy du...
molesters 17 13 MOLESTER, one who mo...
molestful 21 18 troublesome, vexatio...
molesting 18 16 MOLEST, to touch or...
mollified 21 18 MOLLIFY, to soften,...
mollifier 21 17 one who mollifies [n...
mollifies 21 17 MOLLIFY, to soften,...
mollities 19 14 (archaic) in medicin...
molluscan 21 19 related to the mollu...
molluscum 24 22 a childhood skin pro...
molluskan 19 20 related to the mollu...
mollyhawk 31 25 the juvenile of the...
mollymawk 30 26 (Dutch) the fulmar o...
molochise 22 18 to sacrifice (as to...
molochize 25 27 to sacrifice (as to...
molybdate 25 19 a salt of molybdic a...
molybdous 26 20 of molybdenum of low...
momentany 21 19 (Shakespeare) moment...
momentary 22 18 lasting for a moment...
momentoes 15 16 MOMENTO, something k...
momentous 16 17 of great consequence...
momentums 18 20 MOMENTUM, force of m...
monachism 22 21 the monastic system...
monachist 21 18 an adherent of monac...
monacidic 22 20 designating a compou...
monactine 17 17 the spicule of a spo...
monadical 19 18 of, pertaining to, o...
monadisms 17 17 MONADISM, the theory...
monadnock 18 22 a mountain or rocky...
monamines 15 17 MONAMINE, an amine c...
monarchal 21 19 pertaining to a mona...
monarchic 24 21 pertaining to a mona...
monastery 21 15 the residence of a r...
monastics 19 16 MONASTIC, a monk [n]
monatomic 19 19 consisting of, or co...
monaxonic 23 24 having only one axis...
monazites 18 22 MONAZITE, a phosphat...
mondaines 14 15 MONDAINE, a (female)...
monecious 18 17 having separate male...
monellins 17 16 MONELLIN, a protein...
monergism 18 18 the theory that the...
monetised 15 14 MONETISE, to coin in...
monetises 15 13 MONETISE, to coin in...
monetized 18 23 MONETIZE, to coin in...
monetizes 18 22 MONETIZE, to coin in...
moneybags 24 20 MONEYBAG, a bag for...
moneyless 22 16 having no money [adj...
moneywort 24 18 a trailing plant, wi...
mongcorns 19 19 MONGCORN, a mixed gr...
mongeries 16 15 MONGERY, trading in...
mongering 17 18 trading in a particu...
mongolian 16 17 an offensive term me...
mongolism 19 19 a medical condition,...
mongoloid 17 17 a person affected wi...
mongooses 15 15 MONGOOSE, a carnivor...
mongrelly 25 19 like a mongrel [adj]
monickers 20 20 MONICKER, (slang) a...
monikered 16 18 having a moniker [ad...
moniments 16 17 MONIMENT, an histori...
moniplies 19 17 the third stomach of...
monishing 19 18 MONISH, to admonish;...
monitions 15 14 MONITION, a caution;...
monitored 15 14 MONITOR, to keep tra...
monitress 16 13 a female monitor [n...
monkeries 16 17 MONKERY, the mode of...
monkeying 23 22 MONKEY, to mimic [v]
monkeyish 25 21 like a monkey [adj]
monkeyism 24 22 being like a monkey...
monkeypod 24 23 the rain-tree [n -S]
monkeypot 24 22 the round-lidded out...
monkeypox 30 29 a rare virus disease...
monkhoods 18 20 MONKHOOD, the state...
monkishly 27 22 MONKISH, pertaining...
monkshood 18 20 a plant of the genus...
monoacids 18 17 MONOACID, a compound...
monoamine 14 17 an amine containing...
monobasic 20 19 of an acid, such as...
monobrows 20 19 MONOBROW, a derogato...
monocarps 20 19 MONOCARP, a plant th...
monoceros 17 16 a one-horned creatur...
monochord 20 19 a musical instrument...
monocline 18 18 a simple fold, descr...
monocoque 25 26 (French) an aircraft...
monocotyl 25 19 a plant having a sin...
monocracy 27 21 rulership by one ind...
monocrats 18 16 MONOCRAT, one who go...
monocrops 20 19 MONOCROP, to plant t...
monocular 19 18 for use with one eye...
monocycle 28 22 a cycle with only on...
monocytes 24 18 MONOCYTE, a type of...
monocytic 28 21 of or like a monocyt...
monodical 19 18 of or like a monody,...
monodists 16 14 MONODIST, a writer o...
monodrama 15 17 a one-man show; a pl...
monoecies 17 16 MONOECY, the conditi...
monoecism 19 19 the state or conditi...
monoester 14 13 an ester, as of a di...
monofuels 18 18 MONOFUEL, a type of...
monogamic 20 21 pertaining to, or in...
monogenic 18 19 of e.g. rocks, havin...
monoglots 17 16 MONOGLOT, a person s...
monograms 17 18 MONOGRAM, to mark wi...
monograph 20 20 a special treatise o...
monohulls 20 18 MONOHULL, a vessel w...
monoicous 18 17 having separate male...
monokines 15 18 MONOKINE, a substanc...
monokinis 16 18 MONOKINI, swimwear c...
monolater 15 14 one who worships one...
monolatry 22 16 worship of one god w...
monolayer 21 16 a single continuous...
monoliths 19 16 MONOLITH, a large si...
monologic 20 19 relating to a monolo...
monologue 16 17 a dramatic piece for...
monomachy 27 23 single combat; a due...
monomania 14 17 an abnormal obsessio...
monomarks 17 20 MONOMARK, a particul...
monomeric 19 19 of or like a monomer...
monometer 15 16 a rhythmic series, c...
monomials 17 17 MONOMIAL, an algebra...
monophagy 26 22 the eating of one ki...
monophase 18 18 a type of matter or...
monophony 24 21 a composition for on...
monophyly 33 23 the state of being m...
monopitch 23 21 a monotone [n -ES]
monoplane 16 18 an aeroplane or glid...
monoploid 18 18 a haploid organism,...
monopodes 16 17 MONOPODE, a one-foot...
monopodia 16 17 a physical deformity...
monopoles 17 17 MONOPOLE, a particle...
monopsony 22 19 a market condition w...
monoptera 16 16 MONOPTERON, a circul...
monoptote 16 16 a noun that has one...
monopulse 18 18 a type of radar syst...
monorails 16 14 MONORAIL, a railway...
monorchid 21 19 having only one test...
monorhine 16 16 having one nostril,...
monorhyme 24 20 a series of lines al...
monosemic 19 19 having only a single...
monoskied 16 18 MONOSKI, to ski on a...
monoskier 16 17 one who skis on a mo...
monosomes 15 16 MONOSOME, an unpaire...
monosomic 19 19 relating to a monoso...
monostele 15 14 a single stele, also...
monostely 22 16 a single stele, also...
monostich 21 18 a composition consis...
monostome 15 16 having only one mout...
monostyle 22 16 consisting of a sing...
monotasks 16 17 MONOTASK, to perform...
monotints 15 14 MONOTINT, a painting...
monotoned 13 15 MONOTONE, to sing or...
monotones 13 14 MONOTONE, to sing or...
monotonic 17 17 having one tone; of...
monotreme 15 16 a primitive Australi...
monotroch 20 18 (Scott) a wheelbarro...
monotypes 23 18 MONOTYPE, a monotypi...
monotypic 27 21 of a genus, containi...
monovular 18 19 having one ovule [ad...
monoxides 21 21 MONOXIDE, an oxide c...
monoxylon 27 24 a canoe made from on...
monsignor 16 16 (Italian) an honorif...
monsoonal 14 15 relating to a monsoo...
monsteras 15 13 MONSTERA, a kind of...
monstered 15 14 MONSTER, to criticis...
monstrous 16 14 huge, like a monster...
montadale 15 15 any of an American b...
montaging 17 18 MONTAGE, to combine...
montantos 14 14 MONTANTO, a vertical...
montarias 15 13 MONTARIA, in Brazil,...
monteiths 18 15 MONTEITH, (Scots) a...
monthlies 19 16 MONTHLY, a publicati...
monthling 20 19 (archaic) a month-ol...
monthlong 19 19 lasting for a month...
monticles 20 17 MONTICLE, a little h...
monticule 20 18 (French) a secondary...
monuments 16 18 MONUMENT, to mark wi...
monyplies 25 19 the third stomach of...
monzonite 17 23 a coarse-grained int...
moodiness 15 14 the state of being m...
moonbeams 17 19 MOONBEAM, a ray of l...
moonblind 18 19 dim-sighted; purblin...
moonboots 16 16 thickly padded boots...
mooncakes 18 20 MOONCAKE, a kind of...
moonchild 22 20 someone who is born...
mooncraft 20 19 a lunar module [n -S...
moondusts 16 15 MOONDUST, dust on th...
moonfaced 19 20 having a round, moon...
moonfaces 19 19 MOONFACE, a full rou...
moongates 15 15 MOONGATE, a circular...
mooniness 14 14 the state of being m...
moonishly 25 18 MOONISH, like the mo...
moonlight 20 18 the light of the moo...
moonphase 18 18 a phase of the moon...
moonports 17 16 MOONPORT, a facility...
moonquake 23 27 a seismic disturbanc...
moonraker 15 17 a small sail sometim...
moonrises 15 13 MOONRISE, the time w...
moonrocks 19 20 MOONROCK, rock from...
moonroofs 16 16 MOONROOF, the transp...
moonsails 16 14 MOONSAIL, a sail som...
moonscape 19 19 a view of the moon's...
moonseeds 14 14 MOONSEED, a plant of...
moonshees 16 15 MOONSHEE, (Hindi) a...
moonshine 16 16 (US) illegally disti...
moonshiny 23 18 full of moonlight [a...
moonships 20 18 MOONSHIP, a lunar mo...
moonshots 17 15 MOONSHOT, the launch...
moonstone 13 14 a nearly pellucid va...
moonwalks 20 21 MOONWALK, to perform...
moonwards 18 17 in the direction of...
moonworts 18 16 MOONWORT, the plant...
moorburns 18 17 MOORBURN, the season...
moorcocks 23 22 MOORCOCK, the male m...
moorfowls 22 19 MOORFOWL, a red, or...
moorlands 16 15 MOORLAND, a tract of...
moorworts 19 15 MOORWORT, a marsh fl...
moosebird 18 16 a North American jay...
moosewood 17 16 a North American tre...
mooseyard 21 15 an area where a moos...
mopboards 20 19 MOPBOARD, a narrow b...
mopehawks 24 24 MOPEHAWK, an owl of...
mopsticks 24 22 MOPSTICK, the long h...
moquettes 24 22 MOQUETTE, a thick pi...
moraceous 18 16 relating to the mulb...
moralised 17 14 MORALISE, to explain...
moraliser 17 13 one who moralises, a...
moralises 17 13 MORALISE, to explain...
moralisms 19 16 MORALISM, the practi...
moralists 18 13 MORALIST, a teacher...
moralized 20 23 MORALIZE, to explain...
moralizer 20 22 one who moralizes, a...
moralizes 20 22 MORALIZE, to explain...
morallers 18 14 MORALLER, (Shakespea...
moralling 19 17 MORAL, (archaic) to...
moratoria 15 12 MORATORIUM, a legal...
morbidest 19 16 MORBID, of the natur...
morbidity 26 18 the condition or sta...
mordacity 26 18 the quality of being...
mordanted 15 15 MORDANT, to impregna...
mordantly 23 17 MORDANT, biting [adv...
moreporks 19 19 MOREPORK, an owl of...
moresques 24 22 MORESQUE, an ancient...
morganite 16 15 a rosy pink semiprec...
moriscoes 19 15 MORISCO, an arabesqu...
moronisms 17 16 MORONISM, the condit...
morphemes 21 20 MORPHEME, a word or...
morphemic 25 23 of or like a morphem...
morphetic 24 20 relating to Morpheus...
morphines 20 18 MORPHINE, the princi...
morphings 22 20 MORPHING, the techni...
morphinic 24 21 relating to morphine...
morphogen 20 20 a chemical substance...
morphoses 20 17 MORPHOSIS, the order...
morphosis 21 17 the order or mode of...
morphotic 24 20 pertaining to format...
morrising 18 15 MORRIS, to dance the...
morseling 18 16 MORSEL, to divide in...
morselled 18 15 MORSEL, to divide in...
mortalise 17 13 to make mortal, also...
mortality 24 15 the state of being m...
mortalize 20 22 to make mortal, also...
mortaring 17 15 MORTAR, to bind with...
mortarman 16 16 a person firing a mo...
mortarmen 16 16 MORTARMAN, a person...
mortbells 21 17 MORTBELL, a funeral...
mortcloth 23 18 a pall [n -S]
mortgaged 18 17 MORTGAGE, to pledge...
mortgagee 17 16 one who has a mortga...
mortgager 18 16 one who gives a mort...
mortgages 18 16 MORTGAGE, to pledge...
mortgagor 18 16 one who gives a mort...
morticers 20 15 MORTICER, one who ma...
mortician 19 16 (US) an undertaker [...
morticing 21 18 MORTICE, to join or...
mortified 19 16 MORTIFY, to humiliat...
mortifier 19 15 one who mortifies [n...
mortifies 19 15 MORTIFY, to humiliat...
mortisers 17 12 MORTISER, one who ma...
mortising 18 15 MORTISE, to join or...
mortlings 19 16 MORTLING, a sheep th...
mortmains 17 16 MORTMAIN, the perpet...
mortsafes 18 15 MORTSAFE, a heavy ir...
mosaicism 21 18 the property or stat...
mosaicist 20 15 a worker in mosaic [...
mosaicked 20 20 MOSAIC, to decorate...
mosasauri 16 13 MOSASAURUS, a gigant...
mosasaurs 16 13 MOSASAUR, a gigantic...
moschatel 22 18 a plant of the genus...
moskonfyt 25 22 (Afrikaans) a thick...
mosquitos 25 22 MOSQUITO, any dipter...
mossbacks 23 22 MOSSBACK, a person o...
mossgrown 20 18 covered in moss [adj...
mossiness 16 13 the state of being m...
mosslands 17 15 MOSSLAND, wet land [...
mossplant 19 17 a plant of moss [n -...
moteliers 17 13 MOTELIER, the owner...
motettist 17 12 one who writes motet...
mothballs 23 19 MOTHBALL, to put int...
motherese 17 14 a simplified and rep...
mothering 19 17 the act of mothering...
mothproof 22 20 of clothes, chemical...
motioners 15 13 MOTIONER, one who ma...
motioning 16 16 MOTION, to direct by...
motionist 16 13 (Milton) a person wh...
motivated 18 17 MOTIVATE, to inspire...
motivates 18 16 MOTIVATE, to inspire...
motivator 18 16 one who motivates [n...
motleyest 23 15 MOTLEY, diversified...
motocross 19 15 a form of scrambling...
motorable 18 16 of roads, able to be...
motorails 17 13 MOTORAIL, a train sy...
motorbike 19 19 a bicycle driven by...
motorboat 17 15 a boat with an inboa...
motorcade 18 16 a procession of moto...
motorcars 19 15 MOTORCAR, an automob...
motordoms 17 16 MOTORDOM, the motor...
motorhome 18 17 a large motor vehicl...
motorings 17 15 MOTORING, the recrea...
motorised 16 13 MOTORISE, to provide...
motorises 16 12 MOTORISE, to provide...
motorists 17 12 MOTORIST, one who tr...
motoriums 18 16 MOTORIUM, that part...
motorized 19 22 MOTORIZE, to provide...
motorizes 19 21 MOTORIZE, to provide...
motorless 17 13 without a motor [adj...
motorship 21 17 a ship with a motor...
motorways 25 17 MOTORWAY, a type of...
motoscafi 21 18 MOTOSCAFO, (Italian)...
motoscafo 20 18 (Italian) a motorboa...
mottlings 19 16 MOTTLING, a blotched...
mouchards 22 19 MOUCHARD, (French) a...
mouchoirs 22 18 MOUCHOIR, (French) a...
moudiwart 20 17 (dialect) a mole, al...
moudiwort 20 17 (dialect) a mole, al...
moufflons 21 21 MOUFFLON, (French) a...
mouldable 20 19 capable of being mol...
mouldered 17 16 MOULDER, to turn to...
mouldiest 18 15 MOULDY, covered with...
mouldings 19 18 MOULDING, a long, na...
mouldwarp 23 21 (dialect) a mole, al...
moulinets 17 15 MOULINET, a machine...
moultings 19 17 MOULTING, the act of...
moundbird 19 19 an Australian bird l...
mounseers 15 14 MOUNSEER, (archaic)...
mountable 18 18 such as can be mount...
mountains 15 15 MOUNTAIN, a large, n...
mountainy 21 17 mountainous [adj]
mountants 15 15 MOUNTANT, an adhesiv...
mountings 17 17 MOUNTING, a backing...
mournings 17 17 MOURNING, an outward...
mournival 19 19 (French) a set of fo...
mousebird 19 17 another name for the...
mousekins 17 18 MOUSEKIN, (archaic)...
mouselike 18 18 like a mouse [adj]
mousemats 17 16 MOUSEMAT, a piece of...
mouseover 17 17 on a web page, any i...
mousepads 18 17 MOUSEPAD, a pad for...
mouseries 16 13 MOUSERY, a place whe...
mousetail 17 14 any of various tempe...
mousetrap 18 16 a device for catchin...
mousiness 16 14 the state of being m...
moussakas 17 17 MOUSSAKA, a Greek di...
moustache 21 18 the unshaved hair on...
mouterers 16 13 MOUTERER, (Scots) a...
moutering 17 16 MOUTER, to take mout...
mouthable 21 19 lending itself to re...
mouthfeel 21 19 the sensory percepti...
mouthfuls 23 20 MOUTHFUL, as much as...
mouthiest 19 15 MOUTHY, outspoken, o...
mouthless 20 16 destitute of a mouth...
mouthlike 21 20 like a mouth [adj]
mouthpart 21 18 part of a mouth [n -...
mouthwash 24 20 an antiseptic soluti...
moutonnee 13 15 (French) of a rock,...
moveables 20 20 MOVEABLE, something...
movements 18 20 MOVEMENT, the act of...
moviedoms 19 20 MOVIEDOM, the world...
moviegoer 18 18 one who goes to the...
movieland 18 19 the world of the mov...
movieokes 18 20 MOVIEOKE, like karao...
movieolas 18 17 MOVIEOLA, (tradename...
mowburned 21 21 MOWBURN, to heat and...
moygashel 26 19 an Irish linen; a ga...
mozzettas 22 30 MOZZETTA, (Italian)...
mridamgam 20 21 (Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mridangam 18 19 (Sanskrit) a two-hea...
mridangas 17 16 MRIDANGA, (Sanskrit)...
muchachas 27 23 MUCHACHA, a young wo...
muchachos 27 23 MUCHACHO, (Spanish)...
mucidness 20 18 the state of being m...
mucilages 22 19 MUCILAGE, an adhesiv...
mucinogen 19 20 a substance secreted...
muckamuck 27 31 (colloquial) food [n...
muckender 20 22 (obsolete) a handker...
muckering 22 23 MUCKER, to squander...
muckerish 24 22 coarse [adj]
muckheaps 25 25 MUCKHEAP, a dunghill...
muckiness 21 21 the quality of being...
mucklucks 28 29 MUCKLUCK, (Inuit) a...
muckraked 22 25 MUCKRAKE, to search...
muckraker 22 24 one who spreads defa...
muckrakes 22 24 MUCKRAKE, to search...
mucksweat 24 23 a profuse sweat [n -...
muckworms 26 26 MUCKWORM, a worm fou...
muckymuck 34 33 a person who is or l...
mucolytic 31 22 an agent that is abl...
mucronate 18 17 terminating in a sha...
mudcapped 24 24 MUDCAP, to cover an...
muddiness 17 16 the state of being m...
muddliest 19 16 MUDDLY, disordered [...
muddlings 20 19 MUDDLING, the act of...
mudejares 18 23 MUDEJAR, a Spanish m...
mudfishes 22 19 MUDFISH, a fish that...
mudguards 19 18 MUDGUARD, a fender [...
mudhopper 23 22 a fish of mud flats...
mudiriehs 20 16 MUDIRIEH, (Arabic) t...
mudlarked 19 20 MUDLARK, to follow t...
mudlogger 20 19 a person who looks f...
mudslides 19 16 MUDSLIDE, a slippage...
mudslings 20 18 MUDSLING, to use ins...
mudstones 16 15 MUDSTONE, a fine-gra...
muensters 16 14 MUENSTER, a semisoft...
muffettee 20 19 (obsolete) a muffler...
muffineer 20 20 a dish for keeping m...
mufflered 22 21 wearing a muffler [a...
mugearite 17 15 a dark, finely cryst...
mugginess 19 18 the quality of being...
mugginses 19 18 MUGGINS, a fool, a s...
muirburns 20 18 MUIRBURN, the season...
mujahedin 20 26 (Arabic) islamic fun...
mujahidin 21 26 (Arabic) islamic fun...
mulatress 18 14 a woman of mixed rac...
mulattoes 17 14 MULATTO, (Spanish) t...
mulesings 19 17 MULESING, the practi...
muleteers 17 14 MULETEER, a mule-dri...
mullahing 22 20 MULLAH, to inflict a...
mullahism 23 20 the system of having...
mullering 20 18 MULLER, to inflict a...
mulligans 20 18 MULLIGAN, a stew of...
mullioned 18 17 MULLION, to provide...
mulloways 28 20 MULLOWAY, a large Au...
multiatom 19 17 containing many atom...
multiband 20 19 having many bands [a...
multibank 21 22 comprising many bank...
multicast 22 17 a broadcast from one...
multicell 24 19 having or made up of...
multicide 22 18 mass murder [n -S]
multicity 29 19 involving several ci...
multicopy 30 22 any of several or ma...
multidisc 23 18 involving more than...
multidrug 21 18 involving many diffe...
multifils 23 18 MULTIFIL, a multiple...
multifoil 22 18 an ornamental foliat...
multifold 22 19 many times doubled;...
multiform 22 20 a multiform object;...
multigerm 21 19 producing or being a...
multigrid 21 17 comprising many grid...
multigyms 28 21 MULTIGYM, an apparat...
multihued 21 18 with many hues [adj]
multihull 24 19 a boat having more t...
multilane 18 16 having several lanes...
multiline 19 16 a variety of crop wi...
multilobe 21 18 having more than one...
multimode 19 18 having many modes [a...
multipack 25 24 a pack containing se...
multipage 21 19 having many pages [a...
multipara 20 17 a mother of two or m...
multipart 21 17 having many parts [a...
multipath 23 19 comprising many path...
multipede 20 18 an insect having man...
multipeds 21 18 MULTIPED, an insect...
multipion 20 18 comprising many pion...
multiples 22 18 MULTIPLE, the produc...
multiplet 22 18 a group of elementar...
multiplex 28 25 to incorporate into...
multipole 21 18 having many poles [a...
multiport 21 17 involving more than...
multirisk 21 18 (of insurance) cover...
multirole 19 15 having a number of r...
multiroom 19 17 having many rooms [a...
multisite 19 14 having many sites [a...
multisize 22 23 coming in many sizes...
multistep 21 17 having many steps [a...
multitask 20 18 to work at several d...
multitone 17 15 having many tones [a...
multitool 19 15 a device that contai...
multitude 19 16 a great number of pe...
multiunit 19 16 having many units [a...
multiuser 19 15 able to be used by m...
multiwall 24 19 made of three or mor...
multiyear 24 16 lasting many years [...
multurers 19 15 MULTURER, a person w...
multuring 20 18 MULTURE, to take a f...
mumbliest 22 20 MUMBLY, given to mum...
mumblings 23 23 MUMBLING, the act of...
mumchance 25 25 a silent game with c...
mummeries 19 19 MUMMERY, a performan...
mummering 20 22 a Christmas time hou...
mummichog 26 26 (Native American) an...
mummified 22 23 MUMMIFY, to preserve...
mummifies 22 22 MUMMIFY, to preserve...
mummiform 23 25 a sarcophagus [n -S]
mumpishly 31 24 MUMPISH, sulky [adv]
mumpsimus 23 23 an erroneous word or...
mumsiness 18 17 the state of being m...
munchable 24 23 that can be munched...
munchiest 22 19 MUNCHY, suitable for...
munchkins 23 24 MUNCHKIN, a very sma...
mundanely 22 19 MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
mundanest 15 16 MUNDANE, ordinary, b...
mundanity 22 18 worldliness [n MUNDA...
mundified 19 19 MUNDIFY, to cleanse,...
mundifies 19 18 MUNDIFY, to cleanse,...
mundungos 17 19 MUNDUNGO, (Spanish)...
mundungus 18 20 (archaic) a foul-sme...
mungcorns 20 20 MUNGCORN, a mixed gr...
mungooses 16 16 MUNGOOSE, a carnivor...
municipal 23 21 relating to (the gov...
munifying 26 22 MUNIFY, to fortify,...
muniments 17 18 MUNIMENT, a means of...
munitions 16 15 MUNITION, to furnish...
muqaddams 26 27 MUQADDAM, (Arabic) a...
muraenids 16 15 MURAENID, an eel of...
muralists 19 14 MURALIST, a painter...
murderees 16 14 MURDEREE, one who is...
murderers 17 14 MURDERER, one who mu...
murderess 17 14 a female murderer [n...
murdering 18 17 MURDER, to kill unla...
murderous 17 15 inclined to murder [...
murgeoned 16 17 MURGEON, to mock wit...
muricated 20 17 rough or warty with...
murkiness 18 18 the state of being m...
murmurers 19 17 MURMURER, one who mu...
murmuring 20 20 MURMUR, to make a su...
murmurous 19 18 full of murmurs [adj...
murrained 16 15 affected with the mu...
murrelets 18 14 MURRELET, any of sev...
murrhines 19 16 MURRHINE, a kind of...
murthered 19 16 MURTHER, (dialect) t...
murtherer 19 15 a murderer [n -S]
musaceous 19 17 of, pertaining to, o...
muscadels 21 18 MUSCADEL, a rich spi...
muscadets 20 17 MUSCADET, a dry, whi...
muscadine 19 18 (archaic) a musk-sce...
muscadins 20 18 MUSCADIN, (French) a...
muscarine 19 17 a poisonous alkaloid...
muscatels 21 17 MUSCATEL, a rich spi...
muscavado 21 21 (Spanish) raw or unr...
muscleman 21 21 a man of extravagant...
musclemen 21 21 MUSCLEMAN, a man of...
muscliest 22 17 MUSCLY, of a muscula...
musclings 23 20 MUSCLING, muscular s...
muscology 28 21 the study of mosses...
muscovado 21 21 (Spanish) raw or unr...
muscovite 22 20 a type of mica, used...
musculous 22 19 (obsolete) muscular...
musefully 28 21 MUSEFUL, meditative;...
museology 24 18 the study of museums...
mushiness 19 16 the state of being m...
mushmouth 23 21 (US) a person who sl...
mushrooms 20 18 MUSHROOM, to grow or...
musicales 21 17 MUSICALE, a program...
musically 29 20 MUSICAL, relating to...
musicians 20 17 MUSICIAN, one who pe...
musickers 22 20 MUSICKER, (dialect)...
musicking 23 23 MUSICK, to compose m...
musicless 22 17 without music [adj]
musketeer 17 17 a soldier who uses a...
musketoon 16 18 a short musket; a so...
muskiness 18 18 the state of being m...
muskmelon 19 22 the fruit of the mel...
muskroots 18 17 MUSKROOT, a plant of...
muslinets 18 15 MUSLINET, a coarse k...
musselled 19 16 poisoned by eating a...
mussiness 17 14 mess, confusion [n -...
mussitate 17 13 (obsolete) to mutter...
mustached 22 19 having a mustache [a...
mustaches 22 18 MUSTACHE, the unshav...
mustachio 22 18 (Spanish) a large, e...
mustelids 19 15 MUSTELID, a mammal o...
musteline 17 15 a weasel or similar...
musterers 17 13 MUSTERER, one who mu...
mustering 18 16 MUSTER, to gather to...
mustiness 17 14 the state of being m...
mutagenic 20 19 inducing mutations [...
mutations 16 14 MUTATION, the act of...
mutchkins 24 23 MUTCHKIN, (historica...
mutilated 18 15 MUTILATE, to injure...
mutilates 18 14 MUTILATE, to injure...
mutilator 18 14 one who mutilates [n...
mutineers 16 14 MUTINEER, to revolt...
mutinying 24 19 MUTINY, to revolt ag...
mutoscope 21 19 an early form of cin...
mutterers 17 13 MUTTERER, one who mu...
muttering 18 16 making a muttering s...
mutualise 18 15 to organize (a compa...
mutualism 20 18 a belief in the mutu...
mutualist 19 15 an advocate of mutua...
mutuality 25 17 the state of being m...
mutualize 21 24 to organize (a compa...
muzziness 23 32 the state of being m...
mycetomas 26 20 MYCETOMA, a chronic...
mycobiont 27 21 the fungal constitue...
mycoflora 28 21 the fungi characteri...
mycologic 31 23 of or relating to my...
mycophagy 37 26 the eating of mushro...
mycophile 31 23 one who loves fungi...
mycorhiza 31 28 a fungus associated...
mycotoxin 31 25 a poison derived fro...
mycovirus 29 22 a virus attacking fu...
mydriases 23 15 MYDRIASIS, morbid di...
mydriasis 24 15 morbid dilatation of...
mydriatic 27 18 causing dilatation o...
myelocyte 32 20 a nerve-cell of the...
myelogram 25 20 an X-ray of the spin...
myelomata 23 18 MYELOMA, a tumour of...
myiophily 35 22 pollination of plant...
mylodonts 23 17 MYLODONT, an extinct...
mylohyoid 32 20 a nerve in the regio...
mylonites 23 16 MYLONITE, a hard, st...
mylonitic 27 19 of or like mylonite,...
myoblasts 26 18 MYOBLAST, a cell cap...
myocardia 25 18 MYOCARDIUM, the main...
myoclonic 29 22 relating to myoclonu...
myoclonus 26 20 muscle spasm [n MYOC...
myofibril 29 21 a contractile elemen...
myoglobin 26 21 a protein that store...
myographs 28 21 MYOGRAPH, an instrum...
myography 34 23 the recording of mus...
myologies 24 17 MYOLOGY, the study o...
myologist 25 17 one who studies musc...
myomantic 26 21 relating to myomancy...
myomatous 23 18 of or like a myoma,...
myoneural 22 17 relating to or conne...
myopathic 30 22 of or pertaining to...
myoscopes 27 20 MYOSCOPE, an instrum...
myostatin 22 15 a protein that preve...
myotonias 21 15 MYOTONIA, muscular s...
myriadths 26 17 MYRIADTH, one of a m...
myriapods 25 18 MYRIAPOD, a multi-le...
myriopods 25 18 MYRIOPOD, a multi-le...
myriorama 23 17 a picture consisting...
myrmecoid 27 21 antlike [adj]
myrmidons 24 19 MYRMIDON, (Greek) a...
myrobalan 24 19 the astringent fruit...
myspacing 29 23 MYSPACE, to search f...
mystagogs 25 18 MYSTAGOG, one who te...
mystagogy 31 20 the doctrines, princ...
mysteries 23 14 MYSTERY, something t...
mysticete 26 17 a species of whale [...
mysticism 29 20 the habit or tendenc...
mystified 26 18 MYSTIFY, to perplex...
mystifier 26 17 one who mystifies [n...
mystifies 26 17 MYSTIFY, to perplex...
mystiques 32 24 MYSTIQUE, an aura of...
mythicise 29 19 to make mythical, al...
mythicism 31 22 a theory that explai...
mythicist 30 19 an adherent of mythi...
mythicize 32 28 to make mythical, al...
mythising 27 19 MYTHISE, to tell a t...
mythizing 30 28 MYTHIZE, to tell a t...
mythmaker 27 23 a maker of myths [n...
mythology 33 21 a body of myths; the...
mythomane 24 20 someone who is prone...
mythopeic 30 22 myth-making, also MY...
mythopoet 26 19 a mythmaker; a write...
myxamebae 30 27 MYXAMEBA, a cell pro...
myxamebas 31 27 MYXAMEBA, a cell pro...
myxamoeba 30 27 a cell produced by a...
myxedemas 29 25 MYXEDEMA, (US) a ski...
myxedemic 33 28 (US) relating to myx...
myxocytes 38 26 MYXOCYTE, a large ce...
myxoedema 28 25 a skin disease, mark...
myxoviral 32 26 of or like a myxovir...
myxovirus 32 26 any of a group of re...