Words Starting With M Word Search
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Sample words: MAL, MAS, MAT, MEC, MER, MIN, MIS, MIT, MIEL, MINE, MOLE, MORE, MURS, MUTA, MAZED, MUGGEE.
Words Starting With M word list, defined
- MAL /mɑːl/ · adjective, noun
- Scottish adjective meaning bad, evil, or harmful; as a noun, harm, wrongdoing, or misfortune. Related: bad, evil, ill, harmful.
- MAS /mæz/ · noun
- A unit of time equal to one thousandth of a second. A unit of measurement used in physics and engineering. Related: millisecond, microsecond, nanosecond, picosecond.
- MAT /mæt/ · noun and verb
- A mat is a small piece of material placed on a floor or surface to protect it, provide comfort, or keep dirt from spreading. As a verb, mat means to cover something with a mat or to become a tangled, compact mass. Related: rug, carpet, doormat, pad.
- MIS /mɪs/ · noun
- An informal, shortened form of “miss,” used as a respectful address to a young woman. Related: miss.
- MINE /maɪn/ · verb and possessive determiner
- As a verb, “mine” means to extract minerals or other valuable materials from the ground. As a possessive determiner, it indicates that something belongs to the speaker. Related: extract, quarry, excavate, possess.
- MOLE /moʊl/ (US); /məʊl/ (British) · noun
- A small, burrowing mammal with velvety fur, a pointed snout, and prominent front teeth, typically living underground. The word also denotes a skin growth, a spy who secretly joins an organization, a unit of amount of substance, and a massive structure built to protect a harbour entrance. Related: molehill, burrowing mammal, skin growth, double agent.
- MORE /mɔːr/ · adjective, adverb, determiner, noun
- “More” means a greater amount, number, or degree than something else. It can also function as the comparative of “many” and “much,” and as an adverb indicating a greater extent or additional occurrence. Related: greater, additional, extra, further.
- MAZED /meɪzd/ · adjective
- Confused, bewildered, or perplexed, especially as a result of an overwhelming or puzzling experience. Related: bewildered, confused, perplexed, disoriented.
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