Words starting with M

3250 words

Word	IPS	ISM	IPSM	Meaning
m	m			n. the thirteenth letter of the English alphabet abbr. meter; million
maasai	màasaī	maasai	màasaī	n. a member of a Nilotic people living in Kenya and Tanzania
mac	mac	mac	mac	n. a waterproof raincoat made of rubberized fabric
macabre	måcàbre̊	macabre	måcàbre̊	a. shockingly repellent; inspiring horror
macadam	måcadåm	macadam	måcadåm	n. broken stone used in macadamized roadways
macadamia	macådāmiå	macadamia	macådāmiå	n. any tree of the genus Macadamia
Macao	Måcao	Macao	Måcao	n. a special administrative region of China
macaque	måcàq𝕦e	macaque	måcàq𝕦e	n. short-tailed monkey of rocky regions of Asia and Africa
macaroon	macåroon	macaroon	macåroon	n. chewy cookie usually containing almond paste
macarena	macārėnå	macarena	macārėnå	n. a popular Spanish dance
macaroni	macårōnĩ	macaroni	macårōnĩ	n. pasta in the form of slender tubes
macaronis	macårōnis	macaroni-s	macårōni-s
antimacassar	antimåcassår	anti-macassar	anti-måcassår	n. a piece of ornamented cloth that protects the back of a chair from hair oils
macaw	måcãw	macaw	måcãw	n. long-tailed brilliantly colored parrot of Central America and South America
mace	māce	mace	māce	n. a ceremonial staff carried as a symbol of authority n. spice made from the dried covering of the nutmeg seed
macerate	mace̊rāte	macer-ate	mace̊r-āte	v. separate into constituents by soaking v. become soft or separate and disintegrate as a result of excessive soaking v. soften, usually by steeping in liquid, and cause to disintegrate as a result
machined	måċhĩn𝕖d	machin-ed	måċhĩn-𝕖d	v. turn, shape, mold, or otherwise finish by machinery
machinery	måċhĩne̊rẏ	machin-ery	måċhĩn-e̊rẏ	n. machines collectively n. the system or structure that makes something work
machine	måċhĩne	mach-ine	måċh-ĩne	n. a device with moving parts that uses power to perform a task vt. to make by machine
machining	måċhĩning	machin-ing	måċhĩn-ing	v turn, shape, mold, or otherwise finish by machinery v make by machinery
machinist	måċhĩni̊st	machin-ist	måċhĩn-i̊st	n. a craftsman skilled in operating machine tools
machination	mac𝕙i̊nātio̊n	machin-at-ion	mac𝕙i̊n-āt-io̊n	n. a crafty and involved plot to achieve your ends
machines	måċhĩn𝕖ṡ	mach-ine-s	måċh-ĩn𝕖-ṡ
micromachine	mīcrōmåċhĩne	micro-mach-ine	mīcrō-måċh-ĩne	n. a microscopic machine, especially one built using nanotechnology
nanomachine	nāno̊måċhĩne	nano-mach-ine	nāno̊-måċh-ĩne	n. a machine that is microscopic in size
mache	mache	mache	mache	n. a unit of radiation dosage
machete	måċhetē	machete	måċhetē	n. a large heavy knife used as a weapon or for cutting vegetation
machismo	måchiṡmō	machismo	måchiṡmō	n. exaggerated masculinity
macho	màchō	macho	màchō	a. aggressively masculine in behavior or attitude n. a man who is aggressively masculine
mackintosh	macki̊ntosh	mack-in-tosh	mack-i̊n-tosh	n. a waterproof coat; a type of computer
mackerel	macke̊re̊l	mackerel	macke̊re̊l	n. any of various fishes of the family Scombridae
mackinaw	macki̊nãw	mackinaw	macki̊nãw	n. a short plaid coat made of thick woolen material n. a flat-bottomed boat used on upper Great Lakes
macrame	macråmè	macrame	macråmè	n. a relatively coarse lace; made by weaving and knotting cords v. make knotted patterns
macro	macrō	macro	macrō	a. very large in scale or scope or capability
macula	macūlå	macul-a	macūl-å	n. a small yellowish central area of the retina that is rich in cones
maculate	macūlāte	macul-ate	macūl-āte	a. spotted or stained
maculated	macūlātėd	macul-at-ed	macūl-āt-ėd	a. having spots or stains
immaculate	immacūlȧte	im-macul-ate	im-macūl-ȧte	a. completely neat and clean; free from stain or blemish
immaculately	immacūlåt𝕖lẏ	im-macul-ate-ly	im-macūl-åt𝕖-lẏ	adv. in an immaculate manner
mad	mad	mad	mad	a. roused to anger a. affected with madness or insanity a. marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion
madcap	madcap	mad-cap	mad-cap	a. characterized by undue haste and lack of thought n. a reckless impetuous irresponsible person
madden	madde̊n	madd-en	madd-e̊n	v. to make someone very angry or crazy
madder	madde̊r	madd-er	madd-e̊r	n. a Eurasian herb with small yellow flowers and red roots, formerly used to make dye
maddest	maddėst	madd-est	madd-ėst
madding	madding	madd-ing	madd-ing	a. affected with madness; raging; furious
madly	madlẏ	mad-ly	mad-lẏ	adv. in an uncontrolled manner adv. extremely
madman	madman	mad-man	mad-man	n. a person who is insane or very dangerous
madness	madne̊ss	mad-ness	mad-ne̊ss	n. the state of being extremely foolish or mentally ill n. unrestrained excitement or enthusiasm
madwoman	madwõmån	mad-woman	mad-wõmån	n. a woman lunatic
maddened	madde̊n𝕖d	madd-en-ed	madd-e̊n-𝕖d	a. driven to a state of intense anger or frustration
madnesses	madnėssėṡ	mad-ness-es	mad-nėss-ėṡ
maddening	madde̊ning	madd-en-ing	madd-e̊n-ing	a. extremely annoying or displeasing
maddeningly	madde̊ninglẏ	madd-en-ing-ly	madd-e̊n-ing-lẏ	adv. in a maddening manner
ma'am	ma'𝕒m	ma'am	ma'𝕒m
madam	madåm	madam	madåm	n. a woman of refinement
madame	madåme	madame	madåme	n. a title used for a woman
madams	madåmṡ	madam-s	madåm-ṡ
mesdames	meṡdām𝕖ṡ	mesdames	meṡdām𝕖ṡ
premade	prēmāde	pre-made	prē-māde	a. made in advance
Madison	Madi̊so̊n	Madison	Madi̊so̊n	n. a male given name; the capital of Wisconsin
madisonian	madi̊so̊niån	madison-ian	madi̊so̊n-iån	a. of or relating to James Madison or his political principles
madrasa	madråså	madrasa	madråså	n. a Muslim school or college
madrassa	mådrasså	madrassa	mådrasså	n. a Muslim school or college
madrassah	madråssà𝕙	madrassah	madråssà𝕙	n. a Muslim school, college, or university
madras	madrås	madras	madrås	n. a light patterned cotton cloth
madrigal	madri̊gål	madrigal	madri̊gål	n. an unaccompanied partsong for 2 or 3 voices
maelstrom	māelstro̊m	maelstrom	māelstro̊m	n. a powerful circular current of water
maestri	maėstri	maestri	maėstri
maestro	maestrō	maestro	maestrō	n. an artist of consummate skill
maestros	maėstrōṡ	maestro-s	maėstrō-ṡ
mafia	màfiå	mafia	màfiå	n. a secret criminal organization
mafioso	màfiōsō	mafioso	màfiōsō	n. a member of a crime syndicate (especially the Mafia)
mag	mag	mag	mag	n. a magazine (informal)
magnum	magnům	magnum	magnům	n. a large wine bottle
magazine	magåzĩne	magaz-ine	magåz-ĩne	n. a periodical publication containing articles and pictures
magic	magic	mag-ic	mag-ic	n. the use of special powers to make things happen a. having special powers or qualities
magenta	mågentå	mag-ent-a	måg-ent-å	n. a dark purple-red color
magical	magicål	mag-ic-al	mag-ic-ål	a. relating to magic; seeming to be produced by magic
magician	mågiciån	mag-ic-ian	måg-ic-iån	n. a person who performs magic tricks
magazines	magåzĩn𝕖ṡ	magaz-ine-s	magåz-ĩn𝕖-ṡ
magics	magics	mag-ic-s	mag-ic-s
magistracy	magistråcẏ	mag-ist-r-acy	mag-ist-r-åcẏ	n. the office or position of a magistrate
magistrate	magistrāte	mag-ist-r-ate	mag-ist-r-āte	n. a judge dealing with minor crimes
magically	magicållẏ	mag-ic-al-ly	mag-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a magical manner
magicians	mågiciånṡ	mag-ic-ian-s	måg-ic-iån-ṡ
magisterial	magistēriål	mag-ist-er-i-al	mag-ist-ēr-i-ål	a. of or relating to a magistrate; having authority
magisterium	magiste̊riům	mag-ist-er-i-um	mag-ist-e̊r-i-ům	n. the teaching authority of the Roman Catholic Church
image	imȧge	i-mage	i-mȧge	n. a representation of the external form of a person or thing n. the general impression that a person or organization presents to the public
imagery	imåge̊rẏ	i-mag-ery	i-måg-e̊rẏ	n. visually descriptive or figurative language n. the products of image-making
imagine	imagine	i-mag-ine	i-mag-ine	vt. to form a picture in the mind vi. to think or suppose
imaging	imȧging	i-mag-ing	i-mȧg-ing	n. the process of creating visual representations of something
images	imȧgėṡ	i-mage-s	i-mȧgė-ṡ
imaginable	imagi̊nåble	i-mag-in-able	i-mag-i̊n-åble	a. capable of being imagined or conceived
imaginary	imaginårẏ	i-mag-in-ary	i-mag-in-årẏ	a. existing only in the mind; not real
imagined	imagi̊n𝕖d	i-mag-in-ed	i-mag-i̊n-𝕖d	a. formed in the mind; not real
imagining	imagi̊ning	i-mag-in-ing	i-mag-i̊n-ing	v. to form a mental image of something not present
imagines	imagin𝕖ṡ	i-mag-ine-s	i-mag-in𝕖-ṡ
imagination	imaginātio̊n	i-mag-in-at-ion	i-mag-in-āt-io̊n	n. the formation of a mental image of something not perceived as real n. the ability to form mental images of things or events
imaginative	imagi̊nåtive	i-mag-in-at-ive	i-mag-i̊n-åt-ive	a. marked by independence and creativity in thought or action
imaginatively	imagi̊nåtiv𝕖lẏ	i-mag-in-at-ive-ly	i-mag-i̊n-åt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. with imagination
imaginations	imaginātio̊nṡ	i-mag-in-at-ion-s	i-mag-in-āt-io̊n-ṡ
mage	māge	mage	māge	n. a magician
magellanic	mage̊llanic	magell-an-ic	mage̊ll-an-ic	a. of or relating to Ferdinand Magellan or his voyages
maggot	maggo̊t	maggot	maggo̊t	n. the larva of the housefly and blowfly commonly found in decaying organic matter
magi	māgī	magi	māgī	n. the wise men who visited the infant Jesus n. a magician of ancient times
magma	magmå	magma	magmå	n. molten rock in the earth's crust
magmatic	magmåtic	magmat-ic	magmåt-ic	a. relating to magma
magnate	magnåte	magn-ate	magn-åte	n. a very wealthy or powerful businessman
magnet	magnėt	magn-et	magn-ėt	n. a piece of iron that attracts certain metals n. a person or thing that attracts others
magnify	magnifȳ	magn-ify	magn-ifȳ	v. increase in size, volume or significance
magnitude	magnitūde	magn-itude	magn-itūde	n. the great size or extent of something n. relative importance
magneto	magnētō	magnet-o	magnēt-ō	n. a small generator that produces a high voltage for spark plugs
magnetar	magnėtàr	magn-et-ar	magn-ėt-àr	n. a neutron star with an extremely powerful magnetic field
magnesium	magnēṡiům	magn-es-ium	magn-ēṡ-iům	n. a light silver-white metallic element
magnetic	magnetic	magn-et-ic	magn-et-ic	a. having the properties of a magnet a. having an attraction or appeal
magnetism	magnėtiṡm	magn-et-ism	magn-ėt-iṡm	n. the property of attracting iron; personal charm
magnetite	magne̊tīte	magn-et-ite	magn-e̊t-īte	n. an oxide of iron that is strongly attracted by magnets
magnetize	magnėtīze	magn-et-ize	magn-ėt-īze	v. make magnetic v. attract strongly, as if with a magnet
magnifying	magni̊fȳing	magn-ify-ing	magn-i̊fȳ-ing	a. enlarging or increasing the apparent size of something
magnetometer	magne̊tome̊te̊r	magnet-o-meter	magne̊t-o-me̊te̊r	n. a meter to compare strengths of magnetic fields
magnifico	magnificō	magni-fic-o	magni-fic-ō	n. a person of distinguished rank or appearance
magnetron	magne̊tron	magn-et-ron	magn-e̊t-ron	n. a diode vacuum tube used mainly in microwave oscillators
magnets	magne̊ts	magn-et-s	magn-e̊t-s
magnified	magni̊fī𝕖d	magn-i-fi-ed	magn-i̊-fī-𝕖d	v. increase in size or significance
magnifier	magni̊fīe̊r	magn-i-fi-er	magn-i̊-fī-e̊r	n. a scientific instrument that magnifies an image
magnetized	magnėtīz𝕖d	magn-et-iz-ed	magn-ėt-īz-𝕖d	v. make magnetic a. having the properties of a magnet
magnificence	magnifice̊nce	magn-if-ic-ence	magn-if-ic-e̊nce	n. the quality of being magnificent or splendid or grand
magnificent	magnifice̊nt	magn-if-ic-ent	magn-if-ic-e̊nt	a. impressively beautiful or grand
magniloquent	magnilōque̊nt	magn-i-loqu-ent	magn-i-lōqu-e̊nt	a. using grandiose or pompous language
magnetics	magnetics	magn-et-ic-s	magn-et-ic-s	n. the branch of science that studies magnetism
magnification	magni̊fi̊cātio̊n	magn-i-fic-at-ion	magn-i̊-fi̊c-āt-io̊n	n. the act of expanding something in apparent size n. the ratio of the size of an image to the size of the object
magnetization	magne̊ti̊zātio̊n	magn-et-iz-at-ion	magn-e̊t-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the process of making something magnetic n. the extent to which something is magnetized
magnetically	magneticållẏ	magn-et-ic-al-ly	magn-et-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. by the use of magnetism adv. as if by magnetism
magnificently	magnifi̊ce̊ntlẏ	magn-if-ic-ent-ly	magn-if-i̊c-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in an impressively beautiful manner; extremely well
demagnetize	dēmagnėtīze	de-magn-et-ize	dē-magn-ėt-īze	vt. to remove the magnetic properties from
electromagnet	ėlectrōmagne̊t	electro-magn-et	ėlectrō-magn-e̊t	n. a magnet made by sending electric current through a coil of wire around an iron core
electromagnetic	ėlectrōmagnetic	electro-magn-et-ic	ėlectrō-magn-et-ic	a. relating to the interrelation of electric currents and magnetic fields
electromagnetism	ėlectrōmagne̊tiṡm	electro-magn-et-ism	ėlectrō-magn-e̊t-iṡm	n. the branch of physics concerned with electromagnetic phenomena
electromagnetics	ėlectro̊magnetics	electro-magn-et-ic-s	ėlectro̊-magn-et-ic-s	n the branch of physics concerned with electromagnetic phenomena
ferromagnetic	ferrōmagnetic	ferro-magn-et-ic	ferrō-magn-et-ic	a. relating to or demonstrating ferromagnetism
nonmagnetic	nonmagnetic	non-magn-et-ic	non-magn-et-ic	a. not capable of being magnetized
paramagnetic	paråmagnetic	para-magn-et-ic	parå-magn-et-ic	a. of or relating to a paramagnet
diamagnetic	dīåmagnetic	di-a-magn-et-ic	dī-å-magn-et-ic	a. relating to or exhibiting diamagnetism; slightly repelled by a magnet
magnolia	magnōliå	magnol-ia	magnōl-iå	n. any shrub or tree of the genus Magnolia with fragrant blooms
magpie	magpīe	magpie	magpīe	n. long-tailed black-and-white crow that utters a raucous chattering call n. someone who collects things that have been discarded by others
maguey	magùèy	maguey	magùèy	n. Mexican plant used for making pulque
magus	māgůs	magus	māgůs	n. a magician or sorcerer of ancient times n. a member of the Zoroastrian priesthood of the ancient Persians
maharaja	màhåràjå	maharaja	màhåràjå	n. a great raja; a Hindu prince or king in India ranking above a raja
maharajah	màhåràjå𝕙	maharajah	màhåràjå𝕙	n. a great raja; a Hindu prince or king in India
maharishi	màhàrĩshi	maharishi	màhàrĩshi	n. a Hindu sage or spiritual teacher
mahogany	måhogånẏ	mahogan-y	måhogån-ẏ	n. a tropical hardwood used for furniture
mahonia	måhōniå	mahon-ia	måhōn-iå	n. evergreen shrubs and small trees of North and Central America and Asia
mahout	måhòut	mahout	måhòut	n. the driver and keeper of an elephant
maid	māid	maid	māid	n. a female servant n. an unmarried girl
maiden	māide̊n	maid-en	māid-e̊n	n. an unmarried girl or young woman a. first or earliest
maids	māidṡ	maid-s	māid-ṡ
maidenhair	māid𝕖nhāir	maid-en-hair	māid-𝕖n-hāir	n. any of various terrestrial ferns of the genus Adiantum having delicate branched fronds
maidenly	māid𝕖nlẏ	maid-en-ly	māid-𝕖n-lẏ	a. befitting or characteristic of a maiden
maidens	māide̊nṡ	maid-en-s	māid-e̊n-ṡ
barmaid	bàrmāid	bar-maid	bàr-māid	n. a female bartender
dairymaid	dairẏmāid	dair-y-maid	dair-ẏ-māid	n. a woman who works in a dairy
mail	māil	mail	māil	n. the bags of letters and packages that are transported by the postal service n. the system whereby messages are transmitted via the post office v. send via the postal service
mailbag	māilbag	mail-bag	māil-bag	n. a pouch used in the shipment of mail
mailbox	māilbox	mail-box	māil-box	n. a box for receiving mail
mailed	māil𝕖d	mail-ed	māil-𝕖d	v. send via the postal service a. wearing protective mail
mailer	māile̊r	mail-er	māil-e̊r	n. a person who mails something n. an advertisement sent by mail
mailing	māiling	mail-ing	māil-ing	n. mail sent by a sender at one time
mailman	māilman	mail-man	māil-man	n. a man who delivers the mail
mailmen	māilmen	mail-men	māil-men
mailroom	māilroom	mail-room	māil-room	n. a room in a business or organization where mail is received, sorted, and distributed
mails	māilṡ	mail-s	māil-ṡ
mailshot	māilshot	mail-shot	māil-shot	n. advertising material sent by post
mailboxes	māilboxėṡ	mail-box-es	māil-box-ėṡ
e-mail	ē-māil	e-mail	ē-māil	n. messages sent electronically from one computer to another
email	ēmāil	e-mail	ē-māil	n. messages sent electronically from one computer to another
e-mailed	ē-māil𝕖d	e-mail-ed	ē-māil-𝕖d
emailed	ēmāil𝕖d	e-mail-ed	ē-māil-𝕖d
e-mailing	ē-māiling	e-mail-ing	ē-māil-ing
emailing	ēmāiling	e-mail-ing	ē-māil-ing
e-mails	ē-māilṡ	e-mail-s	ē-māil-ṡ
emails	ēmāilṡ	e-mail-s	ē-māil-ṡ
maim	māim	maim	māim	v. injure or wound seriously and leave permanent disfiguration or mutilation
maimed	māim𝕖d	maim-ed	māim-𝕖d	a. having a part of the body crippled or disabled
maiming	māiming	maim-ing	māim-ing	v injure or wound seriously and leave permanent disfiguration or mutilation
main	māin	main	māin	n. a principal pipe carrying water or gas a. chief in size or importance
mainland	māinlånd	main-land	māin-lånd	n. the main land mass of a country or continent
mainline	māinlīne	main-line	māin-līne	n. a principal route or pipeline v. to inject a drug directly into a vein
mainly	māinlẏ	main-ly	māin-lẏ	adv. for the most part
mainmast	māinmàst	main-mast	māin-màst	n. the chief mast of a sailing vessel with two or more masts
mainsail	māinsāil	main-sail	māin-sāil	n. the lowermost sail on the mainmast
mainsheet	māinshēet	main-sheet	māin-shēet	n. a rope used to control the main sail
mainstay	māinstāy	main-stay	māin-stāy	n. a chief support or main part
mainstream	māinstrēam	main-stream	māin-strēam	n. the prevailing or dominant trend in society
maintain	māintāin	main-tain	māin-tāin	vt. to keep in good condition vt. to continue to have or hold vt. to state firmly
maintenance	māintėnånce	main-ten-ance	māin-tėn-ånce	n. activity involved in maintaining something in good working order n. means of maintenance of a family or group
maintained	māintāin𝕖d	main-tain-ed	māin-tāin-𝕖d	v. keep in a certain state, position, or activity v. state or assert a. kept in good condition
maintainer	maintāine̊r	main-tain-er	main-tāin-e̊r	n. someone who upholds or maintains
mainstreaming	māinstrēaming	main-stream-ing	māin-strēam-ing	n. the practice of placing students with special needs in regular classrooms
maintaining	māintāining	main-tain-ing	māin-tāin-ing
maintains	māintāinṡ	main-tain-s	māin-tāin-ṡ
remain	rėmāin	re-main	rė-māin	v. to continue to exist, especially after other things have gone v. to stay in the same place or condition
remainder	rėmāinde̊r	re-maind-er	rė-māind-e̊r	n. something that is left over
remained	rėmāin𝕖d	re-main-ed	rė-māin-𝕖d
remaining	rėmāining	re-main-ing	rė-māin-ing	a. still existing or left over
remains	rėmāins	re-main-s	rė-māin-s	n. the parts left over after other parts have been removed or destroyed n. a dead body; relics
unmaintained	ûnmāintāin𝕖d	un-main-tain-ed	ûn-māin-tāin-𝕖d	a. not kept in good condition
Maine	Māine	Maine	Māine	n. a state in the northeastern United States
maiolica	maiolicå	maiol-ic-a	maiol-ic-å	n. highly decorated earthenware with a glaze of tin oxide
maisonette	māiṡo̊nette	maison-ette	māiṡo̊n-ette	n. a small house or apartment
maize	māize	maize	māize	n. a tall cereal plant bearing yellow kernels on large ears n. a strong yellow color
majorette	mājo̊rette	major-ette	mājo̊r-ette	n. a female baton twirler who accompanies a marching band
major	mājo̊r	maj-or	māj-o̊r	a. greater in size, extent, or importance n. a student's principal subject of study at a university n. a military officer rank
majored	mājo̊r𝕖d	maj-or-ed	māj-o̊r-𝕖d
majestic	måjestic	maj-est-ic	måj-est-ic	a. having or showing impressive beauty or dignity
majesties	majėsti𝕖ṡ	maj-est-ies	maj-ėst-i𝕖ṡ
majoring	mājo̊ring	maj-or-ing	māj-o̊r-ing
majority	måjoritẏ	maj-or-ity	måj-or-itẏ	n. the greater number or part n. the age at which a person is legally an adult
majorly	mājo̊rlẏ	maj-or-ly	māj-o̊r-lẏ	adv. to a major degree; very
majors	mājo̊rṡ	maj-or-s	māj-o̊r-ṡ
majesty	majėstẏ	maj-est-y	maj-ėst-ẏ	n. impressive beauty, scale, or dignity
majoritarian	majo̊ritariån	maj-or-it-arian	maj-o̊r-it-ariån	a. relating to or based on majority rule
majestically	måjesticållẏ	maj-est-ic-al-ly	måj-est-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a majestic manner
supermajority	sūpe̊rmåjoritẏ	super-maj-or-ity	sūpe̊r-måj-or-itẏ	n. a majority larger than a simple majority, required for special decisions
majolica	måjoli̊cå	majol-ic-a	måjol-i̊c-å	n. highly decorated earthenware with a glaze of tin oxide
shoemaking	shõemāking	shoe-mak-ing	shõe-māk-ing	n. the craft of making shoes
made	māde	made	māde
make	māke	make	māke	vt. to create, produce, or construct; to cause to be; to compel vi. to begin; to proceed n. the manufacturer or brand
makeable	māke̊able	make-able	māke̊-able	a. capable of being made
make-believe	māke-bėliēve	make-believe	māke-bėliēve	n. pretending; imagination
maker	māke̊r	mak-er	māk-e̊r	n. a person or thing that makes something
making	māking	mak-ing	māk-ing	n. the process of making or producing something n. the qualities needed for something
makeover	māk𝕖ōve̊r	make-over	māk𝕖-ōve̊r	n. a complete transformation of appearance n. a thorough renovation
makes	māk𝕖s	make-s	māk𝕖-s
make-up	māke-ûp	make-up	māke-ûp	n. cosmetics; the composition of something
makeup	mākeûp	make-up	māke-ûp	n. cosmetics applied to the face n. the combination of qualities that form a person's character
makers	māke̊rṡ	mak-er-s	māk-e̊r-ṡ
make-ups	māke-ûps	make-up-s	māke-ûp-s
makeups	māk𝕖ûps	make-up-s	māk𝕖-ûp-s
remake	rēmāke	re-make	rē-māke	v. to make again or anew n. a new version of a film or song
remaking	rēmāking	re-mak-ing	rē-māk-ing	n creation that is created again or anew v make new
unmade	ûnmāde	un-made	ûn-māde	a. (of a bed) not having the sheets and blankets set in order
unmake	ûnmāke	un-make	ûn-māke	v. deprive of certain characteristics
unmaking	ûnmāking	un-mak-ing	ûn-māk-ing	v. deprive of certain characteristics
maki	màkĩ	maki	màkĩ	n. a type of sushi roll wrapped in seaweed
mako	màkō	mako	màkō	n. powerful mackerel shark of the Atlantic and Pacific
male	māle	male	māle	n. a male person or animal a. relating to or characteristic of men or male animals
malice	malice	malice	malice	n. feeling a need to see others suffer
malaise	malāiṡe	mal-aise	mal-āiṡe	n. physical discomfort (as mild sickness or depression)
malicious	målicio̊us	malic-ious	målic-io̊us	a. having the nature of or resulting from malice
maleness	māl𝕖nėss	male-ness	māl𝕖-nėss	n. the properties characteristic of the male sex
males	māl𝕖ṡ	male-s	māl𝕖-ṡ
malevolence	målevo̊le̊nce	male-vol-ence	måle-vo̊l-e̊nce	n. wishing evil to others n. the quality of threatening evil
malevolent	målevo̊le̊nt	male-vol-ent	måle-vo̊l-e̊nt	a. wishing or appearing to wish evil to others
maliciously	målicio̊uslẏ	malic-ious-ly	målic-io̊us-lẏ	adv. with malice; in a malicious manner
maliciousness	målicio̊usne̊ss	malic-ious-ness	målic-io̊us-ne̊ss	n. feeling a need to see others suffer
malison	maliṡo̊n	mal-is-on	mal-iṡ-o̊n	n. a curse; malediction
malevolently	målevo̊le̊ntlẏ	male-vol-ent-ly	måle-vo̊l-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in a malevolent manner
female	fēmāle	fe-male	fē-māle	n. a female person or animal a. relating to or characteristic of women or female animals
femaleness	fēmāl𝕖nėss	fe-male-ness	fē-māl𝕖-nėss	n. the properties characteristic of the female sex
females	fēmāl𝕖ṡ	fe-male-s	fē-māl𝕖-ṡ
mala	màlå	mala	màlå	n. a string of beads used in prayer or meditation, especially in Hinduism and Buddhism
malachite	malåc𝕙īte	malachite	malåc𝕙īte	n. a green mineral used as an ore of copper and for making ornamental objects
malady	malådẏ	malad-y	malåd-ẏ	n. any unwholesome or desperate condition
malagasy	malågasẏ	malagas-y	malågas-ẏ	a. of or relating to Madagascar or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Madagascar
malamute	malåmūte	malamute	malåmūte	n. breed of sled dog developed in Alaska
malanga	màlàngå	malanga	màlàngå	n. tropical American plant having edible tubers
malapropism	malåpropiṡm	malaprop-ism	malåprop-iṡm	n. the unintentional misuse of a word by confusion with one that sounds similar
malaria	målariå	malaria	målariå	n. a disease caused by parasites transmitted by mosquitoes
malarial	målariål	malar-i-al	målar-i-ål	a. of or infected by or resembling malaria
antimalarial	antimålåriål	anti-malar-i-al	anti-målår-i-ål	n. a medicinal drug used to prevent or treat malaria
malarkey	målàrkēy	malarke-y	målàrkē-y	n empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk
malathion	målathion	malath-ion	målath-ion	n. a yellow insecticide used as a dust or spray to control garden pests and house flies
Malawi	Målàwĩ	Malawi	Målàwĩ	n. a country in southeastern Africa
malawian	màlàwiån	malawi-an	màlàwi-ån	a. of or relating to Malawi or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Malawi
malay	mālāy	malay	mālāy	n. a member of a people inhabiting Malaysia and Indonesia a. of or relating to or characteristic of the Malays
malayan	målāyån	malay-an	målāy-ån	a. of or relating to Malaysia or its people n. a native of Malaysia
malaysian	målāys̃i̊ån	malays-ian	målāys̃-i̊ån	n. a native or inhabitant of Malaysia a. of or relating to Malaysia
Malaysia	Målāys̃i̊å	Malay-sia	Målāy-s̃i̊å	n. a country in Southeast Asia
malian	màliån	mali-an	màli-ån	a. of or relating to or characteristic of Mali or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Mali
malign	målī𝕘n	malign	målī𝕘n	a. evil or harmful in nature v. to speak evil of
malignancy	målignåncẏ	malign-ancy	målign-åncẏ	n. a malignant state; tending to cause death
malignant	målignånt	malign-ant	målign-ånt	a. dangerous to health; characterized by progressive and uncontrolled growth
maligned	målī𝕘n𝕖d	malign-ed	målī𝕘n-𝕖d	v. speak unfavorably about; defame
malignity	målignitẏ	malign-ity	målign-itẏ	n. the quality of being intensely malicious
premalignant	prēmåli𝕘nånt	pre-malign-ant	prē-måli𝕘n-ånt	a. preceding the development of malignancy; precancerous
malinger	målinge̊r	mal-ing-er	mål-ing-e̊r	vi. to pretend to be ill to avoid work
mall	mãll	mall	mãll	n. a public area set aside as a pedestrian walk n. a modern complex of shops representing leading merchandisers
malls	mãllṡ	mall-s	mãll-ṡ
mallard	mallård	mallard	mallård	n. a wild dabbling duck from which domestic ducks are descended
malleable	mallēable	malle-able	mallē-able	a. capable of being shaped; easily influenced
malleability	mallēabili̊tẏ	malle-abil-ity	mallē-abil-i̊tẏ	n. the property of being physically malleable; can be worked or shaped without breaking
malleolus	mållēo̊lůs	malleolus	mållēo̊lůs	n. the rounded bony projection on either side of the ankle
mallet	mallėt	mallet	mallėt	n. a hammer with a large wooden head
malleus	mallėůs	malleus	mallėůs	n. the ossicle attached to the eardrum
mallow	mallōw	mallow	mallōw	n. any of various plants of the family Malvaceae
malt	mãlt	malt	mãlt	n. a cereal grain that is kiln-dried after germinating; used in brewing
malted	mãlt𝕖d	malt-ed	mãlt-𝕖d	n. a milkshake made with malt powder a. of grain that has been converted into malt
malty	mãltẏ	malt-y	mãlt-ẏ	a. of or resembling malt
maltese	mãltēṡe	maltese	mãltēṡe	a. of or relating to Malta or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Malta; a breed of small dog
malthusian	malthūṡiån	malthus-ian	malthūṡ-iån	a. relating to Malthus's theory that population growth tends to outstrip resources
mam	màm	mam	màm	n. informal term for mother n. a Mayan people of southwestern Guatemala
mammy	mammẏ	mam-my	mam-mẏ	n. a Black nursemaid in the southern U.S.
mama	màmå	mama	màmå	n. mother
mamba	màmbå	mamba	màmbå	n. an arboreal snake of Africa whose bite is often fatal
mambo	màmbō	mambo	màmbō	n. a Latin American dance similar in rhythm to the rumba v. dance a mambo
mamluk	mamlūk	mamluk	mamlūk	n. a member of a military caste originally composed of slaves
mamma	mammå	mamm-a	mamm-å	n. informal terms for a mother
mammal	mammål	mamm-al	mamm-ål	n. a warm-blooded animal that feeds its young with milk
mammary	mammårẏ	mamm-ary	mamm-årẏ	a. of or relating to the milk-giving gland of the female
mammogram	mammōgram	mamm-o-gram	mamm-ō-gram	n. an X-ray image of the soft tissue of the breast
mammalian	måmmāliån	mamm-al-ian	måmm-āl-iån	a. of or relating to mammals
mammals	mammålṡ	mamm-al-s	mamm-ål-ṡ	n. warm-blooded vertebrates that feed their young with milk
mammon	mammo̊n	mammon	mammo̊n	n. wealth regarded as an evil influence
mammonism	mammo̊niṡm	mammon-ism	mammo̊n-iṡm	n. the pursuit of wealth as the highest goal
mammoth	mammo̊th	mammoth	mammo̊th	n. a large extinct elephant a. extremely large
man	man	man	man	n. an adult male human being; a human being; a person vt. to supply with personnel
manage	manȧge	manage	manȧge	vt. to be in charge of; to control vi. to succeed in doing something
maneuver	måneūve̊r	maneuver	måneūve̊r	n. a planned movement of troops or ships n. a skillful move or strategy v. to move skillfully
manageable	manȧge̊able	manage-able	manȧge̊-able	a. capable of being managed or controlled
maneuverable	måneūve̊råble	maneuver-able	måneūve̊r-åble	a. capable of maneuvering or changing position
managed	manåg𝕖d	manag-ed	manåg-𝕖d	a. under the control of another; supervised
manager	manȧge̊r	manag-er	manȧg-e̊r	n. a person responsible for controlling or administering an organization or group of staff
manned	mann𝕖d	mann-ed	mann-𝕖d	a. having a crew on board
manful	manfùl	man-ful	man-fùl	a. brave and determined; manly
manhandle	manhandle	man-handle	man-handle	v. handle roughly
manhood	manhood	man-hood	man-hood	n. the state of being a man; manly qualities
managing	manåging	manag-ing	manåg-ing	a. having the responsibility for managing something
maneuvering	måneūve̊ring	maneuver-ing	måneūve̊r-ing	v. act in order to achieve a certain goal
manic	manic	man-ic	man-ic	a. affected with or marked by frenzy or mania
mansion	mansio̊n	mans-ion	mans-io̊n	n. a large and imposing house
mankind	mankīnd	man-kind	man-kīnd	n. all of the living human inhabitants of the earth
manly	manlẏ	man-ly	man-lẏ	a. possessing qualities considered typical of a man
man-made		man-made		a. made by humans rather than occurring naturally
management	manȧg𝕖me̊nt	manage-ment	manȧg𝕖-me̊nt	n. the act or process of managing n. the people in charge of a business
manoeuvre	månõe𝕦vre	man-oeuvre	mån-õe𝕦vre	n. a plan for attaining a particular goal v. act in order to achieve a certain goal
manages	manȧgėṡ	manage-s	manȧgė-ṡ
manus	mān𝕦s	man-us	mān-𝕦s	n. the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb
mangy	māngẏ	mang-y	māng-ẏ	a. having many worn or threadbare spots in the nap
manservant	manse̊rvånt	man-serv-ant	man-se̊rv-ånt	n. a man servant
manual	manūål	man-u-al	man-ū-ål	n. a book of instructions a. done or operated by hand
manicure	manicūre	man-i-cure	man-i-cūre	n. professional care for the hands and fingernails v. trim carefully and neatly
manlier	manlie̊r	man-li-er	man-li-e̊r
manliest	manliėst	man-li-est	man-li-ėst
manageability	manȧge̊abilitẏ	manage-abil-ity	manȧge̊-abil-itẏ	n. capable of being managed or controlled
maneuverability	måneūve̊råbilitẏ	maneuver-abil-ity	måneūve̊r-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being maneuverable
manikin	manikin	man-i-kin	man-i-kin	n. a person who is very small but who is not otherwise deformed or abnormal n. a life-size dummy used in displaying clothes
manfully	manfůllẏ	man-ful-ly	man-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a manful manner; with qualities befitting a man
manliness	manlinėss	manl-i-ness	manl-i-nėss	n. the trait of being manly; having the characteristics of an adult male
manufactory	manūfacto̊rẏ	manu-fact-ory	manū-fact-o̊rẏ	n. a plant consisting of one or more buildings with facilities for manufacturing
managers	manȧge̊rṡ	manag-er-s	manȧg-e̊r-ṡ
mansions	mansio̊nṡ	mans-ion-s	mans-io̊n-ṡ
managements	manȧg𝕖me̊nts	manage-ment-s	manȧg𝕖-me̊nt-s
manufacture	manūfactůre	manu-fact-ure	manū-fact-ůre	v. to make something on a large scale using machinery n. the process of making goods
managerial	manȧgēriål	manag-er-i-al	manȧg-ēr-i-ål	a. of or relating to the function or responsibility of management
manipulable	månipūlåble	man-i-pul-able	mån-i-pūl-åble	a. easily managed or controlled or taught or molded
manipulate	månipūlāte	man-i-pul-ate	mån-i-pūl-āte	vt. control or influence cleverly or unfairly vt. handle or operate with skill
manicured	manicūr𝕖d	man-i-cur-ed	man-i-cūr-𝕖d	a. carefully trimmed and neat
manufacturer	manūfactůre̊r	manu-fact-ur-er	manū-fact-ůr-e̊r	n. a person or company that makes goods
manicurist	manicūrist	man-i-cur-ist	man-i-cūr-ist	n. a beautician who cleans and trims and polishes the fingernails
manically	manicållẏ	man-ic-al-ly	man-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a manic manner
manually	manūållẏ	man-u-al-ly	man-ū-ål-lẏ	adv. by hand
manipulated	månipūlātėd	man-i-pul-at-ed	mån-i-pūl-āt-ėd	a. controlled or influenced skillfully
manipulating	månipūlāting	man-i-pul-at-ing	mån-i-pūl-āt-ing
manipulation	månipūlātio̊n	man-i-pul-at-ion	mån-i-pūl-āt-io̊n	n. the act of handling or controlling something skillfully or deviously
manipulative	månipūlātive	man-i-pul-at-ive	mån-i-pūl-āt-ive	a. skillful at influencing or controlling others to one's own advantage
manipulator	månipūlāto̊r	man-i-pul-at-or	mån-i-pūl-āt-o̊r	n. a person who handles things manually
manipulates	månipūlāt𝕖s	man-i-pul-ate-s	mån-i-pūl-āt𝕖-s
adman	admån	ad-man	ad-mån	n. someone whose business is advertising
amanuensis	åmanūensis	a-man-u-ensis	å-man-ū-ensis	n. someone skilled in the transcription of speech
corpsman	corpsmån	corps-man	corps-mån	n. a medical corpsman; a member of the hospital corps in the military
dutchman	dûtchmån	dutch-man	dûtch-mån	n. a native or inhabitant of the Netherlands
emanate	emånāte	e-man-ate	e-mån-āte	v. proceed or issue forth, as from a source
emanation	emånātio̊n	e-man-at-ion	e-mån-āt-io̊n	n. something that is emitted or radiated (as a gas or an odor or a light, etc.) n. (theology) the origination of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost
emancipator	ėmancipāto̊r	e-man-cip-at-or	ė-man-cip-āt-o̊r	n. someone who frees others from bondage
foreman	for𝕖mån	fore-man	for𝕖-mån	n. a worker in charge of a group of other workers
humane	hūmāne	hu-mane	hū-māne	a. marked or motivated by concern with the alleviation of suffering
humanism	hūmåniṡm	hu-man-ism	hū-mån-iṡm	n. a system of thought emphasizing human values
humanist	hūmånist	hu-man-ist	hū-mån-ist	n. an advocate of humanism a. relating to humanism
humanize	hūmånīze	hu-man-ize	hū-mån-īze	v. to make more humane
hypomanic	hȳpōmanic	hypo-man-ic	hȳpō-man-ic	a. relating to or affected by hypomania
humanely	hūmān𝕖lẏ	hu-mane-ly	hū-mān𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a humane manner
humanly	hūmånlẏ	hu-man-ly	hū-mån-lẏ	adv. in a human manner; within human capability
humaneness	hūmān𝕖nėss	hu-mane-ness	hū-mān𝕖-nėss	n. the quality of compassion or consideration for others (people or animals)
humanness	hūmånne̊ss	hu-man-ness	hū-mån-ne̊ss	n. the quality of being human
humanoid	hūmånoid	hu-man-oid	hū-mån-oid	n. an automaton that resembles a human being
humanized	hūmånīz𝕖d	hu-man-iz-ed	hū-mån-īz-𝕖d	v. make more humane
humanistic	hūmånistic	hu-man-ist-ic	hū-mån-ist-ic	a. of or pertaining to Renaissance humanism
humanizing	hūmånīzing	hu-man-iz-ing	hū-mån-īz-ing	v. make more humane
humanitarianism	hūmanitåriåniṡm	hu-man-it-ar-ian-ism	hū-man-it-år-iån-iṡm	n. the doctrine that people's duty is to promote human welfare
immanence	immåne̊nce	im-man-ence	im-mån-e̊nce	n. the state of being within or not going beyond a given domain
immanent	immåne̊nt	im-man-ent	im-mån-e̊nt	a. of a mental act performed entirely within the mind; spread throughout something
merman	me̊rman	mer-man	me̊r-man	n. half man and half fish; lives in the sea
micromanage	mīcrōmanȧge	micro-manage	mīcrō-manȧge	vt. to control with excessive attention to minor details
mismanage	mismanȧge	mis-manage	mis-manȧge	v. manage badly or incompetently
mismanaged	mismanȧg𝕖d	mis-manag-ed	mis-manȧg-𝕖d	v. manage badly or incompetently
mismanagement	mismanȧg𝕖me̊nt	mis-manage-ment	mis-manȧg𝕖-me̊nt	n. management that is careless or inefficient
norseman	norsemån	norse-man	norse-mån	n. a native or inhabitant of Scandinavia in ancient times
permanence	pe̊rmåne̊nce	per-man-ence	pe̊r-mån-e̊nce	n. the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration
permanency	pe̊rmåne̊ncẏ	per-man-ency	pe̊r-mån-e̊ncẏ	n. the property of being able to exist for an indefinite duration
permanent	pe̊rmåne̊nt	per-man-ent	pe̊r-mån-e̊nt	a. continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place a. not capable of being reversed or returned to the original condition
permanently	pe̊rmåne̊ntlẏ	per-man-ent-ly	pe̊r-mån-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in a way that lasts forever or for a very long time
superman	sūpe̊rmån	super-man	sūpe̊r-mån	n. a person with great powers and abilities
unmanageable	ûnmanȧge̊able	un-manage-able	ûn-manȧge̊-able	a. hard to control
undermanned	ûnde̊rmann𝕖d	under-mann-ed	ûnde̊r-mann-𝕖d	a. inadequate in number of workers or assistants
unmanaged	ûnmanȧg𝕖d	un-manag-ed	ûn-manȧg-𝕖d	a. not managed or supervised
unmanned	ûnmann𝕖d	un-mann-ed	ûn-mann-𝕖d	a. operating without a crew on board
unmanly	ûnmanlẏ	un-man-ly	ûn-man-lẏ	a. not possessing qualities befitting a man
washerman	wãshe̊rmån	washer-man	wãshe̊r-mån	n. a man who operates a washing machine or laundry
woman	wõmån	wo-man	wõ-mån	n. an adult female person
womanhood	wõmånhood	wo-man-hood	wõ-mån-hood	n. the state of being an adult woman
womanish	wõmånish	wo-man-ish	wõ-mån-ish	a. having characteristics associated with women and considered undesirable in men
womanly	wõmånlẏ	wo-man-ly	wõ-mån-lẏ	a. befitting or characteristic of a woman especially a mature woman
womanizer	wõmånīze̊r	wo-man-iz-er	wõ-mån-īz-e̊r	n. a man who likes many women and has short sexual relationships with them
womanizing	wõmånīzing	wo-man-iz-ing	wõ-mån-īz-ing	v have amorous affairs; of men v to give a (more) feminine, effeminate, or womanly quality or appearance to
womanliness	wõmånline̊ss	wo-man-li-ness	wõ-mån-li-ne̊ss	n. the trait of being womanly; having the characteristics of an adult female
congressman	congre̊ssmån	con-gress-man	con-gre̊ss-mån	n. a member of a legislative body, especially the US House of Representatives
councilman	còunci̊lmån	counc-il-man	còunc-i̊l-mån	n. a man who is a council member
countryman	côuntrẏmån	countr-y-man	côuntr-ẏ-mån	n. a man from your own country; a man who lives in the country
defenseman	dėfens𝕖mån	de-fense-man	dė-fens𝕖-mån	n. a player assigned to defend a goal
draughtsman	dràughtsmån	draught-s-man	dràught-s-mån	n. a skilled worker who draws plans of buildings or machines
dairyman	dāirẏmån	dair-y-man	dāir-ẏ-mån	n. the owner or manager of a dairy n. a man who works in a dairy
forewoman	for𝕖wõmån	fore-wo-man	for𝕖-wõ-mån	n. a woman who is foreperson of a jury n. a woman in charge of a group of workers
gentlemanliness	gentl𝕖månlĩnėss	gent-le-manl-i-ness	gent-l𝕖-månl-ĩ-nėss	n. the quality of being gentlemanly
inhuman	inhūmån	in-hu-man	in-hū-mån	a. belonging to or resembling something nonhuman; cruel
inhumane	inhūmāne	in-hu-mane	in-hū-māne	a. lacking pity or compassion
inhumanity	inhūmani̊tẏ	in-hu-man-ity	in-hū-man-i̊tẏ	n. the quality of lacking compassion; an act of atrocious cruelty
impermanence	impe̊rmåne̊nce	im-per-man-ence	im-pe̊r-mån-e̊nce	n. the property of not existing for indefinitely long durations
impermanency	impe̊rmåne̊ncẏ	im-per-man-ency	im-pe̊r-mån-e̊ncẏ	n. the state of not being permanent
impermanent	impe̊rmåne̊nt	im-per-man-ent	im-pe̊r-mån-e̊nt	a. not permanent; not lasting
irishwoman	īrishwõmån	irish-wo-man	īrish-wõ-mån	n. a woman who is a native or inhabitant of Ireland
longshoreman	longshoremån	long-shore-man	long-shore-mån	n. a laborer who loads and unloads vessels in a port
moneyman	mônėyman	mon-ey-man	môn-ėy-man	n. a person skilled in large scale financial transactions
militiaman	miliṫi̊åmån	milit-ia-man	miliṫ-i̊å-mån	n. a member of the militia; serves only during emergencies
muscleman	mûs𝕔l𝕖man	musc-le-man	mûs𝕔-l𝕖-man	n. a bully employed as a thug or bodyguard
motorman	mōto̊rman	mot-or-man	mōt-o̊r-man	n. the operator of streetcar
minuteman	minůt𝕖man	min-ute-man	min-ůt𝕖-man	n. an American militiaman prior to and during the American Revolution
nobleman	nōbl𝕖mån	nob-le-man	nōb-l𝕖-mån	n. a titled peer of the realm
pyromaniac	pȳro̊māniac	pyr-o-mani-ac	pȳr-o̊-māni-ac	n. a person with a mania for setting things on fire
radioman	rādiōman	radi-o-man	rādi-ō-man	n. a person who operates radio equipment, especially in the military
superhuman	sūpe̊rhūmån	super-hu-man	sūpe̊r-hū-mån	a. above or beyond what is human
superwoman	sūpe̊rwõmån	super-wo-man	sūpe̊r-wõ-mån	n. a woman with exceptional strength, ability, or intelligence
underclassman	ûnde̊rclàssmån	under-class-man	ûnde̊r-clàss-mån	n. an undergraduate who is not yet a senior
vestryman	vestrẏmån	vestr-y-man	vestr-ẏ-mån	n. a man who is a member of a church vestry
weatherman	wèaṫhe̊rman	weath-er-man	wèaṫh-e̊r-man	n. a person who forecasts the weather
assemblyman	åssemblẏman	as-semb-ly-man	ås-semb-lẏ-man	n. someone who is a member of a legislative assembly
artilleryman	àrtille̊rẏmån	ar-till-ery-man	àr-till-e̊rẏ-mån	n. a serviceman in the artillery
cameraman	came̊råmån	cam-er-a-man	cam-e̊r-å-mån	n. a person who operates a camera for film or television
congresswoman	congre̊sswõmån	con-gress-wo-man	con-gre̊ss-wõ-mån	n a member of the United States House of Representatives
councilwoman	còuncilwõmån	counc-il-wo-man	còunc-il-wõ-mån	n. a woman who is a council member
committeeman	co̊mmittēemån	com-mitt-ee-man	co̊m-mitt-ēe-mån	n. a man who is a member of committee
countrywoman	côuntrẏwõmån	countr-y-wo-man	côuntr-ẏ-wõ-mån	n. a woman who lives in the country and has country ways n. a woman from your own country
kinswoman	kinṡwõmån	kin-s-wo-man	kin-ṡ-wõ-mån	n. a female relative
nurseryman	nůrse̊rẏman	nurs-er-y-man	nůrs-e̊r-ẏ-man	n. someone who takes care of a garden or nursery
noblewoman	nōblewõmån	nob-le-wo-man	nōb-le-wõ-mån	n a woman of the peerage in Britain
washerwoman	wãshe̊rwõmån	wash-er-wo-man	wãsh-e̊r-wõ-mån	n a working woman who takes in washing
assemblywoman	åssemblẏwõmån	as-semb-ly-wo-man	ås-semb-lẏ-wõ-mån	n. a woman who is a member of a legislative assembly
deliveryman	dėlive̊rẏman	de-liv-er-y-man	dė-liv-e̊r-ẏ-man	n. someone employed to make deliveries
men	men	men	men	n. plural of "man"; adult males
women	womėn	wo-men	wo-mėn	n. plural of woman
womenfolk	womėnfōlk	wo-men-folk	wo-mėn-fōlk	n. women in general
manacle	manåcle	manacle	manåcle	v. confine or restrain with or as if with manacles or handcuffs
manatee	manåtēe	manatee	manåtēe	n. a sirenian mammal of tropical coastal waters
necromancer	necro̊mance̊r	necr-o-manc-er	necr-o̊-manc-e̊r	n. one who practices divination by conjuring up the dead
necromancy	necro̊mancẏ	necr-o-manc-y	necr-o̊-manc-ẏ	n. conjuring up the dead, especially for prophesying
Manchu	Manchū	Manchu	Manchū	n. the Manchu people or language a. relating to the Manchu people
manchurian	manchūriån	manchur-ian	manchūr-iån	n. a native or inhabitant of Manchuria a. of or relating to Manchuria or its people
mandate	mandāte	mand-ate	mand-āte	n. an official order or instruction n. the authority to carry out a policy, given by voters to a person or party
mandatory	mandåtorẏ	mandat-ory	mandåt-orẏ	a. required by law or rules; compulsory
mandated	mandātėd	mand-at-ed	mand-āt-ėd	a. required by mandate or law
mandarin	mandåri̊n	mand-ar-in	mand-år-i̊n	n. a high government official of imperial China n. the standard Chinese language n. a small citrus fruit
mandibular	mandibùlår	mand-ib-ul-ar	mand-ib-ùl-år	a. relating to the lower jaw
command	co̊mmànd	com-mand	co̊m-mànd	n. an authoritative direction or instruction to do something n. the power or authority to command v. issue a command v. be in command of
countermand	còunte̊rmànd	counter-mand	còunte̊r-mànd	n. a contrary command cancelling or reversing a previous command
commandant	commåndànt	com-mand-ant	com-månd-ànt	n. an officer in command of a military unit
commandeer	co̊mmåndēer	com-mand-eer	co̊m-månd-ēer	v. to take arbitrarily or by force
commander	co̊mmànde̊r	com-mand-er	co̊m-mànd-e̊r	n. a person in authority who commands others
commanding	co̊mmanding	com-mand-ing	co̊m-mand-ing	a. having the authority to command a. used of a height or viewpoint
commandment	co̊mmandme̊nt	com-mand-ment	co̊m-mand-me̊nt	n. a divine command or rule of conduct
commando	co̊mmandō	com-mand-o	co̊m-mand-ō	n. a soldier trained for surprise raids
commands	co̊mmàndṡ	com-mand-s	co̊m-mànd-ṡ
commandeered	co̊mmåndēer𝕖d	com-mand-eer-ed	co̊m-månd-ēer-𝕖d	v. take arbitrarily or by force
commandingly	co̊mmàndinglẏ	com-mand-ing-ly	co̊m-mànd-ing-lẏ	adv. in a commanding manner
commanders	co̊mmande̊rṡ	com-mand-er-s	co̊m-mand-e̊r-ṡ
demand	dėmànd	de-mand	dė-mànd	n. an urgent or forceful request n. the desire and ability to purchase goods v. ask for forcefully or urgently
demanded	dėmandėd	de-mand-ed	dė-mand-ėd
demander	dėmànde̊r	de-mand-er	dė-mànd-e̊r	n. a person who makes demands
demanding	dėmanding	de-mand-ing	dė-mand-ing	a. requiring a lot of effort, skill, or patience
demands	dėmandṡ	de-mand-s	dė-mand-ṡ
gerrymander	gerrẏmande̊r	gerry-mand-er	gerrẏ-mand-e̊r	n. an act of gerrymandering v. divide unfairly and to one's advantage; of voting districts
gerrymandered	gerrẏmande̊r𝕖d	gerry-mand-er-ed	gerrẏ-mand-e̊r-𝕖d	v. divide unfairly and to one's advantage; of voting districts
gerrymandering	gerrẏmande̊ring	gerry-mand-er-ing	gerrẏ-mand-e̊r-ing	v. divide unfairly and to one's advantage; of voting districts
remand	rėmand	re-mand	rė-mand	n. the act of sending an accused person back into custody v. to send back into custody
submandibular	sûbmandibūlår	sub-mand-ib-ul-ar	sûb-mand-ib-ūl-år	a. located beneath the lower jaw
over-demand		over-de-mand		n. excessive demand
temporomandibular	tempo̊rōmandibūlår	tempor-o-mand-ib-ul-ar	tempo̊r-ō-mand-ib-ūl-år	a. of or relating to the temporomandibular joint
undemanding	ûndėmànding	un-de-mand-ing	ûn-dė-mànd-ing	a. requiring little if any patience or effort or skill
mandala	màndålå	mandala	màndålå	n. a geometric design symbolizing the universe; used chiefly in Hinduism and Buddhism
mandamus	mandāmůs	mandamus	mandāmůs	n. a writ commanding an official to perform a mandatory duty
mandan	mandan	mandan	mandan	n. a Native American people of North Dakota
mandible	mandi̊ble	mandible	mandi̊ble	n. the jaw in vertebrates that is hinged to open the mouth
mandir	måndi̊r	mandir	måndi̊r	n. a Hindu temple
mandolin	mando̊lin	mandolin	mando̊lin	n. a stringed instrument related to the lute, usually played with a plectrum
mandoline	mando̊lĩne	mandoline	mando̊lĩne	n. a stringed musical instrument resembling the lute
mandrel	mandrėl	mandrel	mandrėl	n. any of various rotating shafts that serve as axes for larger rotating parts
mane	māne	mane	māne	n. long coarse hair growing from the crest of an animal's neck
manga	mangå	manga	mangå	n. a style of Japanese comic books and graphic novels
manganese	mangånēṡe	manganese	mangånēṡe	n. a hard brittle grey metallic element resembling iron, used in making steel
mange	mānge	mange	mānge	n. a persistent and contagious skin disease causing inflammation and itching in animals
manger	mānge̊r	manger	mānge̊r	n. a container (usually in a barn or stable) from which cattle or horses feed
mangle	mangle	mangle	mangle	v. to alter so as to make unrecognizable n. a machine with rollers for ironing
mangled	mangl𝕖d	mangl-ed	mangl-𝕖d	a. having edges that are jagged from injury
mango	mangō	mango	mangō	n. a tropical fruit with juicy yellow flesh
mangosteen	mangōstēen	mangosteen	mangōstēen	n. a tropical fruit with thick dark purple skin and juicy white flesh
mangrove	mangrōve	mangrove	mangrōve	n. a tropical tree that grows in coastal saltwater areas
Manhattan	Manhattån	Manhattan	Manhattån	n. a borough of New York City
maniac	māniac	mani-ac	māni-ac	n. a person who has an obsession with or excessive enthusiasm for something
manichaean	manic𝕙āeån	mani-chaean	mani-c𝕙āeån	n. an adherent of Manichaeism a. of or relating to Manichaeism
manichean	manichėån	mani-chean	mani-chėån	a. of or relating to Manichaeism or its adherents
maniacal	månīåcål	mani-ac-al	månī-åc-ål	a. wildly disordered; frenzied
maniacs	māniacs	mani-ac-s	māni-ac-s
maniacally	māniacållẏ	mani-ac-al-ly	māni-ac-ål-lẏ	adv. in a maniacal manner or to a maniacal degree
egomaniac	ēgōmāniac	ego-mani-ac	ēgō-māni-ac	n. an abnormally egotistical person
egomaniacal	ēgo̊månīåcål	ego-mani-ac-al	ēgo̊-månī-åc-ål	a. suffering from or exhibiting an obsession with oneself
monomania	monōmāniå	mono-mania	monō-māniå	n. an obsessive enthusiasm for a single subject
monomaniacal	monōmånīåcål	mono-mani-ac-al	monō-månī-åc-ål	a. obsessed with a single subject or idea
megalomania	megålōmāniå	megal-o-mania	megål-ō-māniå	n. a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur
megalomaniac	megålōmāniac	megal-o-mani-ac	megål-ō-māni-ac	n. a person with an obsessive desire for power a. relating to megalomania
megalomaniacal	megålōmāniacål	megal-o-mani-ac-al	megål-ō-māni-ac-ål	a. suffering from megalomania
mania	māniå	mania	māniå	n. an irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or action; excessive excitement
egomania	egōmāniå	ego-mania	egō-māniå	n. an intense and irresistible love for yourself and concern for your own needs
hypomania	hȳpōmāniå	hypo-mania	hȳpō-māniå
kleptomania	kleptōmāniå	klept-o-mania	klept-ō-māniå	n. an irresistible impulse to steal in the absence of any economic motive
manicotti	mani̊cotti	manicotti	mani̊cotti	n. large pasta tubes stuffed with chopped meat or mild cheese and baked in tomato sauce
manila	månilå	manila	månilå	n. a strong brown paper used for envelopes and wrapping
manilla	månillå	manilla	månillå	n. a type of Manila hemp or paper
manioc	manioc	manioc	manioc	n. cassava plant with long tuberous edible roots; a staple food in the tropics
manitou	manitoù	manitou	manitoù	n. a deity or spirit in the belief system of many Native American peoples
manner	manne̊r	mann-er	mann-e̊r	n. a way in which a thing is done or happens n. a person's way of behaving towards others
manning	manning	mann-ing	mann-ing	n. the personnel of an organization
mannish	mannish	mann-ish	mann-ish	a. resembling or characteristic of a man
mannitol	mannitol	mann-itol	mann-itol	n. a diuretic (trade name Osmitrol) used to promote the excretion of urine
manners	manne̊rṡ	mann-er-s	mann-e̊r-ṡ	n. polite behavior; social conduct
manna	mannå	manna	mannå	n. hardened sugary exudation of various trees n. spiritual nourishment
mannequin	manne̊q𝕦in	mannequin	manne̊q𝕦in	n. a dummy or person used to display clothes
mannequins	mannėquinṡ	mannequin-s	mannėquin-ṡ
mannered	manne̊r𝕖d	mann-er-ed	mann-e̊r-𝕖d	a. having unnatural mannerisms
mannerism	manne̊riṡm	mann-er-ism	mann-e̊r-iṡm	n. a behavioral attribute that is distinctive and peculiar to an individual
mannerly	manne̊rlẏ	mann-er-ly	mann-e̊r-lẏ	a. socially correct in behavior
manor	mano̊r	manor	mano̊r	n. the mansion of a lord or wealthy person n. the landed estate of a lord (including the house on it)
manorial	månoriål	manor-i-al	månor-i-ål	a. of or relating to or based on the manor
manova		manova		n. multivariate analysis of variance for comparing multivariate sample means
mansard	mansàrd	mansard	mansàrd	n. a hip roof having two slopes on each side a. having two slopes on all sides with the lower slope steeper than the upper
manse	manse	manse	manse	n. the residence of a clergyman (especially a Presbyterian clergyman)
mansuetude	mansùėtūde	mansuet-ude	mansùėt-ūde	n. gentleness; mildness
dismantled	dismantl𝕖d	dis-mantl-ed	dis-mantl-𝕖d	a. torn down and broken up
dismantle	dismantle	dis-mant-le	dis-mant-le	v. to take apart into pieces v. to strip of furniture or equipment
dismantling	dismantling	dis-mant-ling	dis-mant-ling	n. the act of taking something apart
dismantlement	dismantleme̊nt	dis-mant-le-ment	dis-mant-le-me̊nt	n. the act of taking something apart (as a piece of machinery)
manta	mantå	manta	mantå	n. extremely large pelagic tropical ray that feeds on plankton
mantel	mante̊l	mantel	mante̊l	n. shelf that projects from wall above fireplace
mantelpiece	mante̊lpiēce	mantel-piece	mante̊l-piēce	n. a shelf that projects from the wall above a fireplace
overmantel	ōve̊rmantel	over-mantel	ōve̊r-mantel	n. a shelf over a mantelpiece
mantilla	mantillå	mantilla	mantillå	n. a woman's silk or lace scarf
mantis	mantis	mantis	mantis	n. a long-bodied large-eyed insect of warm regions; rests with forelimbs raised in prayer
mantle	mantle	mantle	mantle	n. a loose cloak or cape n. the layer of the earth between the crust and the core
mantlepiece	mantlepiēce	mantle-piece	mantle-piēce	n. a shelf above a fireplace
mantra	mantrå	mantra	mantrå	n. a commonly repeated word or phrase n. a sacred utterance in Hinduism
manure	månūre	manure	månūre	n. animal dung used for fertilizing land
manures	månūr𝕖ṡ	manure-s	månūr𝕖-ṡ
many	manẏ	many	manẏ	a. a large number of pron. a large but indefinite number n. the majority
manzanilla	manzånillå	manzanilla	manzånillå	n. very dry pale sherry from Spain
manzanita	manzånĩtå	manzanita	manzånĩtå	n. chiefly evergreen shrubs of warm dry areas of western North America
maoism	maoiṡm	mao-ism	mao-iṡm	n. the political theory and practice of Mao Zedong
maoist	maoist	mao-ist	mao-ist	n. an advocate or follower of Maoism a. of or relating to Maoism
Maori	Maorĩ	Maori	Maorĩ	n. the native people of New Zealand
map	map	map	map	n. a diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea v. represent an area on a map
mapped	mapp𝕖ḋ	mapp-ed	mapp-𝕖ḋ	v. make a map of; show or establish the features of v. plan, delineate, or arrange in detail
mapper	mappe̊r	mapp-er	mapp-e̊r	n. a clerk who marks data on a chart
mapping	mapping	mapp-ing	mapp-ing	n. the process of making a map or matching one thing to another
maple	māple	map-le	māp-le	n. a tree with winged seeds, often grown for its timber or syrup
maps	maps	map-s	map-s
mapmaker	mapmāke̊r	map-mak-er	map-māk-e̊r	n. a person who makes maps
maples	māpl𝕖ṡ	map-le-s	māp-l𝕖-ṡ
remapping	rėmapping	re-mapp-ing	rė-mapp-ing	n. the process of mapping again or differently
unmapped	ûnmapp𝕖ḋ	un-mapp-ed	ûn-mapp-𝕖ḋ	a. not yet surveyed or investigated
maquette	maq𝕦ette	maquette	maq𝕦ette	n. a small model of a proposed sculpture or architectural work
maquiladora	maquilado̊rå	maquiladora	maquilado̊rå	n. a Mexican assembly plant near the US border for import-export manufacturing
maquis	maq𝕦ĩṡ	maquis	maq𝕦ĩṡ	n. a guerrilla force operating in occupied territory n. dense scrub vegetation in Mediterranean regions
mar	màr	mar	màr	v. make imperfect
mariachi	màrĩàchĩ	mariachi	màrĩàchĩ	n. a type of traditional Mexican folk music; a group of musicians who play this music
marinade	màrināde	marin-ade	màrin-āde	n. a mixture of vinegar or wine and oil with spices used for soaking food v. soak in marinade
marinate	mari̊nāte	marin-ate	mari̊n-āte	v. to soak in a marinade
marionette	mario̊nette	marion-ette	mario̊n-ette	n. a small figure of a person operated from above with strings by a puppeteer
marred	màrr𝕖d	marr-ed	màrr-𝕖d	v. make imperfect; spoil the appearance of
Maria	Måriå	Mar-ia	Mår-iå	n. a female given name
Marie	Måriē	Mar-ie	Mår-iē	n. a female given name
marina	mårĩnå	mar-ina	mår-ĩnå	n. a dock or harbor for small boats and yachts
marine	mårine	mar-ine	mår-ine	a. relating to the sea or sea creatures n. a member of a marine corps
Marion	Mario̊n	Mar-ion	Mar-io̊n	n. a female given name
marist	mårist	mar-ist	mår-ist	n. a member of the Society of Mary (Marists)
Mars	Màrṡ	Mar-s	Màr-ṡ	n. the fourth planet from the sun; the Roman god of war
marinated	mari̊nātėd	marin-at-ed	mari̊n-āt-ėd	a. soaked in marinade
mariculture	maricûltůre	mari-cult-ure	mari-cûlt-ůre	n. the cultivation of marine organisms in their natural environment
aquamarine	àquåmårĩne	aqua-marine	àquå-mårĩne	n. a transparent variety of beryl that is blue green in color
submarine	sûbmårine	sub-marine	sûb-mårine	n. a warship designed to operate underwater a. existing or occurring under the sea
submariner	sûbmårĩne̊r	sub-marin-er	sûb-mårĩn-e̊r	n. a member of the crew of a submarine
unmarred	ûnmàrr𝕖d	un-marr-ed	ûn-màrr-𝕖d	a. free from physical or moral spots or stains
unmarried	ûnmarrĩ𝕖d	un-marri-ed	ûn-marrĩ-𝕖d	a. not married
ultramarine	ûltråmårĩne	ultra-mar-ine	ûltrå-mår-ĩne	n. a vivid blue to purple-blue color a. of a brilliant pure blue to purplish blue color
marabou	maråboù	marabou	maråboù	n. a large African stork whose downy underwing feathers are used to trim garments
marabout	maråboùt	marabout	maråboùt	n. a large African stork whose downy feathers are used to trim garments
maraca	måràcå	maraca	måràcå	n. a percussion instrument of a hollow gourd containing pebbles; often played in pairs
catamaran	cåtamårån	cata-maran	cåta-mårån	n. a sailboat with two parallel hulls held together by single deck
trimaran	trīmåran	tri-maran	trī-måran	n. a fast sailboat with 3 parallel hulls
maraschino	maråschĩnō	maraschino	maråschĩnō	n. a sweet cherry liqueur n. a cherry preserved in this liqueur
marasmus	måraṡmůs	marasm-us	måraṡm-ůs	n. severe undernourishment causing wasting
marathon	maråthon	marathon	maråthon	n. a long-distance running race of about 42 km n. any long-lasting or difficult task
marathoner	maråthone̊r	marathon-er	maråthon-e̊r	n. someone who participates in long-distance races (especially in marathons)
marathons	maråthonṡ	marathon-s	maråthon-ṡ
maraud	mårãud	maraud	mårãud	v. to raid and plunder
marauder	mårãude̊r	maraud-er	mårãud-e̊r	n. someone who attacks in search of booty
marauding	mårãuding	maraud-ing	mårãud-ing	a. characterized by plundering or pillaging or marauding
maravilla	màràvillå	maravilla	màràvillå	n. wildflower having vibrant deep pink tubular evening-blooming flowers
marble	màrble	marble	màrble	n. a hard crystalline rock used for sculpture and building n. a small ball used in children's games
marbled	màrbl𝕖d	marbl-ed	màrbl-𝕖d	a. patterned with veins or streaks resembling marble
marbleized	màrble̊īzed	marble-iz-ed	màrble̊-īz-ed	a. patterned with veins or streaks resembling marble
demarcate	dėmàrcāte	de-marc-ate	dė-màrc-āte	v. separate clearly, as if by boundaries v. set, mark, or draw the boundaries of something
demarcation	dēmàrcātio̊n	de-marc-at-ion	dē-màrc-āt-io̊n	n. the boundary of a specific area n. a conceptual separation
marcel	màrcel	marcel	màrcel	n. a hairdo characterized by deep regular waves v. make a marcel in a woman's hair
March	Màrch	March	Màrch	v. to walk with regular steps, especially in a procession or demonstration n. the act of marching
march	màrch	march	màrch	v. to walk with regular steps, especially in a procession or demonstration n. the act of marching
marched	màrch𝕖ḋ	march-ed	màrch-𝕖ḋ
marcher	màrche̊r	march-er	màrch-e̊r	n. one who marches in a demonstration or parade
Marches	Màrchėṡ	March-es	Màrch-ėṡ
marches	màrchėṡ	march-es	màrch-ėṡ
marching	màrching	march-ing	màrch-ing	n. the act of walking with regular steps, especially in a procession
demarche	dėmàrche	de-marche	dė-màrche	n. a move or step or maneuver in political or diplomatic affairs
marchesa	màrchèṡà	marchesa	màrchèṡà	n. an Italian noblewoman ranking above a countess and below a duchess
marchese	màrc𝕙ēṡē	marchese	màrc𝕙ēṡē	n. an Italian title of nobility equivalent to marquis
marchioness	màrċhi̊𝕠nėss	marchion-ess	màrċhi̊𝕠n-ėss	n. the wife or widow of a marquis n. a noblewoman ranking below a duchess and above a countess
mare	mare	mare	mare	n. a female horse
margin	màrgin	marg-in	màrg-in	n. the empty space around the text on a page n. the edge or border of something n. an amount above the minimum necessary
marginal	màrginål	marg-in-al	màrg-in-ål	a. of or relating to the edge or margin a. of minor importance
marginalia	màrgināliå	marg-in-al-ia	màrg-in-āl-iå	n. notes written in the margin
marginality	màrginalitẏ	marg-in-al-ity	màrg-in-al-itẏ	n. the property of being marginal or on the fringes
marginalize	màrgi̊nålīze	marg-in-al-ize	màrg-i̊n-ål-īze	v. to treat someone as insignificant
marginally	màrgi̊nållẏ	marg-in-al-ly	màrg-i̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. in a marginal manner; to a limited extent
marginalized	màrgi̊nålīz𝕖d	marg-in-al-iz-ed	màrg-i̊n-ål-īz-𝕖d	a. relegated to a lower or outer edge
marginalization	màrgi̊nåli̊zātio̊n	marg-in-al-iz-at-ion	màrg-i̊n-ål-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the social process of becoming or being made marginal
margarine	màrgåri̊ne	margarine	màrgåri̊ne	n. a spread made from vegetable oils, used as a substitute for butter
margarita	màrgarĩtå	margarita	màrgarĩtå	n. a cocktail made of tequila and triple sec with lime and lemon juice
margaritas	màrgarĩtåṡ	margarita-s	màrgarĩtå-ṡ
Margot	Màrgō𝕥	Margot	Màrgō𝕥	n. a female given name
marguerite	màrgue̊rĩte	marguerite	màrgue̊rĩte	n. perennial subshrub of the Canary Islands with pale yellow daisylike flowers
marihuana	marihūànå	marih-u-an-a	marih-ū-àn-å
marijuana	mari̊jùànå	marijuana	mari̊jùànå	n. a drug from dried hemp plant leaves, smoked for its intoxicating effect
marimba	mårimbå	marimba	mårimbå	n. a percussion instrument with wooden bars tuned to a chromatic scale, played with mallet
mariner	mari̊ne̊r	marin-er	mari̊n-e̊r	n. a man who serves as a sailor
marinara	mari̊narå	marinara	mari̊narå	n. a pasta sauce made with tomatoes, garlic, and herbs
mariposa	màripōså	mariposa	màripōså	n. any of several plants of the genus Calochortus having tulip-shaped flowers
marital	mari̊tål	marit-al	mari̊t-ål	a. relating to marriage
extramarital	extråmari̊tål	extra-marit-al	extrå-mari̊t-ål	a. characterized by adultery
premarital	prēmari̊tål	pre-marit-al	prē-mari̊t-ål	a. relating to events before a marriage
maritime	mari̊tīme	maritime	mari̊tīme	a. bordering on or living near the sea; relating to the sea
marjoram	màrjo̊ram	marjoram	màrjo̊ram	n. pungent leaves used as seasoning with meats and fowl and in stews and soups and omelets
mark	màrk	mark	màrk	n. a visible impression or stain on a surface n. a point awarded for a correct answer or for proficiency v. make a visible impression on
markdown	màrkdòwn	mark-down	màrk-dòwn	n. a reduction in the price of something
marked	màrk𝕖ḋ	mark-ed	màrk-𝕖ḋ	a. clearly noticeable; significant
marker	màrke̊r	mark-er	màrk-e̊r	n. an object used to indicate a position or route n. a felt-tip pen for writing
market	màrkėt	mark-et	màrk-ėt	n. a place where people buy and sell goods n. the demand for a particular product or service
marking	màrking	mark-ing	màrk-ing	n. a pattern of marks n. the act of making a visible mark on a surface
marks	màrks	mark-s	màrk-s
markup	màrkûp	mark-up	màrk-ûp	n. the amount added to the cost to determine the asking price
marketable	màrke̊tåble	mark-et-able	màrk-e̊t-åble	a. fit to be sold; in demand
marketed	màrke̊t𝕖d	mark-et-ed	màrk-e̊t-𝕖d	v. engage in the commercial promotion, sale, or distribution of
marketeer	màrke̊tēer	mark-et-eer	màrk-e̊t-ēer	n. a person who works in marketing
marketer	màrke̊te̊r	mark-et-er	màrk-e̊t-e̊r	n. a person who promotes or sells products or services
marketing	màrke̊ting	mark-et-ing	màrk-e̊t-ing	n. the action of promoting and selling products or services
markedly	màrkėdlẏ	mark-ed-ly	màrk-ėd-lẏ	adv. in a clearly noticeable manner
marksman	màrksmån	mark-s-man	màrk-s-mån	n. someone skilled in shooting accurately
markets	màrke̊ts	mark-et-s	màrk-e̊t-s
marketability	màrkėtåbilitẏ	mark-et-abil-ity	màrk-ėt-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being suitable for sale or marketing
marketings	màrkėtingṡ	mark-et-ing-s	màrk-ėt-ing-ṡ
marksmanship	màrksmånship	mark-s-man-ship	màrk-s-mån-ship	n. skill in shooting
marketization	màrkėtizātio̊n	mark-et-iz-at-ion	màrk-ėt-iz-āt-io̊n	n. the introduction of market forces into an economy previously controlled by the state
biomarker	bīōmàrke̊r	bio-mark-er	bīō-màrk-e̊r	n. a molecule or gene indicating a particular biological process or condition
benchmarking	benchmàrking	bench-mark-ing	bench-màrk-ing	n. the process of comparing performance with best practices
earmark	ēarmàrk	ear-mark	ēar-màrk	n. a mark of identification on the ear of an animal vt. set aside for a particular purpose
earmarked	ēarmàrk𝕖ḋ	ear-mark-ed	ēar-màrk-𝕖ḋ	v. give or assign a resource to a particular person or cause
hypermarket	hȳpe̊rmàrkėt	hyper-mark-et	hȳpe̊r-màrk-ėt	n. a huge supermarket (usually built on the outskirts of a town)
remark	rėmàrk	re-mark	rė-màrk	n. a comment or statement expressing an opinion or observation v. to say something as a comment
remarkable	rėmàrkåble	re-mark-able	rė-màrk-åble	a. unusual or striking a. worthy of notice
remarks	rėmàrks	re-mark-s	rė-màrk-s
remarkably	rėmàrkåblẏ	re-mark-ab-ly	rė-màrk-åb-lẏ	adv. in a way that deserves attention or is unusual
telemark	telėmàrk	tele-mark	telė-màrk	n. a turn made in skiing; the outside ski is placed ahead and turned gradually inwards
telemarketer	tele̊màrkėte̊r	tele-mark-et-er	tele̊-màrk-ėt-e̊r	n. a salesperson who contacts people by telephone
telemarketing	tele̊màrke̊ting	tele-mark-et-ing	tele̊-màrk-e̊t-ing	n. the use of the telephone as an interactive medium for promotion and sales
unmarked	ûnmàrk𝕖ḋ	un-mark-ed	ûn-màrk-𝕖ḋ	a. not having an identifying mark
unmarketable	ûnmàrkėtåble	un-mark-et-able	ûn-màrk-ėt-åble	a. not fit for sale; not capable of being sold
unremarkable	ûnrėmàrkåble	un-re-mark-able	ûn-rė-màrk-åble	a. found in the ordinary course of events
unremarked	ûnrėmàrk𝕖ḋ	un-re-mark-ed	ûn-rė-màrk-𝕖ḋ	a. not perceived or commented on
marl	màrl	marl	màrl	n. a loose earthy deposit of calcite or dolomite; used as fertilizer for lime-poor soils
marlin	màrli̊n	marlin	màrli̊n	n. a large oceanic sport fish with a long jaw
marmoreal	màrmorėål	marm-ore-al	màrm-orė-ål	a. resembling marble; cold and hard
marmalade	màrmålāde	marmalade	màrmålāde	n. a preserve made of the pulp and rind of citrus fruits
marmoset	màrmo̊ṡet	marmoset	màrmo̊ṡet	n. a small South American monkey with claws instead of nails
marmot	màrmo̊t	marmot	màrmo̊t	n. a stocky burrowing rodent with a bushy tail found in the northern hemisphere
maronite	màro̊nīte	maronite	màro̊nīte	n. a member of an Eastern Christian church in communion with the Pope
maroon	måroon	maroon	måroon	n. a dark brownish-red color vt. to leave someone stranded in an isolated place
marooned	måroon𝕖d	maroon-ed	måroon-𝕖d	a. cut off or left behind; isolated with little hope of rescue
marque	màrq𝕦e	marque	màrq𝕦e	n. a brand or model of a product
marquee	màrq𝕦ēe	marquee	màrq𝕦ēe	n. a large tent used for entertainment n. a canopy over the entrance of a building
marquess	màrque̊ss	marquess	màrque̊ss	n. a British peer ranking below a duke and above an earl
marquetry	màrq𝕦ėtrẏ	marquet-ry	màrq𝕦ėt-rẏ	n. inlaid veneers fitted together to form a design or picture used to ornament furniture
marquis	màrq𝕦ĩs	marquis	màrq𝕦ĩs	n. a nobleman ranking above a count and below a duke
marquise	màrquĩṡe	marquise	màrquĩṡe	n. a noblewoman ranking below a duchess and above a countess n. a permanent canopy over an entrance of a hotel etc.
marries	marri𝕖ṡ	marr-ies	marr-i𝕖ṡ
marry	marrẏ	marr-y	marr-ẏ	v. take someone as a husband or wife
marriage	marriȧge	marr-i-age	marr-i-ȧge	n. the state of being united as husband and wife n. the ceremony of becoming married
married	marriėd	marr-i-ed	marr-i-ėd	a. united in matrimony n. a married person
marrying	marrẏing	marr-y-ing	marr-ẏ-ing	v. take in marriage v. perform a marriage ceremony
marriageable	marriȧgeåble	marr-i-age-able	marr-i-ȧge-åble	a. eligible for marriage
marriages	marriȧgėṡ	marr-i-age-s	marr-i-ȧgė-ṡ
intermarry	inte̊rmarrẏ	inter-marr-y	inte̊r-marr-ẏ	v. marry within the same ethnic, social, or family group
intermarriage	inte̊rmarriåge	inter-marr-i-age	inte̊r-marr-i-åge	n. marriage between people of different groups
remarry	rēmarrẏ	re-marr-y	rē-marr-ẏ	v. to marry again
remarriage	rēmarriåge	re-marr-i-age	rē-marr-i-åge	n. the act of marrying again
remarried	rēmarrĩ𝕖d	re-marr-i-ed	rē-marr-ĩ-𝕖d	v. marry, not for the first time
marrow	marrōw	marrow	marrōw	n. the fatty tissue inside bones n. the essential or central part
mars	màrṡ
Marseille	Màrseīlle	Marseille	Màrseīlle	n. a city in southern France
marsh	màrsh	marsh	màrsh	n. low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation
marshall	màrshåll	marshall	màrshåll	n. a high-ranking officer in the military or law enforcement
marshal	màrshål	marsh-al	màrsh-ål	n. a high-ranking military officer v. to arrange in order
marshland	màrshland	marsh-land	màrsh-land	n. low-lying wet land with grassy vegetation, a transition between land and water
marshmallow	màrshmallōw	marsh-mallow	màrsh-mallōw	n. a soft sweet confection made of sugar and gelatin
marshy	màrshẏ	marsh-y	màrsh-ẏ	a. soft and watery
marshmallows	màrshmallōwṡ	marsh-mallow-s	màrsh-mallōw-ṡ
marsupial	màrsūpiål	marsup-i-al	màrsūp-i-ål	n. mammals whose females have a pouch for feeding and carrying young a. of or relating to marsupials
mart	màrt	mart	màrt	n. an area in a town where a public mercantile establishment is set up
martyr	màrtẙr	martyr	màrtẙr	n. one who voluntarily suffers death for refusing to renounce their religion v. kill as a martyr
martyrdom	màrtẙrdo̊m	martyr-dom	màrtẙr-do̊m	n. the death or suffering of a martyr
martyred	màrtẙr𝕖d	martyr-ed	màrtẙr-𝕖d	v. kill as a martyr v. torture and torment like a martyr
martian	màrṫi̊ån	mart-ian	màrṫ-i̊ån	n. an inhabitant of Mars a. of or relating to Mars
martial	màrtiål	mart-i-al	màrt-i-ål	a. of or relating to the armed forces
marten	màrte̊n	marten	màrte̊n	n. agile slender-bodied arboreal mustelids somewhat larger than weasels
martinet	màrtinet	martinet	màrtinet	n. someone who demands exact conformity to rules and forms
martini	màrtĩnĩ	martini	màrtĩnĩ	n. a cocktail made of gin or vodka with dry vermouth
martinis	màrtĩniṡ	martini-s	màrtĩni-ṡ
Marty	Màrtẏ	Marty	Màrtẏ	n. a male given name
marvel	màrve̊l	marv-el	màrv-e̊l	v. express astonishment or surprise about something
marvellous	màrve̊llo̊us	marv-el-lous	màrv-e̊l-lo̊us	a. extraordinarily good or great
marvelous	màrve̊lo̊us	marv-el-ous	màrv-e̊l-o̊us	a. extremely good; wonderful
marvelously	màrve̊lo̊uslẏ	marv-el-ous-ly	màrv-e̊l-o̊us-lẏ	adv. extremely well; in a marvelous manner
marxian	màrxiån	marx-ian	màrx-iån	a. of or relating to Karl Marx or his economic and political theories
Marxism	Màrxiṡm	marx-ism		n. the political and economic theories of Karl Marx
marxism	màrxiṡm	marx-ism	màrx-iṡm	n. the political and economic theories of Karl Marx
Marxist	Màrxist	Marx-ist	Màrx-ist	n. a supporter of Marxism a. relating to Marxism
marxist	màrxi̊st			n. a supporter of Marxism a. relating to Marxism
marzipan	màrzipan	marzipan	màrzipan	n. almond paste and egg whites
masala	màṡalå	masala	màṡalå	n. a mixture of spices used in Indian cooking
masa	màsà	masa	màsà	n. corn dough used for making tortillas and tamales
Masaccio	Màsàccio	Masaccio	Màsàccio	n. an Italian Renaissance painter
masculine	mascūline	masc-ul-ine	masc-ūl-ine	a. having qualities appropriate to a man a. relating to the male sex
masculinity	mascūlini̊tẏ	masc-ul-in-ity	masc-ūl-in-i̊tẏ	n. the trait of behaving in ways considered typical for men
masculinize	mascūlinīze	masc-ul-in-ize	masc-ūl-in-īze	v. give a masculine appearance or character to v. produce virilism in or cause to assume masculine characteristics
masculinized	mascūlinīz𝕖d	masc-ul-in-iz-ed	masc-ūl-in-īz-𝕖d	v. give a masculine appearance or character to
masculinization	mascūlinīzātio̊n	masc-ul-in-iz-at-ion	masc-ūl-in-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the abnormal development of male sexual characteristics in a female
mascara	mascarå	mascara	mascarå	n. makeup used to darken and thicken the eyelashes
mascarpone	mascårpōnè	mascarpone	mascårpōnè	n. soft mild Italian cream cheese
mascot	masco̊t	mascot	masco̊t	n. a person or animal adopted as a symbol of a team or organization
mascots	mascots	mascot-s	mascot-s
maser	māṡe̊r	maser	māṡe̊r	n. an amplifier that works on the same principle as a laser, emitting coherent microwaves
mash	mash	mash	mash	n. a mixture crushed to a soft consistency v. to crush to a soft pulp
mashed	mash𝕖ḋ	mash-ed	mash-𝕖ḋ	a. crushed to a soft pulp
masher	mashe̊r	mash-er	mash-e̊r	n. a kitchen utensil used for mashing (e.g. potatoes)
mask	màsk	mask	màsk	n. a covering to disguise or conceal the face n. a protective covering worn over the face v. put a mask on or cover with a mask
masked	mask𝕖ḋ	mask-ed	mask-𝕖ḋ	a. wearing a mask; having markings suggestive of a mask
masker	maske̊r	mask-er	mask-e̊r	n. a participant in a masquerade
masking	masking	mask-ing	mask-ing	n. the act of concealing or covering a. used to hide or cover something
masks	masks	mask-s	mask-s
unmask	ûnmask	un-mask	ûn-mask	v. to reveal the true nature of v. to take the mask off
unmasking	ûnmasking	un-mask-ing	ûn-mask-ing	n. the exposure of an impostor or a fraud v. reveal the true nature of
masochism	maso̊c𝕙iṡm	masoch-ism	maso̊c𝕙-iṡm	n. sexual pleasure obtained from receiving punishment (physical or psychological)
masochist	maso̊c𝕙ist	masoch-ist	maso̊c𝕙-ist	n. someone who obtains pleasure from receiving punishment
masochistic	maso̊c𝕙istic	masoch-ist-ic	maso̊c𝕙-ist-ic	a. deriving pleasure or sexual gratification from being abused or dominated
sadomasochistic	sādo̊maso̊c𝕙istic	sado-masoch-ist-ic	sādo̊-maso̊c𝕙-ist-ic	a. of or relating to sadomasochism
mason	māso̊n	mason	māso̊n	n. a craftsman who works with stone or brick
masonic	måsonic	mason-ic	måson-ic	a. of or relating to Freemasons or Freemasonry
masonry	māso̊nrẏ	masonr-y	māso̊nr-ẏ	n. the craft of building with stone or brick
masque	masq𝕦e	masque	masq𝕦e	n. a party of guests wearing costumes and masks
masquerade	masq𝕦e̊rāde	masquer-ade	masq𝕦e̊r-āde	n. a party of guests wearing costumes and masks n. making a false outward show v. take part in a masquerade v. pretend to be someone or something that you are not
masquerader	masq𝕦e̊rāde̊r	masquer-ad-er	masq𝕦e̊r-ād-e̊r	n. a participant in a masquerade
mass	mass	mass	mass	n. a large amount of something n. the physical property of a body measured by its resistance to acceleration n. a religious ceremony
massacre	massåcre	mass-acre	mass-åcre	n. the killing of a large number of people v. to kill people in large numbers
massed	mass𝕖ḋ	mass-ed	mass-𝕖ḋ	a. gathered together in a large group
masseur	masse̊ur	mass-eur	mass-e̊ur	n. a man who gives massages professionally
massing	massing	mass-ing	mass-ing	v. join together into a mass or collect or form a mass
massive	massive	mass-ive	mass-ive	a. large and heavy; solid a. exceptionally large
massless	masslėss	mass-less	mass-lėss	a. having no mass
mass-transit		mass-transit		n. a system of large-scale public transportation
massacred	massåcr𝕖d	mass-acr-ed	mass-åcr-𝕖d	v. kill a large number of people indiscriminately
massively	massiv𝕖lẏ	mass-ive-ly	mass-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. to a massive degree or in a massive manner
massiveness	massiv𝕖nėss	mass-ive-ness	mass-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the property of being large in mass n. an unwieldy largeness
amass	åmass	a-mass	å-mass	v. collect or gather a large amount of something
amassing	åmassing	a-mass-ing	å-mass-ing	v. collect or gather
biomass	bīo̊mass	bio-mass	bīo̊-mass	n. the total mass of living matter in a given area n. organic material used as fuel
Massachusetts	Massåchūse̊tts	Massachusetts	Massåchūse̊tts	n. a state in the northeastern United States
massage	måssàge	massage	måssàge	n. the action of rubbing and pressing the body v. to rub and press the body
massaged	måssàg𝕖d	massag-ed	måssàg-𝕖d	v. manually manipulate (someone's body), usually for medicinal or relaxation purposes
massager	måssàge̊r	massag-er	måssàg-e̊r	n. someone who rubs or kneads the body to stimulate circulation and promote relaxation
massaging	måssàging	massag-ing	måssàg-ing	v. manually manipulate (someone's body), usually for medicinal or relaxation purposes
massages	massàgėṡ	massage-s	massàgė-ṡ
masse	masse	masse	masse	n. a billiards shot with the cue nearly vertical; cue ball spins around another ball
masseuse	masse̊uṡe	masseuse	masse̊uṡe	n. a female massager
massif	massĩf	massif	massĩf	n. a block of the earth's crust bounded by faults, forming peaks of a mountain range
mast	màst	mast	màst	n. a tall upright post supporting sails on a ship
MasterCard	Maste̊rCàrd	Master-Card	Maste̊r-Càrd	n. an international credit card company
mastectomy	mastecto̊mẏ	mast-ectomy	mast-ecto̊mẏ	n. surgical removal of a breast
master	màste̊r	mast-er	màst-e̊r	n. a person who has control or authority n. a person skilled in a particular field vt. gain complete knowledge or skill in something
mastitis	mastītis	mast-itis	mast-ītis	n. inflammation of a breast (or udder)
mastoid	mastoid	mast-oid	mast-oid	n. process of the temporal bone behind the ear at the base of the skull a. of or relating to or in the region of the mastoid process
masticate	masticāte	mast-ic-ate	mast-ic-āte	v. grind and knead
mastered	maste̊r𝕖d	mast-er-ed	mast-e̊r-𝕖d
masterful	maste̊rfůl	mast-er-ful	mast-e̊r-fůl	a. having or revealing supreme mastery or skill
mastering	maste̊ring	mast-er-ing	mast-e̊r-ing
mastoiditis	mastoidīti̊s	mast-oid-itis	mast-oid-īti̊s	n. inflammation of the mastoid
masterly	maste̊rlẏ	mast-er-ly	mast-e̊r-lẏ	a. having or revealing supreme mastery or skill
masterpiece	màste̊rpiēce	mast-er-piece	màst-e̊r-piēce	n. the most outstanding work of a creative artist
masters	maste̊rṡ	mast-er-s	mast-e̊r-ṡ
masterstroke	maste̊rstrōke	mast-er-stroke	mast-e̊r-strōke	n. an achievement demonstrating great skill or mastery
mastery	maste̊rẏ	mast-er-y	mast-e̊r-ẏ	n. comprehensive knowledge or skill in a subject n. control or power over others
mastication	masticātio̊n	mast-ic-at-ion	mast-ic-āt-io̊n	n. biting and grinding food in your mouth so it becomes soft enough to swallow
masterfully	maste̊rfůllẏ	mast-er-ful-ly	mast-e̊r-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a skillfully masterful manner; with the skill of a master
masterpieces	maste̊rpiēcėṡ	mast-er-piece-s	mast-e̊r-piēcė-ṡ
mastoidectomy	mastoidecto̊mẏ	mast-oid-ec-tom-y	mast-oid-ec-to̊m-ẏ	n. surgical removal of some or all of the mastoid process
foremast	for𝕖mast	fore-mast	for𝕖-mast	n. the mast nearest the bow in vessels with two or more masts
loadmaster	lōadmàste̊r	load-mast-er	lōad-màst-e̊r	n. a person responsible for loading and unloading cargo on an aircraft
remastered	rėmàste̊r𝕖d	re-mast-er-ed	rė-màst-e̊r-𝕖d	v. make a new master copy of a recording from earlier versions
concertmaster	conce̊rtmaste̊r	con-cert-mast-er	con-ce̊rt-mast-e̊r	n. the leader of the first violin section of an orchestra
puzzlemaster	pûzzl𝕖maste̊r	puzz-le-mast-er	pûzz-l𝕖-mast-e̊r	n. a person who creates or solves puzzles as a hobby or profession
mastic	mastic	mastic	mastic	n. an aromatic exudate from the mastic tree; used chiefly in varnishes n. a pasty cement used as an adhesive or filler n. an evergreen shrub of the Mediterranean region that is cultivated for its resin
mastiff	masti̊ff	mastiff	masti̊ff	n. a large powerful breed of dog used as a watchdog
masturbate	mastůrbāte	masturb-ate	mastůrb-āte	v. to obtain sexual gratification by self-stimulation
masturbated	mastůrbātėd	masturb-at-ed	mastůrb-āt-ėd
masturbating	mastůrbāting	masturb-at-ing	mastůrb-āt-ing
masturbation	mastůrbātio̊n	masturb-at-ion	mastůrb-āt-io̊n	n. manual stimulation of the genital organs (of yourself or another) for sexual pleasure
masturbator	mastůrbāto̊r	masturb-at-or	mastůrb-āt-o̊r	n. a person who practices masturbation
masturbatory	mastůrbāto̊rẏ	masturb-at-ory	mastůrb-āt-o̊rẏ	a. of or relating to masturbation
masturbates	mastůrbāt𝕖s	masturb-ate-s	mastůrb-āt𝕖-s
mat	mat	mat	mat	n. a piece of material used as a floor covering v. to become tangled
mate	māte	mate	māte	n. a partner or companion n. one of a pair vt. join as a pair
matrix	mātrix	matrix	mātrix	n. a rectangular array of numbers arranged in rows and columns n. an environment in which something develops
maternal	måte̊rnål	matern-al	måte̊rn-ål	a. relating to a mother
matriarch	mātrĩàrc𝕙	matri-arch	mātrĩ-àrc𝕙	n. a female head of a family or tribe
matriculate	måtricūlāte	matricul-ate	måtricūl-āte	n. someone who has been admitted to a college or university v. enroll as a student
mated	mātėd	mat-ed	māt-ėd	a. joined as a pair a. of or relating to a marriage partner
mater	màte̊r	mat-er	màt-e̊r	n. an informal use of the Latin word for mother
matey	mātēy	mat-ey	māt-ēy	a. (used colloquially) having the relationship of friends or pals
matted	mattėd	matt-ed	matt-ėd	a. tangled in a dense mass
maternity	måte̊rnitẏ	matern-ity	måte̊rn-itẏ	n. the state of being a mother a. relating to pregnancy and childbirth
mating	māting	mat-ing	māt-ing	n. the act of pairing a male and female for reproductive purposes
matting	matting	matt-ing	matt-ing	n. a covering of coarse fabric (usually of straw or hemp)
matrilocal	matrilōcål	matri-local	matri-lōcål	a. relating to a custom in which a married couple lives with or near the wife's family
matron	mātro̊n	matr-on	mātr-o̊n	n. a married woman usually middle-aged with children who is staid and dignified
mates	māt𝕖s	mate-s	māt𝕖-s
matte	matte	mat-te	mat-te	a. having a non-shiny surface
mature	måtūre	mat-ure	måt-ūre	a. fully developed; grown up v. to become mature
matzoh	matzo̊𝕙	mat-zoh	mat-zo̊𝕙	n brittle flat bread eaten at Passover
matriarchal	mātrĩàrc𝕙ål	matri-arch-al	mātrĩ-àrc𝕙-ål	a. characteristic of a matriarchy
matrilineal	matrilinēal	matri-line-al	matri-linē-al	a. based on or tracing descent through the female line
matured	måtūr𝕖d	mat-ur-ed	måt-ūr-𝕖d	v. develop and reach maturity a. fully ripe; at the height of bloom
maturer	måtūre̊r	mat-ur-er	måt-ūr-e̊r
maturest	måtūrėst	mat-ur-est	måt-ūr-ėst
matriculation	måtricūlātio̊n	matricul-at-ion	måtricūl-āt-io̊n	n. admission to a group (especially a college or university)
maturing	måtūring	mat-ur-ing	måt-ūr-ing	v. to develop and reach maturity
maturity	måtūritẏ	mat-ur-ity	måt-ūr-itẏ	n. the state of being fully grown or developed n. the time when a financial arrangement becomes due
maternally	måte̊rnållẏ	matern-al-ly	måte̊rn-ål-lẏ	adv. in a maternal manner; as a mother
matronly	mātro̊nlẏ	matr-on-ly	mātr-o̊n-lẏ	a. befitting or characteristic of a mature woman
maturely	måtùr𝕖lẏ	mat-ure-ly	måt-ùr𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a mature manner
matrimony	matri̊mōnẏ	matri-mon-y	matri̊-mōn-ẏ	n. the ceremony or sacrament of marriage
matrilateral	matrilate̊rål	matri-lat-er-al	matri-lat-e̊r-ål	a. relating to the mother's side of the family
material	måtēriål	mat-er-i-al	måt-ēr-i-ål	n. the substance from which a thing is made a. relating to physical objects; physical rather than spiritual
matrimonial	matri̊mōniål	matri-mon-i-al	matri̊-mōn-i-ål	a. of or relating to the state of marriage
materialise	måte̊riålīṡe	mat-er-i-al-ise	måt-e̊r-i-ål-īṡe	v. to become actual or real; to appear in bodily form
materialism	måtēriåliṡm	mat-er-i-al-ism	måt-ēr-i-ål-iṡm	n. a desire for wealth and possessions; the theory that matter is the only reality
materialist	måtēriålist	mat-er-i-al-ist	måt-ēr-i-ål-ist	n. someone who values possessions; someone who believes only physical matter exists
materiality	måtērialitẏ	mat-er-i-al-ity	måt-ēr-i-al-itẏ	n. the quality of being physical; relevance requiring careful consideration
materialize	måtēriålīze	mat-er-i-al-ize	måt-ēr-i-ål-īze	v. come into being; become reality
materially	måtēriållẏ	mat-er-i-al-ly	måt-ēr-i-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to material aspects adv. to a significant degree
materials	måtēriålṡ	mat-er-i-al-s	måt-ēr-i-ål-ṡ
materialization	måte̊riålīzātio̊n	mat-er-i-al-iz-at-ion	måt-e̊r-i-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of coming into being; becoming reality n. an appearance in bodily form (as of a disembodied spirit)
materialistic	måtēriålistic	mat-er-i-al-ist-ic	måt-ēr-i-ål-ist-ic	a. marked by materialism
automated	ãuto̊mātėd	auto-mat-ed	ãuto̊-māt-ėd	a. operated by automation
automatism	ãutomåtiṡm	auto-mat-ism	ãuto-måt-iṡm	n. any reaction that occurs automatically without conscious thought
automaton	ãutomåton	auto-mat-on	ãuto-måt-on	n. a mechanism that can move automatically; someone who acts in a mechanical way
bunkmate	bûnkmāte	bunk-mate	bûnk-māte	n. someone who occupies the same sleeping quarters as yourself
dematerialize	dēmåte̊riålīze	de-mat-er-i-al-ize	dē-måt-e̊r-i-ål-īze	v. become immaterial; disappear
dematerialization	dėmåtēriålīzātio̊n	de-mat-er-i-al-iz-at-ion	dė-måt-ēr-i-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of becoming immaterial or losing physical form
inmate	inmāte	in-mate	in-māte	n. a person living in a prison or hospital
immature	immåtūre	im-mat-ure	im-måt-ūre	a. not yet mature or fully developed
immaterial	immåtēriål	im-mater-i-al	im-måtēr-i-ål	a. not consisting of matter; lacking importance
immaturity	immåtùritẏ	im-mat-ur-ity	im-måt-ùr-itẏ	n. not having reached maturity
immateriality	immåte̊rialitẏ	im-mat-er-i-al-ity	im-måt-e̊r-i-al-itẏ	n. the quality of not being physical; not consisting of matter
metamaterial	mētåmåtēriål	meta-mat-er-i-al	mētå-måt-ēr-i-ål	n. an artificial material engineered to have properties not found in nature
nonmaterial	nonmåte̊riål	non-mat-er-i-al	non-måt-e̊r-i-ål	a not consisting of matter
premature	prēmåtūre	pre-mat-ure	prē-måt-ūre	a. occurring or done before the usual or proper time a. born before the end of full term
prematurely	prēmåtůr𝕖lẏ	pre-mat-ure-ly	prē-måt-ůr𝕖-lẏ	adv. before the proper time; too soon
telematics	tele̊matics	tele-mat-ic-s	tele̊-mat-ic-s	n. the branch of IT dealing with long-distance transmission of computerized information
laundromat	lãundro̊mat	laundr-o-mat	lãundr-o̊-mat	n. a self-service laundry with coin-operated washing machines
matador	matådor	matad-or	matåd-or	n. the principal bullfighter who is appointed to make the final passes and kill the bull
match	match	match	match	n. a contest in which people or teams compete n. a small stick used to light a fire v. be equal or correspond to
matchbook	matchbook	match-book	match-book	n. a small folder of paper safety matches
matchbox	matchbox	match-box	match-box	n. a box for holding matches
matched	match𝕖ḋ	match-ed	match-𝕖ḋ	a. going well together; possessing harmonizing qualities
matches	matchėṡ	match-es	match-ėṡ
matching	matching	match-ing	match-ing	a. corresponding in appearance or character
matchless	matchlėss	match-less	match-lėss	a. eminent beyond or above comparison
matchmaker	matchmāke̊r	match-maker	match-māke̊r	n. someone who arranges (or tries to arrange) marriages for others
matchstick	matchstick	match-stick	match-stick	n. a short thin stick of wood used in making matches
matchup	matchûp	match-up	match-ûp	n. the pairing of people or things for comparison or competition
matchmaking	matchmāking	match-mak-ing	match-māk-ing	n. mediation in order to bring about a marriage between others
mismatch	mismatch	mis-match	mis-match	n. a bad or unsuitable match v. match badly; match two objects or people that do not go together
mismatched	mismatch𝕖ḋ	mis-match-ed	mis-match-𝕖ḋ	a. not fairly matched; unsuitably matched
overmatched	ōve̊rmatch𝕖ḋ	over-match-ed	ōve̊r-match-𝕖ḋ	v. be more than a match for (overmatch的过去式和过去分词)
rematch	rēmatch	re-match	rē-match	n. a game that is played again
unmatchable	ûnmatchåble	un-match-able	ûn-match-åble	a. eminent beyond or above comparison
unmatched	ûnmatch𝕖ḋ	un-match-ed	ûn-match-𝕖ḋ	a. eminent beyond or above comparison
littermate	litte̊rmāte	litter-mate	litte̊r-māte	n. one of two or more animals born in the same litter
materiel	måtēriēl	materiel	måtēriēl	n. equipment and supplies of a military force
math	math	math	math	n. a science dealing with the logic of quantity, shape, and arrangement
maths	maths	math-s	math-s	n. a science dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement
mathematically	mathe̊maticållẏ	mathematic-al-ly	mathe̊matic-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to mathematics
mathematical	mathe̊maticål	math-e-mat-ic-al	math-e̊-mat-ic-ål	a. relating to mathematics
mathematician	mathe̊måtiċi̊ån	math-e-mat-ic-ian	math-e̊-måt-iċ-i̊ån	n. a person skilled in mathematics
mathematics	mathe̊matics	math-e-mat-ic-s	math-e̊-mat-ic-s	n. the science of numbers, quantity, and space
mathematic	mathe̊matic	mathemat-ic	mathe̊mat-ic	a. of or relating to mathematics
matinee	matinēe	matinee	matinēe	n. a theatrical performance held during the daytime (especially in the afternoon)
Matisse	Matĩsse	Matisse	Matĩsse	n. a French painter known for his use of color
matt	matt	matt	matt	n. the property of having little or no contrast a. not reflecting light; not glossy
matter	matte̊r	matt-er	matt-e̊r	n. physical substance in general; the material of which something is made n. a subject or situation under consideration vi. to be of importance
mattered	matte̊r𝕖d	matt-er-ed	matt-e̊r-𝕖d
mattering	matte̊ring	matt-er-ing	matt-e̊r-ing
matters	matte̊rṡ	matt-er-s	matt-e̊r-ṡ
antimatter	antīmatte̊r	anti-matt-er	antī-matt-e̊r	n. matter consisting of elementary particles that are the antiparticles of normal matter
mattock	matto̊ck	mattock	matto̊ck	n. a kind of pick used for digging, with a flat blade set at right angles to the handle
mattress	mattre̊ss	mattress	mattre̊ss	n. a large flat pad used as a bed or on a bed
mattresses	mattre̊ssėṡ	mattress-es	mattre̊ss-ėṡ
maturation	matůrātio̊n	matur-at-ion	matůr-āt-io̊n	n. coming to full development; becoming mature
maturational	matūrātio̊nål	matur-at-ion-al	matūr-āt-io̊n-ål	a. relating to or involved in maturation
prematurity	premåtůri̊tẏ	pre-matur-ity	pre-måtůr-i̊tẏ	n. the state of being premature
matzah	matzå𝕙	matzah	matzå𝕙	n. brittle flat bread eaten at Passover
matzo	màtzō	matzo	màtzō	n. brittle flat bread eaten at Passover
maudlin	mãudlin	maudlin	mãudlin	a. effusively or insincerely emotional
maul	mãul	maul	mãul	n. a heavy long-handled hammer used to drive stakes or wedges v. injure badly by beating
mauling	mãuling	maul-ing	mãul-ing	v. injure badly by beating v. split wood with a maul
maunder	mãunde̊r	maund-er	mãund-e̊r	v. to talk in a rambling or confused way
maundy	mãundẏ	maundy	mãundẏ	n. a religious ceremony in which the Pope or a monarch washes the feet of the poor
Mauritius	Mãuritiůs	Mauritius	Mãuritiůs	n. an island country in the Indian Ocean
mausoleum	mãuso̊lēům	mausole-um	mãuso̊lē-ům	n. a large burial chamber, usually above ground
mauve	mãuve	mauve	mãuve	n. a moderate purple a. of a pale greyish violet color
maven	māve̊n	maven	māve̊n	n. someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field
maverick	mave̊rick	maverick	mave̊rick	n. an independent-minded person who does not conform
maw	mãw	maw	mãw	n. informal terms for the mouth n. the stomach of an animal
mawkish	mãwkish	mawkish	mãwkish	a. effusively or insincerely emotional
max	max	max	max	n. the maximum or greatest amount a. to the greatest extent
maxes	maxėṡ	max-es	max-ėṡ
maximum	maximům	max-im-um	max-im-ům	n. the greatest amount or level possible or recorded a. as great as possible
supermax	sūpe̊rmax	super-max	sūpe̊r-max	n. a prison with the highest level of security
maxi	maxĩ	maxi	maxĩ	n. a long skirt ending below the calf a. used of women's clothing having a hemline at the ankle
maxilla	maxillå	maxill-a	maxill-å	n. the jaw in vertebrates that is fused to the cranium
maxillary	maxillårẏ	maxill-ary	maxill-årẏ	a. of or relating to the upper jaw
maxim	maxi̊m	maxim	maxi̊m	n. a saying expressing a general truth
maximal	maxi̊mål	maxim-al	maxi̊m-ål	a. the greatest or most complete or best possible
maximise	maximīṡe	maxim-ise	maxim-īṡe	vt. to make as large as possible
maximize	maxi̊mīze	maxim-ize	maxi̊m-īze	v. to increase something as much as possible
maximalist	maximålist	maxim-al-ist	maxim-ål-ist	a. relating to or advocating maximal policies n. a person who advocates extreme measures
maximally	maximållẏ	maxim-al-ly	maxim-ål-lẏ	adv. to a maximal degree
maximization	maximizātio̊n	maxim-iz-at-ion	maxim-iz-āt-io̊n	n. the mathematical process of finding the maximum value of a function
submaximal	sûbmaximål	sub-maxim-al	sûb-maxim-ål	a. less than maximal; below the maximum level
May	Māy	May	Māy	aux. expressing possibility or permission n. the fifth month of the year
may	māy	may	māy	aux. expressing possibility or permission n. the fifth month of the year
maybe	māybē	may-be	māy-bē	adv. perhaps; possibly
mayday	māydāy	may-day	māy-dāy	n. an internationally recognized distress signal via radiotelephone (from French m'aider)
mayor	māyo̊r	may-or	māy-o̊r	n. the head of a city government
Mays	Māyṡ	May-s	Māy-ṡ
mayoral	māyo̊rål	may-or-al	māy-o̊r-ål	a. of or relating to a mayor or the office of mayor
mayors	māyo̊rṡ	may-or-s	māy-o̊r-ṡ
mayorship	māyo̊rship	may-or-ship	māy-o̊r-ship	n. the office of a mayor
mayoralty	māyo̊råltẏ	may-or-al-ty	māy-o̊r-ål-tẏ	n. the position of mayor
dismay	dismāy	dis-may	dis-māy	n. a feeling of distress in the face of trouble vt. to cause someone to feel distressed
dismayed	dismāy𝕖d	dis-may-ed	dis-māy-𝕖d	a. struck with fear, dread, or consternation
dismaying	dismāying	dis-may-ing	dis-māy-ing	v. fill with apprehension or alarm a. causing consternation
dismayingly	dismāyinglẏ	dis-may-ing-ly	dis-māy-ing-lẏ	adv. in a dismaying manner
maya	maȳå	maya	maȳå	n. a member of an American Indian people of Yucatan and Central America
mayan	maȳån	mayan	maȳån	n. a member of the Maya people a. of or relating to the Maya
Mayella		Mayella		n. a female given name
mayhem	māyhem	mayhem	māyhem	n. violent or damaging disorder; the willful and unlawful crippling of another person
mayo	māyō	mayo	māyō	n. a thick creamy dressing made of egg yolks and oil
mayonnaise	māyo̊nnāiṡe	mayonnaise	māyo̊nnāiṡe	n. a thick creamy dressing made of egg yolks and oil
mayonnaises	māyo̊nnāiṡėṡ	mayonnaise-s	māyo̊nnāiṡė-ṡ
mazy	māzẏ	maz-y	māz-ẏ	a. resembling a labyrinth in form or complexity
amaze	åmāze	a-maze	å-māze	v. affect with wonder
amazed	åmāz𝕖d	a-maz-ed	å-māz-𝕖d	a. filled with wonder or surprise
amazing	åmāzing	a-maz-ing	å-māz-ing	a. causing great surprise or wonder
amazement	åmāz𝕖me̊nt	a-maze-ment	å-māz𝕖-me̊nt	n. a feeling of great surprise
amazon	amåzon	a-maz-on	a-måz-on	n. a large strong and aggressive woman n. a major South American river
amazes	åmāzėṡ	a-maze-s	å-māzė-ṡ
amazonian	amåzōniån	a-maz-on-ian	a-måz-ōn-iån	a. of or relating to the Amazon region; tall and strong like an Amazon
amazingly	åmāzinglẏ	a-maz-ing-ly	å-māz-ing-lẏ	adv. in an amazing manner; to everyone's surprise
maze	māze	maze	māze	n. complex system of paths or tunnels in which it is easy to get lost
mazurka	måzurkå	mazurka	måzurkå	n. music composed for dancing the mazurka n. a Polish national dance in triple time
me	mē	me	mē	pron. objective case of I
permeable	pe̊rmēable	per-me-able	pe̊r-mē-able	a. allowing fluids or gases to pass or diffuse through
permeate	pe̊rmēate	per-me-ate	pe̊r-mē-ate	v. spread or diffuse through
permeability	pe̊rmēabilitẏ	per-me-abil-ity	pe̊r-mē-abil-itẏ	n. the property of something that can be pervaded by a liquid (as by osmosis or diffusion)
permeation	pe̊rmėātio̊n	per-me-at-ion	pe̊r-mė-āt-io̊n	n. the process of permeating or infusing something with a substance
impermeability	impe̊rmēåbilitẏ	im-per-me-abil-ity	im-pe̊r-mē-åbil-itẏ	n. the property of something that cannot be pervaded by a liquid
mead	mēad	mead	mēad	n. an alcoholic drink made from fermented honey and water
meadow	mèadōw	mead-ow	mèad-ōw	n. a piece of grassland, especially near a river
meadowlark	mèadōwlàrk	mead-ow-lark	mèad-ōw-làrk	n. North American songbirds having a yellow breast
meagre	mēagre̊	meagre	mēagre̊	a. deficient in amount or quality
meager	mēage̊r	meag-er	mēag-e̊r	a. deficient in amount or quality or extent
meagerly	mēage̊rlẏ	meag-er-ly	mēag-e̊r-lẏ	adv. to a meager degree or in a meager manner
meal	mēal	meal	mēal	n. any of the regular occasions in a day when food is eaten
mealie	mēalie	meal-ie	mēal-ie	n. an ear of corn
meals	mēalṡ	meal-s	mēal-ṡ
mealtime	mēaltīme	meal-time	mēal-tīme	n. the hour at which a meal is habitually or customarily eaten
mealworm	mēalwo̊rm	meal-worm	mēal-wo̊rm	n. the larva of beetles of the family Tenebrionidae
mealy	mēalẏ	meal-y	mēal-ẏ	a. containing meal or made of meal
mean	mēan	mean	mēan	vt. to express or signify; to intend a. ungenerous; poor; average n. an average
meant	mèant	meant	mèant	v. past tense of "mean"
meaner	mēane̊r	mean-er	mēan-e̊r
meanest	mēanėst	mean-est	mēan-ėst
meanie	mēanie	mean-ie	mēan-ie	n. a person of mean disposition
meaning	mēaning	mean-ing	mēan-ing	n. what is meant by a word, text, gesture, or action a. intended to communicate something
meanly	mēanlẏ	mean-ly	mēan-lẏ	adv. in a despicable, ignoble manner adv. in a miserly manner
meanness	mēanne̊ss	mean-ness	mēan-ne̊ss	n. extreme stinginess
means	mēans	mean-s	mēan-s	n. a method or way of doing something; resources
meantime	mēantīme	mean-time	mēan-tīme	n. the time between one event and another adv. in the intervening time
meanwhile	mēanwhīle	mean-while	mēan-whīle	adv. in the intervening period of time adv. at the same time
meany	mēanẏ	mean-y	mēan-ẏ	n. a mean or stingy person
meaningful	mēaningfůl	mean-ing-ful	mēan-ing-fůl	a. having a serious, important, or useful quality or purpose
meaningless	mēaninglėss	mean-ing-less	mēan-ing-lėss	a. having no meaning or direction or purpose
meanings	mēaningṡ	mean-ing-s	mēan-ing-ṡ
meantimes	mēantīm𝕖ṡ	mean-time-s	mēan-tīm𝕖-ṡ
meaningfully	mēaningfůllẏ	mean-ing-ful-ly	mēan-ing-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a meaningful manner
meaningfulness	mēaningfůlnėss	mean-ing-ful-ness	mēan-ing-fůl-nėss	n. the quality of having great value or significance
meaninglessness	mēaninglėssnėss	mean-ing-less-ness	mēan-ing-lėss-nėss	n. the quality of having no value or significance
demean	dėmēan	de-mean	dė-mēan	v. to lower in character or status
demeaning	dėmēaning	de-mean-ing	dė-mēan-ing	a. causing a loss of dignity or respect
demeanour	dėmēano̊ur	de-mean-our	dė-mēan-o̊ur	n. outward behavior or conduct
meander	mēande̊r	meander	mēande̊r	n. a bend or curve, as in a stream or river
meandering	mēande̊ring	meander-ing	mēande̊r-ing	a. following a winding course
meanderings	mėande̊ringṡ	meander-ing-s	mėande̊r-ing-ṡ	v to move or cause to move in a sinuous, spiral, or circular course
measuring	mèas̃ůring	measur-ing	mèas̃ůr-ing	n. the act of determining the extent or amount of something
measly	mēaṡlẏ	meas-ly	mēaṡ-lẏ	a. contemptibly small in amount
measure	mèas̃ůre	meas-ure	mèas̃-ůre	n. a way to achieve something; a step taken n. the size, amount, or degree of something vt. to find the size, amount, or degree of something
measurable	mèas̃ůråble	meas-ur-able	mèas̃-ůr-åble	a. capable of being measured; significant
measured	mèas̃ůr𝕖d	meas-ur-ed	mèas̃-ůr-𝕖d	a. carefully considered; deliberate a. having a regular rhythm
measurer	mèas̃ůre̊r	meas-ur-er	mèas̃-ůr-e̊r	n. a person who makes measurements
measurably	mèas̃ůråblẏ	measur-ab-ly	mèas̃ůr-åb-lẏ	adv. to a measurable degree
measureless	mèas̃ůrelėss	meas-ure-less	mèas̃-ůre-lėss	s without limits in extent or size or quantity
measurement	mèas̃ůr𝕖me̊nt	meas-ure-ment	mèas̃-ůr𝕖-me̊nt	n. the act or process of measuring; the size, length, or amount of something
measures	mèas̃ůr𝕖ṡ	meas-ure-s	mèas̃-ůr𝕖-ṡ
immeasurable	immèas̃ůrable	im-measur-able	im-mèas̃ůr-able	a. impossible to measure
immeasurably	immèas̃ůrablẏ	im-measur-ab-ly	im-mèas̃ůr-ab-lẏ	adv. to an immeasurable degree; beyond measurement
overmeasure	ōve̊rmèas̃ůre	over-meas-ure	ōve̊r-mèas̃-ůre	n. excessive measurement
unmeasurable	ûnmèas̃ůråblè	un-measur-able	ûn-mèas̃ůr-åblè	a. impossible to measure
unmeasured	ûnmèas̃ůr𝕖d	un-measur-ed	ûn-mèas̃ůr-𝕖d	a. not composed of measured syllables; not metrical
measles	mēaṡl𝕖ṡ	measl-es	mēaṡl-𝕖ṡ	n. an acute contagious viral disease marked by red spots
meat	mēat	meat	mēat	n. animal flesh eaten as food
meatball	mēatbãll	meat-ball	mēat-bãll	n. ground meat formed into a ball and fried or simmered in broth
meathead	mēathèad	meat-head	mēat-hèad	n. a stupid person
meatless	mēatle̊ss	meat-less	mēat-le̊ss	a. lacking meat
meatloaf	mēatlōaf	meat-loaf	mēat-lōaf	n a baked loaf of ground meat
meats	mēats	meat-s	mēat-s
meatus	mėātůs	meat-us	mėāt-ůs	n. a natural body passageway
meaty	mēatẏ	meat-y	mēat-ẏ	a. full of meat or substance a. rich in content or meaning
meatballs	mēatbãllṡ	meat-ball-s	mēat-bãll-ṡ
mincemeat	minc𝕖mēat	mince-meat	minc𝕖-mēat	n. spiced mixture of chopped raisins and apples and other ingredients with or without meat
ostiomeatal	ostiōmēatål	osti-o-meat-al	osti-ō-mēat-ål	a. of or relating to the ostiomeatal complex (a key anatomical area in the nose)
mecca	meccå	mecca	meccå	n. a city in Saudi Arabia; a place that attracts many visitors
mechanic	mėchanic	mech-an-ic	mėch-an-ic	n. a person who repairs machines
mechanise	mec𝕙ånīṡe	mech-an-ise	mec𝕙-ån-īṡe	vt. to introduce machines into a process
mechanism	mechåniṡm	mech-an-ism	mech-ån-iṡm	n. the technical aspects of doing something n. a natural object resembling a machine in structure or function
mechanist	mec𝕙ånist	mech-an-ist	mec𝕙-ån-ist	n. a person who believes in mechanical philosophy
mechanize	mec𝕙ånīze	mech-an-ize	mec𝕙-ån-īze	v. make mechanical v. equip with armed and armored motor vehicles
mechanical	mėchanicål	mech-an-ic-al	mėch-an-ic-ål	a. relating to machines or machinery a. done without thinking; automatic
mechanized	mec𝕙ånīz𝕖d	mech-an-iz-ed	mec𝕙-ån-īz-𝕖d	a. equipped with machinery; using vehicles
mechanistic	mec𝕙ånistic	mech-an-ist-ic	mec𝕙-ån-ist-ic	a. explained in terms of physical forces a. of or relating to the philosophical theory of mechanism
mechanics	mėchanics	mech-an-ic-s	mėch-an-ic-s	n. the science of forces and motion; technical details
mechanization	mec𝕙åni̊zātio̊n	mech-an-iz-at-ion	mec𝕙-ån-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the condition of having a highly technical implementation
mechanically	mėchanicållẏ	mech-an-ic-al-ly	mėch-an-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a mechanical manner; without thought or feeling
biomechanical	bīōme̊c𝕙anicål	bio-mech-an-ic-al	bīō-me̊c𝕙-an-ic-ål	a. relating to the mechanics of living bodies
biomechanics	bīōmėchanics	bio-mech-an-ic-s	bīō-mėch-an-ic-s	n. the study of mechanical laws relating to the movement of living organisms
electromechanical	ėlectrōme̊c𝕙anicål	electro-mech-an-ic-al	ėlectrō-me̊c𝕙-an-ic-ål	a. of or relating to or involving an electrically operated mechanical device
micromechanics	mīcrōme̊c𝕙anics	micro-mech-an-ic-s	mīcrō-me̊c𝕙-an-ic-s	n. the branch of mechanics that deals with very small structures
meconium	mėcōniům	meconium	mėcōniům	n. thick dark green mucoid material that is the first feces of a newborn child
medal	medål	med-al	med-ål	n. a piece of metal given as an award for bravery or achievement
medicaid	medi̊cāid	medic-aid	medi̊c-āid	n. a US government program for health care
medicate	medicāte	medic-ate	medic-āte	v. treat medicinally, treat with medicine
medieval	mėdiēvål	mediev-al	mėdiēv-ål	a. relating to the Middle Ages a. old-fashioned and unenlightened
media	mēdiå	med-ia	mēd-iå	n. the main means of mass communication, especially TV, radio, and newspapers
medic	medic	med-ic	med-ic	n. a doctor or medical student; a medical corpsman
medlar	medlår	med-lar	med-lår	n. small deciduous Eurasian tree cultivated for its fruit n. crabapple-like fruit used for preserves
medusa	me̊dūså	med-usa	me̊d-ūså	n. (Greek mythology) a woman transformed into a Gorgon n. the free-swimming bell-shaped form of a cnidarian
medical	medicål	med-ic-al	med-ic-ål	a. relating to the science of medicine or the treatment of patients
meditate	meditāte	med-it-ate	med-it-āte	v. reflect deeply on a subject; think intently for spiritual purposes
medicated	medicātėd	medic-at-ed	medic-āt-ėd	v. treat with medicine; impregnate with a medicinal substance
medievalism	mediēvåli̊ṡm	mediev-al-ism	mediēv-ål-i̊ṡm	n. the spirit or characteristics of the Middle Ages
medievalist	medievålist	mediev-al-ist	mediev-ål-ist	n. a person who studies the Middle Ages
medicine	medicine	med-ic-ine	med-ic-ine	n. a drug or preparation used for the treatment or prevention of disease n. the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease
medulla	mėdûllå	med-u-lla	mėd-û-llå	n. the inner part of an organ or structure in plant or animal
medals	medålṡ	med-al-s	med-ål-ṡ
mediaeval	mediāevål	med-i-aev-al	med-i-āev-ål	a. relating to or belonging to the Middle Ages a. as if belonging to the Middle Ages; old-fashioned and unenlightened
medicinal	me̊dici̊nål	med-ic-in-al	me̊d-ic-i̊n-ål	a. having the properties of medicine
medication	medi̊cātio̊n	med-ic-at-ion	med-i̊c-āt-io̊n	n. the act of treating with medicines or remedies n. a medicine or drug
meditation	medi̊tātio̊n	med-it-at-ion	med-i̊t-āt-io̊n	n. the act of thinking deeply in silence
meditative	medi̊tātive	med-it-at-ive	med-i̊t-āt-ive	a. deeply or seriously thoughtful
medically	medi̊cållẏ	med-ic-al-ly	med-i̊c-ål-lẏ	adv. in a medical manner
medicament	medicåme̊nt	med-ic-a-ment	med-ic-å-me̊nt	n. something that treats or prevents or alleviates the symptoms of disease
medicines	medi̊ci̊n𝕖ṡ	med-ic-ine-s	med-i̊c-i̊n𝕖-ṡ
meditational	medi̊tātio̊nål	med-it-at-ion-al	med-i̊t-āt-io̊n-ål	a. relating to or involving meditation
medicinally	me̊dici̊nållẏ	med-ic-in-al-ly	me̊d-ic-i̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. in a medicinal manner
medications	medicātio̊nṡ	med-ic-at-ion-s	med-ic-āt-io̊n-ṡ
medicalization	medi̊cålīzātio̊n	med-ic-al-iz-at-ion	med-i̊c-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of making a condition a medical issue that requires diagnosis and treatment
biomedical	bīōmedicål	bio-med-ic-al	bīō-med-ic-ål	a. relating to the activities and applications of science to clinical medicine
biomedicine	bīōmedicine	bio-med-ic-ine	bīō-med-ic-ine	n. medical science applying biological and physiological principles to clinical practice
multimedia	mûltĩmēdiå	multi-med-ia	mûltĩ-mēd-iå	n. transmission that combine media of communication (text and graphics and sound etc.)
nonmedical	nonmedicål	non-med-ic-al	non-med-ic-ål	a. not related to medicine
paramedic	paråmedic	para-med-ic	parå-med-ic	n. a person trained to give emergency medical treatment
premedical	prēmedicål	pre-med-ic-al	prē-med-ic-ål	a. preparing for the study of medicine
premeditate	prēmedi̊tāte	pre-med-it-ate	prē-med-i̊t-āte	vt. to plan in advance
premeditated	prēmedi̊tātėd	pre-med-it-at-ed	prē-med-i̊t-āt-ėd	a. characterized by deliberate purpose and some degree of planning
premeditation	prēmedi̊tātio̊n	pre-med-it-at-ion	prē-med-i̊t-āt-io̊n	n. planning or plotting in advance of acting
remediable	rėmēdiåble	re-medi-able	rė-mēdi-åble	a. capable of being remedied or redressed
remedy	remėdẏ	re-med-y	re-mėd-ẏ	n. a medicine or treatment for a disease or injury v. to set right or correct
remedial	rėmēdiål	re-med-i-al	rė-mēd-i-ål	a. intended to correct or improve something
remediate	rēmēdiåte	re-med-i-ate	rē-mēd-i-åte	v. set straight or right
remediation	rėmēdiātio̊n	re-med-i-at-ion	rė-mēd-i-āt-io̊n	n. the act of correcting or improving something
telemedicine	telėmedici̊ne	tele-med-ic-ine	telė-med-ic-i̊ne	n. the practice of medicine using telecommunication technology
bioremediation	bīorēmēdiātio̊n	bio-re-med-i-at-ion	bīo-rē-mēd-i-āt-io̊n	n. the use of microorganisms to treat waste or pollutants
irremediable	irrėmēdiåble	ir-re-med-i-able	ir-rė-mēd-i-åble	a. impossible to remedy or correct or redress
irremediably	irrėmēdiåblẏ	ir-re-med-i-ab-ly	ir-rė-mēd-i-åb-lẏ	adv. in an irremediable manner
nonremedial	nonrėmēdiål	non-re-med-i-al	non-rė-mēd-i-ål	a. not intended as a remedy; not corrective
phytoremediation	phȳtōremēdiātio̊n	phyto-re-med-i-at-ion	phȳtō-re-mēd-i-āt-io̊n	n. using plants to clean up pollution
medallion	me̊dallio̊n	medall-ion	me̊dall-io̊n	n. a large medal n. a circular piece of food
medalist	medålist	med-al-ist	med-ål-ist	n. someone who has won a medal
meddle	meddle	meddle	meddle	v. intrude in other people's affairs or business
meddler	meddle̊r	meddl-er	meddl-e̊r	n. an officious annoying person who interferes with others
meddling	meddling	meddl-ing	meddl-ing	n. the act of altering something secretly or improperly
meddlesome	meddl𝕖so̊me	meddle-some	meddl𝕖-so̊me	a. intrusive in a meddling or offensive manner
medial	mēdiål	medi-al	mēdi-ål	a. situated in the middle
median	mēdiån	medi-an	mēdi-ån	n. the middle value in a series of numbers a. relating to or situated in the middle
mediate	mēdiāte	medi-ate	mēdi-āte	v. act as an intermediary to resolve a dispute a. acting through an intervening agency
medico	medicō	medi-co	medi-cō	n a student in medical school n a licensed medical practitioner
medina	me̊dīnå	medi-na	me̊dī-nå	n. a city in Saudi Arabia, the second most holy city of Islam n. the ancient quarter of a North African city
medium	mēdiům	medi-um	mēdi-ům	n. a means of communication or expression a. in the middle between two extremes
mediated	mēdiātėd	medi-at-ed	mēdi-āt-ėd	a. acting or brought about through an intervening agency v. act between parties with a view to reconciling differences
mediating	mēdiāting	medi-at-ing	mēdi-āt-ing	v. to act between parties with a view to reconciling differences
mediation	mēdiātio̊n	medi-at-ion	mēdi-āt-io̊n	n. a negotiation to resolve differences that is conducted by some impartial party
medially	mediållẏ	medi-al-ly	medi-ål-lẏ	adv. in a medial position
mediator	mēdiāto̊r	medi-at-or	mēdi-āt-o̊r	n. a person who tries to resolve a dispute between two parties
mediastinal	mēdiåstīnål	medi-ast-in-al	mēdi-åst-īn-ål	a. of or pertaining to a mediastinum
mediational	mēdiātio̊nål	medi-at-ion-al	mēdi-āt-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to mediation
mediastinum	mēdiastīnům	medi-ast-in-um	mēdi-ast-īn-ům	n. the space between the lungs containing the heart, aorta, esophagus, trachea and thymus
immediacy	immēdiåcẏ	im-medi-acy	im-mēdi-åcẏ	n. the quality of being direct and immediate
immediate	immēdiåte	im-medi-ate	im-mēdi-åte	a. occurring at once; instant a. nearest in time or space
intermediary	inte̊rmēdiårẏ	inter-medi-ary	inte̊r-mēdi-årẏ	n. a person who acts as a link between parties a. acting as a mediator
intermediate	inte̊rmēdiåte	inter-medi-ate	inte̊r-mēdi-åte	a. coming between two things in time or place n. something intermediate
intermediation	inte̊rmēdiātio̊n	inter-medi-at-ion	inte̊r-mēdi-āt-io̊n	n. the act of intervening for the purpose of bringing about a settlement
immediately	immēdiåt𝕖lẏ	im-medi-ate-ly	im-mēdi-åt𝕖-lẏ	adv. without delay; at once adv. directly and without anything in between
unmediated	ûnmēdiātėd	un-medi-at-ed	ûn-mēdi-āt-ėd	a. having no intervening persons, agents, or conditions
mediocrity	mēdiocri̊tẏ	mediocr-ity	mēdiocr-i̊tẏ	n ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding n a person of second-rate ability or value
mediocre	mēdiōcre̊	mediocre	mēdiōcre̊	a. of only moderate quality; not very good
meditator	medi̊tāto̊r	med-it-at-or	med-i̊t-āt-o̊r	n. a person who meditates
meditatively	meditåtiv𝕖lẏ	med-it-at-ive-ly	med-it-åt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a meditative manner
unpremeditated	ûnprėmeditātėd	un-pre-med-it-at-ed	ûn-prė-med-it-āt-ėd	a. not prepared or planned in advance
mediterranean	medi̊te̊rrānēan			n. the Mediterranean Sea a. of or relating to the Mediterranean region
medley	medlēy	medley	medlēy	n. a mixture of various things n. a musical composition combining several tunes
medullary	medůllårẏ	medull-ary	medůll-årẏ	a. containing or resembling bone marrow a. of or relating to the medulla
meek	mēek	meek	mēek	a. quiet, gentle, and submissive
meekly	mēeklẏ	meek-ly	mēek-lẏ	adv. in a submissive or spiritless manner
meekness	mēeknėss	meek-ness	mēek-nėss	n. the feeling of patient, submissive humbleness
meerkat	mēerkat	meerkat	mēerkat	n. a mongoose-like viverrine of South Africa having a face like a lemur and only four toes
meerschaum	mēerschaum	meerschaum	mēerschaum	n. a white clayey mineral n. a pipe having a bowl made of meerschaum
meet	mēet	meet	mēet	v. to come together; to be introduced to; to satisfy n. a gathering; a sports competition
met	met	met	met
meeting	mēeting	meet-ing	mēet-ing	n. an assembly of people for a particular purpose, especially for formal discussion
meets	mēets	meet-s	mēet-s
meetings	mēetingṡ	meet-ing-s	mēet-ing-ṡ
unmet	ûnmet	un-met	ûn-met	a. not fulfilled or met
mega	megå	mega	megå	a. very large; million
megaplex	megåplex	mega-plex	megå-plex	n. a large multi-screen cinema complex
megawatt	megåwàtt	mega-watt	megå-wàtt	n. a unit of power equal to one million watts
omega	ōmegå	o-mega	ō-megå	n. the ending of a series or sequence n. the last (24th) letter of the Greek alphabet
meiosis	meīōsi̊s	meiosis	meīōsi̊s	n. cell division that produces reproductive cells with half the chromosome number
Mekong	Mèkong	Mekong	Mèkong	n. a major river in Southeast Asia
melody	melo̊dẏ	melody	melo̊dẏ	n. a sequence of musical notes that is satisfying to listen to
melodic	me̊lodic	melod-ic	me̊lod-ic	a. of or relating to melody
melodie	mèlodiē	melod-ie	mèlod-iē	n. a French art song
melodious	me̊lōdio̊us	melod-ious	me̊lōd-io̊us	a. containing a pleasing melody
mellowness	mellōwnėss	mellow-ness	mellōw-nėss	n. a soft and rich quality n. a taste that is ripe and of full flavor
melon	melo̊n	mel-on	mel-o̊n	n. a large round fruit with sweet juicy flesh
melons	melo̊nṡ	mel-on-s	mel-o̊n-ṡ
melodically	me̊lodicållẏ	melod-ic-al-ly	me̊lod-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with respect to melody
mellifluous	melliflūo̊us	mel-li-flu-ous	mel-li-flū-o̊us	a. pleasing to the ear; sweet or musical
muskmelon	mûskmelo̊n	musk-mel-on	mûsk-mel-o̊n	n. the fruit of a muskmelon vine; any of several sweet melons related to cucumbers
melamine	melåmĩne	melamine	melåmĩne	n. a white crystalline organic base used mainly in making resins
melanin	melåni̊n	melan-in	melån-i̊n	n. insoluble pigments that account for the color of e.g. skin and scales and feathers
melanoma	melånōmå	melan-oma	melån-ōmå	n. any of several malignant neoplasms (usually of the skin) consisting of melanocytes
melancholic	melånc𝕙olic	melan-chol-ic	melån-c𝕙ol-ic	n. someone subject to melancholia
melanesian	melånēs̃i̊ån	melan-es-ian	melån-ēs̃-i̊ån	a. of or relating to Melanesia or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Melanesia
melancholy	melåncho̊lẏ	melan-chol-y	melån-cho̊l-ẏ	n. a feeling of thoughtful sadness a. characterized by or causing sadness
melange	melange	melange	melange	n. a motley assortment of things; a mixture
melatonin	melåtōnin	melatonin	melåtōnin	n. a hormone secreted by the pineal gland that regulates sleep
Melbourne	Melbo̊urne	Melbourne	Melbo̊urne	n. the second largest city in Australia
meld	meld	meld	meld	v. to blend or combine together
melding	melding	meld-ing	meld-ing	v. mix together different elements v. lose its distinct outline or shape; blend gradually
melee	mèlēe	melee	mèlēe	n. a noisy riotous fight
ameliorate	åmēlio̊rāte	a-melior-ate	å-mēlio̊r-āte	v. to make or become better
ameliorating	åmēlio̊rāting	a-melior-at-ing	å-mēlio̊r-āt-ing	a. tending to ameliorate
amelioration	åmēlio̊rātio̊n	a-melior-at-ion	å-mēlio̊r-āt-io̊n	n. the act of relieving ills and changing for the better
ameliorative	åmēlio̊råtive	a-melior-at-ive	å-mēlio̊r-åt-ive	a. tending to ameliorate
mellow	mellōw	mellow	mellōw	a. soft, sweet, and full-flavored v. to become or make soft and gentle
mellowing	mellōwing	mellow-ing	mellōw-ing	n. the process of becoming mellow
melt	melt	melt	melt	v. to change from a solid to a liquid state, usually by heating v. to gradually disappear or become less intense
meltdown	meltdòwn	melt-down	melt-dòwn	n. a disastrous collapse or breakdown; severe overheating of a nuclear reactor core
melted	melt𝕖d	melt-ed	melt-𝕖d	a. changed from a solid to a liquid state
melting	melting	melt-ing	melt-ing	n. the process of changing from a solid to a liquid a. becoming liquid or soft
melts	melts	melt-s	melt-s
meltwater	meltwàte̊r	melt-wat-er	melt-wàt-e̊r	n. melted snow or ice
meltingly	meltinglẏ	melt-ing-ly	melt-ing-lẏ	adv. in a melting manner
memorable	memo̊råble	memor-able	memo̊r-åble	a. worth remembering; easily remembered
memorise	memo̊rīṡe	memor-ise	memo̊r-īṡe	vt. to learn by heart; to store in memory
memorize	memo̊rīze	memor-ize	memo̊r-īze	v. commit to memory; learn by heart
memory	memo̊rẏ	mem-ory	mem-o̊rẏ	n. the ability to remember things n. something remembered from the past
memorial	mėmoriål	mem-ori-al	mėm-ori-ål	n. a structure or event established to remember a person or event a. serving to preserve the memory of someone or something
memorized	memo̊rīz𝕖d	memor-iz-ed	memo̊r-īz-𝕖d	v commit to memory; learn by heart
memorabilia	memo̊råbĩliå	memor-abil-ia	memo̊r-åbĩl-iå	n. objects kept because of their association with memorable events
memorizing	memo̊rīzing	memor-iz-ing	memo̊r-īz-ing
memories	memo̊ri𝕖ṡ	mem-or-ies	mem-o̊r-i𝕖ṡ
memorably	memo̊råblẏ	memor-ab-ly	memo̊r-åb-lẏ	adv. in a memorable manner
memento	mementō	mem-ent-o	mem-ent-ō	n. a reminder of past events
memorizes	memo̊rīzėṡ	memor-ize-s	memo̊r-īzė-ṡ
memorization	memo̊rizātio̊n	memor-iz-at-ion	memo̊r-iz-āt-io̊n	n. learning so as to be able to remember verbatim
memorialize	me̊moriålīze	mem-ori-al-ize	me̊m-ori-ål-īze	v. address in a memorial
memorials	me̊moriålṡ	mem-ori-al-s	me̊m-ori-ål-ṡ
memorialization	mėmoriålīzātio̊n	mem-ori-al-iz-at-ion	mėm-ori-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. a ceremony to honor the memory of someone or something
commemorate	co̊mmemo̊rāte	com-memor-ate	co̊m-memo̊r-āte	v. mark by some ceremony or observation
commemoration	co̊mmemo̊rātio̊n	com-memor-at-ion	co̊m-memo̊r-āt-io̊n	n. a ceremony to honor the memory of someone or something
commemorative	co̊mmemoråtive	com-memor-at-ive	co̊m-memor-åt-ive	n. an object (such as a coin or postage stamp) made to mark an event or honor a person a. intended as a commemoration
immemorial	imme̊moriål	im-mem-ori-al	im-me̊m-ori-ål	a. long past; beyond the limits of memory or recorded history
unmemorable	ûnmemo̊råble	un-memor-able	ûn-memo̊r-åble	a. not worth remembering
member	membe̊r	memb-er	memb-e̊r	n. a person who belongs to a group; a part of a structure
members	membe̊rṡ	memb-er-s	memb-e̊r-ṡ
membership	membe̊rship	memb-er-ship	memb-e̊r-ship	n. the body of members of an organization or group n. the state of being a member
memberships	membe̊rships	memb-er-ship-s	memb-e̊r-ship-s
dismember	dismembe̊r	dis-memb-er	dis-memb-e̊r	v. separate the limbs from the body v. divide into pieces
dismembered	dismembe̊r𝕖d	dis-memb-er-ed	dis-memb-e̊r-𝕖d	v. separate the limbs from the body v. divide into pieces
dismemberment	dismembe̊rme̊nt	dis-memb-er-ment	dis-memb-e̊r-me̊nt	n. the act of cutting something into pieces
nonmember	nonmembe̊r	non-memb-er	non-memb-e̊r	n. a person who is not a member
remember	rėmembe̊r	re-memb-er	rė-memb-e̊r	v. to have or keep an image in your mind of something from the past v. to keep something in your memory
remembered	rėmembe̊r𝕖d	re-memb-er-ed	rė-memb-e̊r-𝕖d	v. past tense and past participle of remember
rememberer	rėmembe̊re̊r	re-memb-er-er	rė-memb-e̊r-e̊r	n. one who remembers
remembering	rėmembe̊ring	re-memb-er-ing	rė-memb-e̊r-ing	n. the cognitive processes whereby past experience is remembered v. recall knowledge from memory
remembers	rėmembe̊rṡ	re-memb-er-s	rė-memb-e̊r-ṡ
misremember	misrēmembe̊r	mis-re-memb-er	mis-rē-memb-e̊r	v. remember incorrectly
unremembered	ûnrėmembe̊r𝕖d	un-re-memb-er-ed	ûn-rė-memb-e̊r-𝕖d	a. not remembered or recalled
membrane	membrāne	membr-ane	membr-āne	n. a thin pliable sheet of material n. a thin layer of tissue covering an organ
membranous	membråno̊us	membr-an-ous	membr-ån-o̊us	a. relating to or made of or similar to a membrane
remembrance	rēmembrånce	re-membr-ance	rē-membr-ånce	n. the ability to recall past events n. a memory kept of someone or something
memo	memō	memo	memō	n. a written message, especially in business
memos	memōṡ	memo-s	memō-ṡ
memoir	memoir	memoir	memoir	n. a historical account or biography written from personal knowledge
memoirist	memoirist	memoir-ist	memoir-ist	n. a writer of memoirs
memorandum	memo̊randům	memorandum	memo̊randům	n. a written note or message
menace	menåce	men-ace	men-åce	n. a threat; something that threatens v. to threaten
menial	mēniål	men-i-al	mēn-i-ål	n. a domestic servant a. suitable for servants
amen	āmen	a-men	ā-men	interj. said at the end of a prayer to express agreement
amenable	åmenåble	a-men-able	å-men-åble	a. disposed or willing to comply; open to suggestion
amenities	åmeni̊tiēṡ	a-menit-ies	å-meni̊t-iēṡ	n. things that make you comfortable and at ease
amenity	åmeni̊tẏ	a-men-ity	å-men-i̊tẏ	n. a pleasant or useful feature of a place; pleasantness
amenorrhea	āmeno̊rr𝕙ēå	a-men-o-rrhea	ā-men-o̊-rr𝕙ēå	n. absence or suppression of normal menstrual flow
menacing	menåcing	menac-ing	menåc-ing	a. suggesting the presence of danger; threatening
menacingly	menåcinglẏ	menac-ing-ly	menåc-ing-lẏ	adv. in a menacing manner
menage	mènàge	menage	mènàge	n. a social unit living together
menagerie	me̊nage̊riē	menagerie	me̊nage̊riē	n. a collection of wild animals kept for exhibition
commence	co̊mmence	com-mence	co̊m-mence	v. to begin; to start
commencement	co̊mmenc𝕖me̊nt	com-mence-ment	co̊m-menc𝕖-me̊nt	n. an academic exercise in which diplomas are conferred
recommence	rēco̊mmence	re-com-mence	rē-co̊m-mence	v. cause to start anew v. begin again
mend	mend	mend	mend	v. to repair something that is broken or torn
mender	mende̊r	mend-er	mend-e̊r	n. a skilled worker who mends or repairs things
mending	mending	mend-ing	mend-ing	n. the act of repairing something n. garments that must be repaired
mendicant	mendicånt	mend-ic-ant	mend-ic-ånt	a. practicing beggary n. a pauper who lives by begging
mendacious	mendācio̊us	mend-ac-ious	mend-āc-io̊us	a. given to lying a. intentionally untrue
mendacity	mendacitẏ	mend-ac-ity	mend-ac-itẏ	n. the tendency to be untruthful
amend	åmend	a-mend	å-mend	v. make amendments to
amendable	åmendåble	a-mend-able	å-mend-åble	a. capable of being corrected by additions
amended	åmendėd	a-mend-ed	å-mend-ėd	a. modified for the better v. make amendments to
amendment	åmendme̊nt	a-mend-ment	å-mend-me̊nt	n. a change or addition designed to improve a document or law
amends	åmendṡ	a-mend-s	å-mend-ṡ	n. something done or paid in expiation of a wrong
commend	co̊mmend	com-mend	co̊m-mend	v. to praise or recommend
commendable	co̊mmendåble	com-mend-able	co̊m-mend-åble	a. worthy of high praise
commended	co̊mmendėd	com-mend-ed	co̊m-mend-ėd	v. express approval of v. present as worthy of regard, kindness, or confidence
commendation	comme̊ndātio̊n	com-mend-at-ion	com-me̊nd-āt-io̊n	n. an official award usually given as formal public statement n. a message expressing a favorable opinion
commendably	co̊mmendåblẏ	com-mend-ab-ly	co̊m-mend-åb-lẏ	adv. in a commendable manner
emendation	ēmendātio̊n	e-mend-at-ion	ē-mend-āt-io̊n	n. a correction resulting from critical editing
recommend	reco̊mmend	re-com-mend	re-co̊m-mend	v. put forward someone or something with approval as being suitable for a purpose
recommended	reco̊mmend𝕖d	re-com-mend-ed	re-co̊m-mend-𝕖d	v. push for something; express a good opinion of a. advised or suggested as appropriate
recommending	reco̊mmending	re-com-mend-ing	re-co̊m-mend-ing
recommends	reco̊mmendṡ	re-com-mend-s	re-co̊m-mend-ṡ
recommendation	reco̊mmendātio̊n	re-com-mend-at-ion	re-co̊m-mend-āt-io̊n	n. something (as a course of action) that is recommended as advisable n. something that recommends a person or thing as worthy or desirable
mendelian	mendēliån	mendel-ian	mendēl-iån	a. of or relating to Gregor Mendel or his laws of genetic inheritance
meningeal	mėningeål	mening-eal	mėning-eål	a. relating to the meninges
meningitis	meni̊ngīti̊s	mening-itis	meni̊ng-īti̊s	n. infectious disease characterized by inflammation of the meninges
meninges	mėningēṡ	meninges	mėningēṡ	n. a membrane (one of 3) that envelops the brain and spinal cord
meningioma	mėningiōmå	meningi-oma	mėningi-ōmå	n. a tumor arising in the meninges
meniscus	mėniscůs	meniscus	mėniscůs	n. (anatomy) a disk of cartilage that serves as a cushion between the ends of bones n. (optics) a lens that is concave on one side and convex on the other
mennonite	menno̊nīte	mennonite	menno̊nīte	n. a member of an Anabaptist Protestant sect from 16th century central Europe
menopausal	meno̊pauṡål	menopaus-al	meno̊pauṡ-ål	a. of or relating to the menopause
menopause	meno̊pauṡe	menopause	meno̊pauṡe	n. the time in a woman's life when menstruation stops
menorah	me̊norå𝕙	menorah	me̊norå𝕙	n. (Judaism) a candelabrum with seven or nine branches used in ceremonies
mensal	mensål	mens-al	mens-ål	a. occurring monthly; relating to a dining table
menses	mens𝕖ṡ	mens-es	mens-𝕖ṡ	n. the monthly discharge of blood from the uterus of nonpregnant women
mensuration	mensůrātio̊n	mensur-at-ion	mensůr-āt-io̊n	n. the act or process of assigning numbers to phenomena according to a rule
commensal	co̊mmensål	com-mens-al	co̊m-mens-ål	n. either of two different species living in close association but not interdependent
commensurable	co̊mmensůråble	com-mensur-able	co̊m-mensůr-åble	a. capable of being measured by a common standard
commensurate	co̊mmensůråte	com-mensur-ate	co̊m-mensůr-åte	a. corresponding in size or degree or extent
commensalism	co̊mmensåliṡm	com-mens-al-ism	co̊m-mens-ål-iṡm	n. a relationship between two organisms where one benefits
commensurability	co̊mmensůråbilitẏ	com-mens-ur-abil-ity	co̊m-mens-ůr-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being commensurable
dimension	dimensio̊n	di-mens-ion	di-mens-io̊n	n. the measurement of something in a particular direction (length, width, or height) n. one of three Cartesian coordinates that determine a position in space
dimensional	dimensio̊nål	di-mens-ion-al	di-mens-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to dimensions
dimensionless	dimensio̊nle̊ss	di-mens-ion-less	di-mens-io̊n-le̊ss	a. without dimensions; having no appreciable extent
dimensions	dīmensio̊nṡ	di-mens-ion-s	dī-mens-io̊n-ṡ
dimensionality	dimensio̊nali̊tẏ	di-mens-ion-al-ity	di-mens-io̊n-al-i̊tẏ	n. the spatial property of having dimensions
immense	immense	im-mense	im-mense	a. extremely large in size or amount
immensity	immensitẏ	im-mens-ity	im-mens-itẏ	n. unusual largeness in size or extent or number
immensely	immens𝕖lẏ	im-mense-ly	im-mens𝕖-lẏ	adv. to an exceedingly great extent or degree
incommensurable	inco̊mmensůråble	in-com-mensur-able	in-co̊m-mensůr-åble	a. impossible to measure or compare in value or size
incommensurate	inco̊mmensůrāte	in-com-mensur-ate	in-co̊m-mensůr-āte	a. not corresponding in size or degree or extent
incommensurability	incommensůråbilitẏ	in-com-mensur-abil-ity	in-com-mensůr-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being impossible to measure or compare by a common standard
interdimensional	inte̊rdimensio̊nål	inter-di-mens-ion-al	inte̊r-di-mens-io̊n-ål	a. occurring between or involving different dimensions
multidimensional	mûltidimensio̊nål	multi-di-mens-ion-al	mûlti-di-mens-io̊n-ål	a. having or involving several dimensions or aspects
multidimensionality	mûltidimensio̊nålitẏ	multi-di-mens-ion-al-ity	mûlti-di-mens-io̊n-ål-itẏ	n. the quality of having multiple dimensions
unidimensional	ūnidimensio̊nål	uni-di-mens-ion-al	ūni-di-mens-io̊n-ål	a. relating to a single dimension or aspect; having no depth or scope
mensch	mensch	mensch	mensch	n. a decent responsible person with admirable characteristics
menstrual	menstrūål	menstr-u-al	menstr-ū-ål	a. of or relating to menstruation
premenstrual	prēmenstrùål	pre-menstr-u-al	prē-menstr-ù-ål	a. of or relating to or occurring during the period just before menstruation
menstruate	menstrūāte	menstru-ate	menstrū-āte	v. undergo menstruation
menstruating	menstrūāting	menstru-at-ing	menstrū-āt-ing	v. undergo menstruation
menstruation	menstrūātio̊n	menstru-at-ion	menstrū-āt-io̊n	n. the monthly discharge of blood from the uterus
mental	mental	ment-al	ment-al	a. relating to the mind a. relating to disorders or illnesses of the mind
mentee	mentēe	ment-ee	ment-ēe	n. a person who is guided and supported by a mentor
mention	mentio̊n	ment-ion	ment-io̊n	n. a brief reference vt. to refer to something briefly
mentor	mentor	ment-or	ment-or	n. an experienced adviser
mentioned	mentio̊n𝕖d	ment-ion-ed	ment-io̊n-𝕖d
mentality	mentali̊tẏ	ment-al-ity	ment-al-i̊tẏ	n. a person's characteristic attitude or way of thinking
mentation	mentātio̊n	ment-at-ion	ment-āt-io̊n	n. the process of using your mind to consider something carefully
mentioning	mentio̊ning	ment-ion-ing	ment-io̊n-ing
mentoring	mento̊ring	ment-or-ing	ment-o̊r-ing	n. the act of serving as a trusted counselor
mentally	mentållẏ	ment-al-ly	ment-ål-lẏ	adv. in the mind; relating to thinking
mentions	mentio̊nṡ	ment-ion-s	ment-io̊n-ṡ
mentors	mentorṡ	ment-or-s	ment-or-ṡ
mentorship	mentorship	ment-or-ship	ment-or-ship	n. the guidance provided by a mentor
comment	comme̊nt	com-ment	com-me̊nt	n. a verbal or written remark expressing an opinion or reaction v. express an opinion or reaction
commentary	comme̊ntarẏ	com-ment-ary	com-me̊nt-arẏ	n. a set of explanatory or critical notes on a text
commentate	comme̊ntāte	com-ment-ate	com-me̊nt-āte	v. to give a commentary on an event
commented	commentėd	com-ment-ed	com-ment-ėd
commenting	commenting	com-ment-ing	com-ment-ing
comments	comments	com-ment-s	com-ment-s
commentator	comme̊ntāto̊r	com-ment-at-or	com-me̊nt-āt-o̊r	n. a person who comments on a particular subject
demented	dėmentėd	de-ment-ed	dė-ment-ėd	a. driven to madness; insane
dementia	dėmenṫiå	de-ment-ia	dė-menṫ-iå	n. mental deterioration of organic or functional origin
unmentionable	ûnmentio̊nåble	un-ment-ion-able	ûn-ment-io̊n-åble	a. unsuitable or forbidden as a topic of conversation
unmentioned	ûnmentio̊n𝕖d	un-ment-ion-ed	ûn-ment-io̊n-𝕖d	a. not mentioned or referred to
aforementioned	åfor𝕖mentio̊n𝕖d	a-fore-ment-ion-ed	å-for𝕖-ment-io̊n-𝕖d	a. being the one previously mentioned or spoken of
menthol	menthol	menth-ol	menth-ol	n. a crystalline compound with a cool minty taste, used as a flavoring and in medicine
menu	menū	menu	menū	n. a list of dishes available at a restaurant n. the dishes making up a meal n. an agenda of things to do
menus	menūṡ	menu-s	menū-ṡ
submenu	sûbmenū	sub-menu	sûb-menū	n. a secondary menu that opens from an item on a primary menu
meow	mēòw	meow	mēòw	n. the sound made by a cat v. cry like a cat
mere	mēre	mere	mēre	a. being nothing more than specified n. a small pond of standing water
merge	me̊rge	mer-ge	me̊r-ge	v. to combine or cause to combine into a single entity
merit	merit	mer-it	mer-it	n. a good quality; excellence vt. deserve
merely	mēr𝕖lẏ	mere-ly	mēr𝕖-lẏ	adv. only; just; and nothing more
mermaid	me̊rmāid	mer-maid	me̊r-māid	n. half woman and half fish; lives in the sea
merited	mèritėd	mer-it-ed	mèr-it-ėd	a. well-deserved
merges	me̊rgėṡ	mer-ge-s	me̊r-gė-ṡ
mermaids	me̊rmāidṡ	mer-maid-s	me̊r-māid-ṡ
America	Åmericå	A-mer-ic-a	Å-mer-ic-å	n. the continents of North and South America; the United States
American	Åmericån	A-mer-ic-an	Å-mer-ic-ån	a. of or relating to the United States or its people n. a citizen of the United States
americium	ame̊riċiům	a-mer-ic-ium	a-me̊r-iċ-iům	n. a radioactive transuranic metallic element
Americana	Åmericanå	A-mer-ic-an-a	Å-mer-ic-an-å	n. things associated with American culture or history
Americanism	Åmericåniṡm	A-mer-ic-an-ism	Å-mer-ic-ån-iṡm	n. a word or custom characteristic of America
americanist	åmèricånist	a-mer-ic-an-ist	å-mèr-ic-ån-ist	n. a scholar who studies American history, culture, or politics
americanness	åmèricånne̊ss	a-mer-ic-an-ness	å-mèr-ic-ån-ne̊ss	n. the quality of being American
Americans	Åmèricånṡ	A-mer-ic-an-s	Å-mèr-ic-ån-ṡ
americanized	åmèricånīz𝕖d	a-mer-ic-an-iz-ed	å-mèr-ic-ån-īz-𝕖d	a. adapted to American culture or customs
Americanisation	Åmericåniṡātio̊n	A-mer-ic-an-is-at-ion	Å-mer-ic-ån-iṡ-āt-io̊n	n. the process of making something American in character
americanization	åmèricåni̊zātio̊n	a-mer-ic-an-iz-at-ion	å-mèr-ic-ån-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the process of making something American in character
demerit	dēmèri̊t	de-mer-it	dē-mèr-i̊t	n. a mark against a person for misconduct; usually given in school or armed forces
monomer	mono̊me̊r	mono-mer	mono̊-me̊r	n. a simple compound whose molecules can join together to form polymers
polymeric	polẏmèric	poly-mer-ic	polẏ-mèr-ic	a. of or relating to or consisting of a polymer
telomere	telo̊mēre	telo-mere	telo̊-mēre	n. either (free) end of a eukaryotic chromosome
unmerited	ûnmèritėd	un-mer-it-ed	ûn-mèr-it-ėd	a. not merited or deserved
blastomere	blastōmėre̊	blast-o-mere	blast-ō-mėre̊	n. any cell resulting from cleavage of a fertilized egg
elastomeric	ėlasto̊mèric	elast-o-mer-ic	ėlast-o̊-mèr-ic	a. of or relating to an elastomer
mesoamerican	mesōåmèricån	meso-a-mer-ic-an	mesō-å-mèr-ic-ån	n. a native or inhabitant of Mesoamerica a. of or relating to Mesoamerica or its cultures
enantiomer	ėnantiōme̊r	en-anti-o-mer	ėn-anti-ō-me̊r	n. one of a pair of compounds that are mirror images but not identical
merchant	me̊rchånt	merch-ant	me̊rch-ånt	n. a person who buys and sells goods
merciful	me̊rcifůl	merci-ful	me̊rci-fůl	a. showing mercy; compassionate
mercantile	me̊rcåntīle	mercant-ile	me̊rcånt-īle	a. relating to trade or traders
mercantilism	me̊rcanti̊liṡm	mercantil-ism	me̊rcanti̊l-iṡm	n. an economic system where government regulates commerce to increase national wealth
mercies	me̊rci𝕖ṡ	merc-ies	me̊rc-i𝕖ṡ
mercuric	me̊rcūric	mercur-ic	me̊rcūr-ic	a. of or containing mercury
mercy	me̊rcẏ	merc-y	me̊rc-ẏ	n. compassion or forgiveness shown toward someone in one's power
mercurial	me̊rcūriål	mercur-i-al	me̊rcūr-i-ål	a. having an unpredictable and fast-changing nature a. relating to mercury
merchandise	me̊rchåndīṡe	merch-and-ise	me̊rch-ånd-īṡe	n. goods available for sale v. to promote the sale of goods
mercifully	me̊rcifůllẏ	merci-ful-ly	me̊rci-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a compassionate manner
merciless	me̊rci̊le̊ss	merc-i-less	me̊rc-i̊-le̊ss	a. having or showing no mercy
merchantman	me̊rchåntmån	merch-ant-man	me̊rch-ånt-mån	n. a cargo ship
Mercury	Me̊rcūrẏ	Merc-u-ry	Me̊rc-ū-rẏ	n. a heavy silvery metallic element that is liquid at ordinary temperatures n. the smallest planet
merchandiser	me̊rchåndīṡe̊r	merch-and-is-er	me̊rch-ånd-īṡ-e̊r	n a businessperson engaged in retail trade
merchandising	me̊rchåndīṡing	merch-and-is-ing	me̊rch-ånd-īṡ-ing	n. the exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money
mercilessly	me̊rci̊le̊sslẏ	merc-i-less-ly	me̊rc-i̊-le̊ss-lẏ	adv. without pity; in a merciless manner
amerce	åme̊rce	a-merce	å-me̊rce	vt. to punish by imposing a fine
commerce	comme̊rce	com-merce	com-me̊rce	n. the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale
commercial	co̊mme̊rciål	com-merc-ial	co̊m-me̊rc-iål	a. relating to commerce or business a. making a profit n. an advertisement on radio or television
commercialism	co̊mme̊rciåliṡm	com-merc-ial-ism	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-iṡm	n. the practices and spirit of commerce
commercialize	co̊mme̊rciålīze	com-merc-ial-ize	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-īze	v. to manage with a view to profit
commercially	co̊mme̊rciållẏ	com-merc-ial-ly	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-lẏ	adv. in a commercial manner
commercials	co̊mme̊rciålṡ	com-merc-ial-s	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-ṡ
commercialized	co̊mme̊rciålīz𝕖d	com-merc-ial-iz-ed	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-īz-𝕖d	a. organized principally for financial gain
commercialization	co̊mme̊rciålizātio̊n	com-merc-ial-iz-at-ion	co̊m-me̊rc-iål-iz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of commercializing something; involving something in commerce
infomercial	infōme̊rciål	info-merc-ial	infō-me̊rc-iål	n. a television commercial presented in the form of a short documentary
methylmercury	methẏlme̊rcūrẏ	methyl-merc-u-ry	methẏl-me̊rc-ū-rẏ	n. a toxic form of mercury that accumulates in fish and shellfish
neomercantilist	nėōme̊rcåntīlist	neo-mercant-il-ist	nėō-me̊rcånt-īl-ist	n. an advocate of new mercantilist policies
unmerciful	ûnme̊rcifûl	un-merci-ful	ûn-me̊rci-fûl	a. having or showing no mercy
unmercifully	ûnme̊rcifùllẏ	un-merci-ful-ly	ûn-me̊rci-fùl-lẏ	r without pity; in a merciless manner
e-commerce	ē-comme̊rce	e-com-merce	ē-com-me̊rce	n. commercial transactions conducted on the internet
noncommercial	nonco̊mme̊rciål	non-com-merc-ial	non-co̊m-me̊rc-iål	a. not connected with or engaged in commercial enterprises
mercenary	me̊rce̊narẏ	mercen-ary	me̊rce̊n-arẏ	n. a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army a. motivated by money rather than loyalty
mercury	me̊rcūrẏ			n. a heavy silvery metallic element that is liquid at ordinary temperatures n. the smallest planet
merengue	me̊rèng𝕦e	merengue	me̊rèng𝕦e	n. a type of lively dance music originating in the Dominican Republic
meretricious	mèrėtricio̊us	meretr-ic-ious	mèrėtr-ic-io̊us	a. like or relating to a prostitute
merged	me̊rg𝕖d	merg-ed	me̊rg-𝕖d	v. past tense and past participle of merge a. formed or united into a whole
merger	me̊rge̊r	merg-er	me̊rg-e̊r	n. the combining of two or more companies into one
merging	me̊rging	merg-ing	me̊rg-ing	n. the act of joining together as one
emerge	ėme̊rge	e-merge	ė-me̊rge	v. come out or become visible or known
emerged	ėme̊rg𝕖d	e-merg-ed	ė-me̊rg-𝕖d
emergence	ėme̊rge̊nce	e-merg-ence	ė-me̊rg-e̊nce	n. the process of coming into existence or view
emergency	ėme̊rge̊ncẏ	e-merg-ency	ė-me̊rg-e̊ncẏ	n. a sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence requiring immediate action
emergent	ėme̊rge̊nt	e-merg-ent	ė-me̊rg-e̊nt	a. coming into existence or notice a. occurring unexpectedly and requiring urgent action
emerging	ėme̊rging	e-merg-ing	ė-me̊rg-ing	a. newly formed or coming into existence
emerges	ėme̊rgėṡ	e-merge-s	ė-me̊rgė-ṡ
emergencies	ėme̊rge̊nci𝕖ṡ	e-merg-enc-ies	ė-me̊rg-e̊nc-i𝕖ṡ
submerge	sůbme̊rge	sub-merge	sůb-me̊rge	v. to go under the surface of water v. to cover completely with liquid
submerged	sůbme̊rg𝕖d	sub-merg-ed	sůb-me̊rg-𝕖d	a. beneath the surface of the water
submergence	sůbme̊rge̊nce	sub-merg-ence	sůb-me̊rg-e̊nce	n. sinking until covered completely with water
merganser	me̊rganse̊r	mergans-er	me̊rgans-e̊r	n. a fish-eating diving duck with a slender hooked bill
meridian	me̊ridiån	merid-ian	me̊rid-iån	n. an imaginary line running from the North Pole to the South Pole a. of or happening at noon
meridional	me̊ridio̊nål	merid-ion-al	me̊rid-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to a meridian a. located in the south or characteristic of southern regions
antemeridian	ante̊mèridiån	ante-merid-ian	ante̊-mèrid-iån	a. occurring before noon
amerindian	ame̊rindiån	a-merind-ian	a-me̊rind-iån	a. of or relating to the indigenous peoples of the Americas n. a member of the indigenous peoples of the Americas
meringue	me̊ring𝕦e	meringue	me̊ring𝕦e	n. sweet topping made of beaten egg whites and sugar
merino	me̊rĩnō	merino	me̊rĩnō	n. white sheep originating in Spain and producing a heavy fleece of exceptional quality
meristem	mèristem	meristem	mèristem	n. undifferentiated tissue forming new cells, as at the tip of a stem or root
meritocratic	mèrito̊cratic	merit-o-crat-ic	mèrit-o̊-crat-ic	a. relating to or characteristic of a meritocracy
meritorious	mèri̊torio̊us	mer-it-ori-ous	mèr-i̊t-ori-o̊us	a. deserving reward or praise
meritocracy	mèritocråcẏ	merit-o-crac-y	mèrit-o-cråc-ẏ	n. a form of social system in which power goes to those with superior intellects
emerita	ėmèri̊tå	e-merit-a	ė-mèri̊t-å	a. being a woman who has retired from active duty but retains her title
merlot	me̊rlo̊t	merlot	me̊rlo̊t	n. a dark blue wine grape variety n. a dry red wine made from the Merlot grape
merovingian	mèrōvingiån	merovingian	mèrōvingiån	n. a member of the Frankish dynasty founded by Clovis I a. of or relating to the Merovingian dynasty
merry	merrẏ	merr-y	merr-ẏ	a. full of cheerfulness and liveliness
merrier	merrie̊r	merr-i-er	merr-i-e̊r
merriest	merriėst	merr-i-est	merr-i-ėst
merrily	merri̊lẏ	merr-i-ly	merr-i̊-lẏ	adv. in a joyous manner
merriment	merrime̊nt	merr-i-ment	merr-i-me̊nt	n. a feeling of festivity and fun
merry-go-round		merry-go-round		n. a roundabout with model horses for children to ride
merrymaker	merrẏmāke̊r	merr-y-mak-er	merr-ẏ-māk-e̊r	n. a celebrant who shares in a noisy party
merrymaking	merrẏmāking	merr-y-mak-ing	merr-ẏ-māk-ing	n. a boisterous celebration; a merry festivity
immerse	imme̊rse	im-merse	im-me̊rse	v. enclose or envelop completely, as if by swallowing
immersion	imme̊rsio̊n	im-mers-ion	im-me̊rs-io̊n	n. the act of submerging something; deep mental involvement
immersive	imme̊rsive	im-mers-ive	im-me̊rs-ive	a. generating a deeply engaging, absorbing experience that seems real
submersed	sůbme̊rs𝕖ḋ	sub-mers-ed	sůb-me̊rs-𝕖ḋ	a. growing or remaining under water
submersible	sůbme̊rsible	sub-mers-ible	sůb-me̊rs-ible	n. a vessel designed to operate under water a. capable of being immersed in water or functioning while submerged
submersion	sůbme̊rsio̊n	sub-mers-ion	sůb-me̊rs-io̊n	n. the act of wetting something by submerging it
omerta	ōme̊rtå	o-mert-a	ō-me̊rt-å	n. a Mafia code of silence; refusal to give evidence about criminal activities
mesic	mēṡic	mes-ic	mēṡ-ic	a. having or characterized by moderate or a well-balanced supply of moisture
mesa	mèså	mesa	mèså	n. a flat-topped hill with steep sides
mescal	mescal	mescal	mescal	n. a colorless Mexican liquor distilled from fermented juices of certain desert plants
mescaline	mescålĩne	mescaline	mescålĩne	n. the hallucinatory alkaloid that is the active agent in mescal buttons
mesclun	meṡclûn	mesclun	meṡclûn	n. a mixture of young salad greens
mesenchymal	meṡenc𝕙ȳmål	mesenchym-al	meṡenc𝕙ȳm-ål	a. of or relating to mesenchyme
mesh	mesh	mesh	mesh	n. the number of openings per linear inch of a screen v. work together in harmony
meshing	meshing	mesh-ing	mesh-ing	n. contact by fitting together v. keep engaged v. work together in harmony
enmesh	enmesh	en-mesh	en-mesh	v. entangle or catch in (or as if in) a mesh
enmeshed	enmesh𝕖ḋ	en-mesh-ed	en-mesh-𝕖ḋ	a. caught as if in a mesh
enmeshment	enmeshme̊nt	en-mesh-ment	en-mesh-me̊nt	n. the act of catching or involving in a net
mesmeric	mesmèric	mesmer-ic	mesmèr-ic	a. attracting and holding interest as if by a spell
mesmerise	meṡme̊rīṡe	mesmer-ise	meṡme̊r-īṡe	vt. to hypnotize; to fascinate
mesmerism	mesme̊riṡm	mesmer-ism	mesme̊r-iṡm	n. the practice of inducing hypnosis
mesmerize	meṡme̊rīze	mesmer-ize	meṡme̊r-īze	v. to hold the attention of completely; to hypnotize
mesmerized	meṡme̊rīz𝕖d	mesmer-iz-ed	meṡme̊r-īz-𝕖d	a. having your attention fixated as though by a spell
mesmerizing	meṡme̊rīzing	mesmer-iz-ing	meṡme̊r-īz-ing	v. attract strongly, as if with a magnet v. induce hypnosis in a. attracting and holding interest as if by a spell
Mesolithic	Meṡo̊lithic	Meso-lith-ic	Meṡo̊-lith-ic	a. relating to the middle period of the Stone Age
meson	mèṡon	meson	mèṡon	n. an elementary particle responsible for the forces in the atomic nucleus
mesopotamian	meso̊po̊tāmiån	mesopotamian	meso̊po̊tāmiån	a. of or relating to Mesopotamia or its culture n. a native or inhabitant of Mesopotamia
mesothelioma	meso̊thēliōmå	mesothelioma	meso̊thēliōmå	n. cancer of the mesothelium lining lungs or abdomen; usually from asbestos exposure
mesozoic	meso̊zōic	meso-zo-ic	meso̊-zō-ic	a. of or relating to the Mesozoic era n. from 230 million to 63 million years ago; the age of dinosaurs
mesquite	mesq𝕦ĩte	mesquite	mesq𝕦ĩte	n. a small spiny tree or shrub
mess	mess	mess	mess	n. a dirty or untidy state of affairs v. to make something dirty or untidy
message	messȧge	mess-age	mess-ȧge	n. a verbal or written communication sent to someone vt. to send a message to someone
messuage	messùȧge	messu-age	messù-ȧge	n. a house with its land and outbuildings
messed	mess𝕖ḋ	mess-ed	mess-𝕖ḋ
messes	messėṡ	mess-es	mess-ėṡ
messing	messing	mess-ing	mess-ing
messy	messẏ	mess-y	mess-ẏ	a. dirty and disorderly
messenger	messėnge̊r	mess-eng-er	mess-ėng-e̊r	n. a person who carries messages
messier	messie̊r	mess-i-er	mess-i-e̊r
messiest	messiēst	mess-i-est	mess-i-ēst	a. superlative of messy; most dirty and disorderly
messaging	messȧging	mess-ag-ing	mess-ȧg-ing	n. the sending and processing of e-mail by computer
messianic	messianic	mess-ian-ic	mess-ian-ic	a. relating to a messiah or expected savior
messianism	mėssīåniṡm	mess-ian-ism	mėss-īån-iṡm	n. belief in a messiah
messily	messilẏ	mess-i-ly	mess-i-lẏ	adv. in a messy, untidy manner
messiness	messinėss	mess-i-ness	mess-i-nėss	n. a state of confusion and disorderliness
messages	messȧgėṡ	mess-age-s	mess-ȧgė-ṡ
messiah	me̊ssīå𝕙	messiah	me̊ssīå𝕙	n. any expected deliverer n. the awaited king of the Jews; the promised and expected deliverer of the Jewish people
mestiza	mestĩzå	mest-iz-a	mest-ĩz-å	n. a woman of mixed European and Native American ancestry
mestizo	mestĩzō	mest-iz-o	mest-ĩz-ō	n. a person of mixed racial ancestry
metre	mētre̊	metre	mētre̊	n. the basic unit of length in the metric system
metal	metål	met-al	met-ål	n. a solid material that is typically hard, shiny, and conducts heat and electricity v. cover with metal
meter	mēte̊r	met-er	mēt-e̊r	n. the basic unit of length in the SI system (approximately 1.094 yards) n. any of various measuring instruments for measuring a quantity v. measure with a meter
metalhead	metålhèad	metal-head	metål-hèad	n. a fan of heavy metal music
metalsmith	metålsmith	metal-smith	metål-smith	n. a craftsman who works with metals
metalware	metålwāre	metal-ware	metål-wāre	n. household articles made of metal (especially for use at table)
metalwork	metålwo̊rk	metal-work	metål-wo̊rk	n. the metal parts of something
metered	mēte̊r𝕖d	met-er-ed	mēt-e̊r-𝕖d	a. measured by a meter
metalworker	metålwo̊rke̊r	metal-work-er	metål-wo̊rk-e̊r	n. someone who works metal (especially by hammering it when it is hot and malleable)
metallic	mėtallic	met-all-ic	mėt-all-ic	a. containing or made of or resembling or characteristic of a metal
metals	metålṡ	met-al-s	met-ål-ṡ
meters	mēte̊rṡ	met-er-s	mēt-e̊r-ṡ
metallicity	mėtallicitẏ	met-all-ic-ity	mėt-all-ic-itẏ	n. the quality or state of being metallic
metallurgy	metållůrgẏ	met-al-lurg-y	met-ål-lůrg-ẏ	n. the science and technology of metals
audiometer	ãudiomėte̊r	audio-met-er	ãudio-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument used to measure the sensitivity of hearing
kilometre	kilo̊mētre̊	kilo-met-re	kilo̊-mēt-re̊	n. a unit of length equal to 1,000 meters
micrometer	mīcrome̊te̊r	micro-met-er	mīcro-me̊t-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring very small distances
millimeter	millimēte̊r	milli-met-er	milli-mēt-e̊r	n. a metric unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter
millimetre	milli̊mētre̊	milli-met-re	milli̊-mēt-re̊	n. a unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter
nanometer	nanōmēte̊r	nano-met-er	nanō-mēt-e̊r	n. a metric unit of length equal to one billionth of a meter
odometer	ōdome̊te̊r	odo-met-er	ōdo-me̊t-e̊r	n. a meter that shows mileage traversed
ombrometer	ombromėte̊r	ombro-met-er	ombro-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring rainfall
parameter	påramėte̊r	para-met-er	påra-mėt-e̊r	n. a numerical or other measurable factor that defines a system n. a limit or boundary
pentameter	pentamėte̊r	penta-met-er	penta-mėt-e̊r	n. a verse line having five metrical feet
parametric	paråmetric	para-metr-ic	parå-metr-ic	a. of or relating to or in terms of a parameter
barometer	båromėte̊r	bar-o-met-er	bår-o-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument that measures atmospheric pressure
barometric	baro̊metric	bar-o-metr-ic	bar-o̊-metr-ic	a. relating to atmospheric pressure or indicated by a barometer
diameter	dīamėte̊r	di-a-met-er	dī-a-mėt-e̊r	n. a straight line passing through the center of a circle, connecting two points on it
dosimeter	dōsimėte̊r	dos-i-met-er	dōs-i-mėt-e̊r	n. a measuring instrument for measuring doses of ionizing radiation
manometer	månomėte̊r	man-o-met-er	mån-o-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring fluid pressure
mileometer	mīlėomėte̊r	mile-o-met-er	mīlė-o-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring the distance a vehicle travels
mileometre	mīleomētre̊	mile-o-metr-e	mīle-o-mētr-e̊	n. an instrument for measuring the distance a vehicle travels
perimeter	pe̊rimėte̊r	per-i-met-er	pe̊r-i-mėt-e̊r	n. the outer boundary of an area or shape
pedometer	pėdomėte̊r	ped-o-met-er	pėd-o-mėt-e̊r	n. measuring instrument for recording the number of steps taken in walking
potentiometer	po̊tentiomete̊r	potenti-o-met-er	po̊tenti-o-met-e̊r	n. a resistor with three terminals used to adjust voltages in radios and TV sets
submillimeter	sůbmillimēte̊r	sub-milli-met-er	sůb-milli-mēt-e̊r	a. less than a millimeter in size or range
seismometer	seīṡmomėte̊r	seism-o-met-er	seīṡm-o-mėt-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring the direction, duration, and force of earthquakes
spectrophotometer	spectrōpho̊tomėte̊r	spectr-o-phot-o-met-er	spectr-ō-pho̊t-o-mėt-e̊r	n. a photometer for comparing two light radiations wavelength by wavelength
metabolic	metåbolic	metabol-ic	metåbol-ic	a. relating to metabolism
metabolism	me̊tabo̊liṡm	metabol-ism	me̊tabo̊l-iṡm	n. the chemical processes in a living organism that maintain life
metabolize	me̊tabo̊līze	metabol-ize	me̊tabo̊l-īze	v. produce by metabolism
metabolically	metåbolicållẏ	metabol-ic-al-ly	metåbol-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. involving metabolism
metacarpal	metåcàrpål	metacarp-al	metåcàrp-ål	n. any bone of the hand between the wrist and fingers a. of or relating to the metacarpus
metalworking	metålwo̊rking	metal-work-ing	metål-wo̊rk-ing	n. the activity of making things out of metal in a skillful manner
nonmetallic	nonmėtallic	non-metall-ic	non-mėtall-ic	a. not containing or resembling or characteristic of a metal
metallurgist	metallůrgist	metall-urg-ist	metall-ůrg-ist	n. an engineer specializing in the extraction, refining and fabrication of metals
metallurgical	metållůrgicål	metall-urg-ic-al	metåll-ůrg-ic-ål	a. of or relating to metallurgy
metaphor	metåphor	metaph-or	metåph-or	n. a figure of speech applying a word to something it does not literally describe
metaphoric	metåphoric	metaph-or-ic	metåph-or-ic	a. expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another
metaphors	metåphorṡ	metaph-or-s	metåph-or-ṡ
metaphorical	metåphoricål	metaph-or-ic-al	metåph-or-ic-ål	a. expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another
metaphorically	metåphoricållẏ	metaph-or-ic-al-ly	metåph-or-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a metaphorical manner
metaphrase	metåphrāṡe	metaphr-ase	metåphr-āṡe	vt. to translate literally, word for word
metastable	metåstāble	meta-stable	metå-stāble	a. continuing in its present state unless sufficiently disturbed
metastasis	me̊taståsis	meta-stasis	me̊ta-ståsis	n. the spreading of a disease to another part of the body
metastasize	me̊taståsīze	metastas-ize	me̊tastås-īze	v. spread throughout the body
metastatic	mētåstatic	metastat-ic	mētåstat-ic	a. relating to or affected by metastasis
metatextual	mētåtextūål	metatext-u-al	mētåtext-ū-ål	a. of or relating to a metatext
mete	mēte	mete	mēte	n. a line that indicates a boundary v. to distribute
meteor	mēteo̊r	mete-or	mēte-o̊r	n. a streak of light in the sky that results when a meteoroid hits the earth's atmosphere
meteoric	mētēoric	mete-or-ic	mētē-or-ic	a. pertaining to meteors a. like a meteor in speed or brilliance
meteors	mētėo̊rṡ	mete-or-s	mētė-o̊r-ṡ
meteorite	mētēorīte	mete-or-ite	mētē-or-īte	n. a stony or metallic object that reaches the earth's surface from space
meteoroid	mētėo̊roid	mete-or-oid	mētė-o̊r-oid	n. any of the small solid extraterrestrial bodies that hit the earth's atmosphere
meteoritic	mētėo̊ritic	mete-or-it-ic	mētė-o̊r-it-ic	a. of or relating to or caused by meteorites
meteorologist	mēteo̊rolo̊gist	mete-or-o-log-ist	mēte-o̊r-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a specialist studying atmospheric processes that cause weather conditions
meteorology	mēteo̊rolo̊gẏ	mete-or-o-log-y	mēte-o̊r-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the science dealing with phenomena of the atmosphere, especially weather
meteorological	mētēoro̊logicål	mete-or-o-log-ic-al	mētē-or-o̊-log-ic-ål	a of or pertaining to atmospheric phenomena, especially weather and weather conditions
micrometeorite	mīcro̊mētėo̊rīte	micro-mete-or-ite	mīcro̊-mētė-o̊r-īte	n. a tiny meteoroid that drifts to earth without intense heating in the atmosphere
ammeter	ammēte̊r	am-met-er	am-mēt-e̊r	n. an instrument for measuring electric current
hexameter	hexamėte̊r	hexa-met-er	hexa-mėt-e̊r	n. a verse line having six metrical feet
meth	meth	meth	meth	n. an amphetamine derivative used as a stimulant and appetite suppressant
method	metho̊d	method	metho̊d	n. a particular way of doing something
methane	methāne	meth-ane	meth-āne	n. a colorless odorless gas used as a fuel
methodism	metho̊diṡm	method-ism	metho̊d-iṡm	n. a Protestant Christian denomination
methodist	metho̊di̊st	method-ist	metho̊d-i̊st	n. a member of the Methodist Church
methods	metho̊dṡ	method-s	metho̊d-ṡ
meths	meths	meth-s	meth-s
methyl	methẙl	meth-yl	meth-ẙl	n. the univalent radical CH3- derived from methane
methodical	me̊thodi̊cål	method-ic-al	me̊thod-i̊c-ål	a. done according to a systematic method; orderly
methodically	me̊thodicållẏ	method-ic-al-ly	me̊thod-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a methodical manner
methodology	metho̊dolo̊gẏ	method-o-log-y	metho̊d-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. a system of methods used in a particular area
methodological	metho̊do̊logicål	method-o-log-ic-al	metho̊d-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. relating to methodology
methodologically	metho̊do̊logicållẏ	method-o-log-ic-al-ly	metho̊d-o̊-log-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a methodical manner
methadone	methådōne	methadone	methådōne	n. a synthetic narcotic drug used in treating heroin addiction
methanol	methånol	methanol	methånol	n. a poisonous alcohol used as fuel and solvent
methionine	methīo̊nĩne	methion-ine	methīo̊n-ĩne	n. a sulfur-containing amino acid essential for nutrition, found in most proteins
methotrexate	methōtrexāte	methotrex-ate	methōtrex-āte	n. a drug used to treat certain cancers and rheumatoid arthritis
methylene	methẏlēne	methylene	methẏlēne	n. the bivalent radical CH2 derived from methane
meticulous	me̊ticūlo̊us	meticul-ous	me̊ticūl-o̊us	a. showing great attention to detail
meticulously	me̊ticūlo̊uslẏ	meticul-ous-ly	me̊ticūl-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a meticulous manner
meticulousness	me̊ticūlo̊usne̊ss	meticul-ous-ness	me̊ticūl-o̊us-ne̊ss	n. strict attention to minute details
metier	metie̊r	metier	metie̊r	n. an occupation for which you are especially well suited
metric	metric	metr-ic	metr-ic	a. based on the meter as a standard of measurement
metrical	metricål	metr-ic-al	metr-ic-ål	a. based on the meter as a standard of measurement a. the rhythmic arrangement of syllables
metronome	metro̊nōme	metr-o-nome	metr-o̊-nōme	n. clicking pendulum that indicates the exact tempo of a piece of music
metrics	metrics	metr-ic-s	metr-ic-s	n. a system of measurement
metrically	metricållẏ	metr-ic-al-ly	metr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. with regard to meter
metrology	mėtrolo̊gẏ	metr-o-log-y	mėtr-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the scientific study of measurement
allometric	allo̊metric	allo-metr-ic	allo̊-metr-ic	a. relating to or marked by allometry
astrometric	astro̊metric	astro-metr-ic	astro̊-metr-ic	a. of or relating to astrometry
audiometric	ãudio̊metric	audio-metr-ic	ãudio̊-metr-ic	a. of or relating to audiometry
allometry	ållomėtrẏ	allo-metr-y	ållo-mėtr-ẏ	n. study of the relative growth of a part of an organism in relation to the whole
biometric	bīo̊metri̊c	bio-metr-ic	bīo̊-metr-i̊c	a. relating to biometrics or biological measurements
barometre	båromėtre̊	baro-met-re	båro-mėt-re̊	n. an instrument measuring atmospheric pressure
biometrics	bīōmetrics	bio-metr-ic-s	bīō-metr-ic-s	n. the measurement and analysis of biological data n. the use of biological characteristics for identification
endometrium	endōmētriům	endo-metrium	endō-mētriům	n. the mucous membrane that lines the uterus
endometrial	endōmētriål	endo-metr-i-al	endō-mētr-i-ål	a. of or relating to the endometrium
endometriosis	endōmetriōsis	endo-metr-i-osis	endō-metr-i-ōsis	n. endometrial tissue outside the uterus, causing pain and dysmenorrhea
isometric	īsōmetric	iso-metr-ic	īsō-metr-ic	a. having equal dimensions or measurements a. of muscular contraction in which tension increases while length remains constant
isometrics	īsōmetrics	iso-metr-ic-s	īsō-metr-ic-s	n. exercises in which muscles contract without shortening
psychometric	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊metric	psycho-metr-ic	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊-metr-ic	a. of or relating to psychometrics
psychometrics	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊metrics	psycho-metr-ics	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊-metr-ics	n. the branch of psychology concerned with psychological measurement
photometry	phōtomėtrẏ	photo-metr-y	phōto-mėtr-ẏ	n. measurement of the properties of light (especially luminous intensity)
psychometrically	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊metricållẏ	psycho-metr-ic-al-ly	𝕡sȳc𝕙o̊-metr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a psychometric manner
symmetric	sẏmmetric	sym-metr-ic	sẏm-metr-ic	a. having similarity in size, shape, and relative position of corresponding parts
symmetry	sẏmmėtrẏ	sym-metr-y	sẏm-mėtr-ẏ	n. exact reflection of form on opposite sides of a dividing line n. balance among the parts of something
symmetrical	sẏmmetricål	sym-metr-ic-al	sẏm-metr-ic-ål	a. having similarity in size, shape, and relative position of corresponding parts
symmetrically	sẙmmetricållẏ	sym-metr-ic-al-ly	sẙm-metr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a symmetrical manner
telemetry	te̊leme̊trẏ	tele-metr-y	te̊le-me̊tr-ẏ	n. automatic transmission and measurement of data from remote sources
anthropometry	anthro̊pomėtrẏ	anthrop-o-metr-y	anthro̊p-o-mėtr-ẏ	n. measurement and study of the human body and its parts and capacities
astrometry	astromėtrẏ	astr-o-metr-y	astr-o-mėtr-ẏ	n. the branch of astronomy that measures the position and motion of celestial bodies
audiometry	ãudiomėtrẏ	audi-o-metr-y	ãudi-o-mėtr-ẏ	n. measuring sensitivity of hearing
asymmetric	asẏmmetric	a-sym-metr-ic	a-sẏm-metr-ic	a. lacking symmetry
asymmetry	āsẏmme̊trẏ	a-sym-metr-y	ā-sẏm-me̊tr-ẏ	n. (mathematics) a lack of symmetry
asymmetrical	āsẙmmetricål	a-sym-metr-ic-al	ā-sẙm-metr-ic-ål	a. characterized by asymmetry in the spatial arrangement or placement of parts a. irregular in shape or outline
asymmetrically	åsẏmmetricållẏ	a-sym-metr-ic-al-ly	å-sẏm-metr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in an asymmetrical manner
diametrically	dīåmetricållẏ	di-a-metr-ic-al-ly	dī-å-metr-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. as from opposite ends of a diameter
goniometric	gōnio̊metric	goni-o-metr-ic	gōni-o̊-metr-ic	a. of or relating to the measurement of angles
plyometrics	plȳo̊metrics	ply-o-metr-ic-s	plȳ-o̊-metr-ic-s	n. exercises in which muscles exert maximum force in short intervals
supersymmetric	sūpe̊rsẏmmetric	super-sym-metr-ic	sūpe̊r-sẏm-metr-ic	a. of or relating to supersymmetry
supersymmetry	sūpe̊rsẏmmėtrẏ	super-sym-metr-y	sūpe̊r-sẏm-mėtr-ẏ	n. a theory in physics that links the four fundamental forces
axisymmetric	axisẏmmetric	ax-i-sym-metr-ic	ax-i-sẏm-metr-ic	a. symmetric about an axis
stoichiometry	stoic𝕙iomėtrẏ	stoich-i-o-metr-y	stoic𝕙-i-o-mėtr-ẏ	n. the relation between quantities of substances in a reaction (a ratio of integers)
trigonometry	trigo̊nomėtrẏ	tri-gon-o-metr-y	tri-go̊n-o-mėtr-ẏ	n. the mathematics of triangles and trigonometric functions
metro	metrō	metro	metrō	n. an underground railway system in a city
metronidazole	metro̊nīdåzo̊le	metronidazole	metro̊nīdåzo̊le	n. an antibiotic medication used to treat various infections
mettle	mettle	mett-le	mett-le	n. the courage to carry on
mettlesome	mettl𝕖so̊me	mett-le-some	mett-l𝕖-so̊me	a. full of spirit and courage
mew	mew̄	mew	mew̄	n. the crying sound of a cat v. utter the cry of a cat
mewing	mew̄ing	mew-ing	mew̄-ing	v. cry like a cat
mewl	mew̄l	mewl	mew̄l	v cry weakly or softly
Mexicans	Mexicånṡ	Mex-ic-an-s	Mex-ic-ån-ṡ
mexican	mexi̊cån	mexican	mexi̊cån	n. a native or inhabitant of Mexico a. relating to Mexico
mexicana	mexicanå	mexicana	mexicanå	n. a native or inhabitant of Mexico
mexicano	mexicànō	mexicano	mexicànō	n. a Mexican or person of Mexican descent living in the United States
Mexico	Mexi̊cō	Mexico	Mexi̊cō	n. a country in North America
mezuzah	me̊zùzå𝕙	mezuzah	me̊zùzå𝕙	n. a small case on the doorframe of Jewish households containing religious texts
mezzanine	mezzånĩne	mezzanine	mezzånĩne	n. intermediate floor just above the ground floor
mezzo	mezzō	mezzo	mezzō	n. a soprano with a voice between soprano and contralto n. the female singing voice between contralto and soprano
intermezzo	inte̊rmezzō	inter-mezzo	inte̊r-mezzō	n. a short movement coming between the major sections of a symphony n. a short piece of instrumental music between acts of a drama or opera
Miami	Mīamĩ	Miami	Mīamĩ	n. a city in southeastern Florida
miasmic	mīāṡmic	miasm-ic	mīāṡm-ic	a. of noxious stench from atmospheric pollution
miasma	miaṡmå	miasma	miaṡmå	n. an unwholesome atmosphere n. unhealthy vapors rising from the ground or other sources
mic	mic	mic	mic	n. short for microphone
mica	mīcå	mica	mīcå	n. minerals that crystallize allowing perfect cleavage into very thin leaves
Michelangelo	Mīc𝕙e̊lange̊lō	Michelangelo	Mīc𝕙e̊lange̊lō	n. an Italian Renaissance sculptor, painter, and architect
Michigan	Miċhigån	Michigan	Miċhigån	n. a state in the Great Lakes region of the US
micro	mīcrō	micro	mīcrō	a. extremely small in scale or scope
microbe	mīcrōbe	micro-be	mīcrō-be	n. a minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium)
antimicrobial	antimīcrōbiål	anti-microb-i-al	anti-mīcrōb-i-ål	a. capable of destroying or inhibiting the growth of disease-causing microorganisms n. an agent that destroys microorganisms
microbial	mīcrōbiål	microb-i-al	mīcrōb-i-ål	a. relating to or caused by microbes
micron	mīcron	micron	mīcron	n. a metric unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter
omicron	omīcron	o-micron	o-mīcron	n. the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet
mid	mid	mid	mid	a. used in combination to denote the middle
mid-autumn		mid-autumn		n. the middle of autumn; the Mid-Autumn Festival
midair	midāir	mid-air	mid-āir	n. a point in the air; while in flight
midday	middāy	mid-day	mid-dāy	n. the middle of the day; noon
midget	midge̊t	midg-et	midg-e̊t	n. a very small person a. very small
midwifery	midwīfe̊rẏ	midwif-ery	midwīf-e̊rẏ	n. assisting women at childbirth
midfield	midfiēld	mid-field	mid-fiēld	n. the middle part of a playing field
middling	middling	midd-ling	midd-ling	a. of medium size or quality
midland	midland	mid-land	mid-land	n. the interior part of a country a. of or relating to the interior of a country
midlife	midlīfe	mid-life	mid-līfe	n. the middle period of one's life
midnight	midnī𝕘𝕙t	mid-night	mid-nī𝕘𝕙t	n. 12 o'clock at night; the middle of the night
midpoint	midpoint	mid-point	mid-point	n a point equidistant from the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure
midriff	midriff	mid-riff	mid-riff	n. the middle area of the human torso n. the muscular partition separating the abdominal and thoracic cavities
midst	midst	mid-st	mid-st	n. the middle part or position
midstream	midstrēam	mid-stream	mid-strēam	n. the middle of a stream
midterm	midte̊rm	mid-term	mid-te̊rm	n. an examination in the middle of an academic term a. occurring in the middle of a term
midway	midwāy	mid-way	mid-wāy	a. located in the middle adv. halfway
midweek	midwēek	mid-week	mid-wēek	n. the middle of a week a. occurring in the middle of the week
midwest	midwest	mid-west	mid-west	n. the north central region of the United States
midsummer	midsûmme̊r	mid-summ-er	mid-sûmm-e̊r	n. the middle part of summer
midwater	midwãte̊r	mid-wat-er	mid-wãt-e̊r	n. the part of the ocean between the surface and the seafloor
midwestern	midweste̊rn	mid-west-ern	mid-west-e̊rn	a. of or relating to the Midwest region of the United States
midshipman	midshipmån	mid-ship-man	mid-ship-mån	n. a temporary rank held by young naval officers in training
midgets	midgėts	midg-et-s	midg-ėt-s
Midlands	Midlandṡ	Mid-land-s	Mid-land-ṡ	n. the central region of England
midocean	midōcėån	mid-o-ce-an	mid-ō-cė-ån	a. located in the middle of an ocean
midcontinent	midcontine̊nt	mid-con-tin-ent	mid-con-tin-e̊nt	n. the interior of a continent
amid	åmid	a-mid	å-mid	prep. in the middle of; surrounded by
amidst	åmidst	a-mid-st	å-mid-st	prep. in the middle of; among
amidships	åmidships	a-mid-ship-s	å-mid-ship-s	adv. at or near the center of a ship
middle	middle	midd-le	midd-le	n. the center or central part a. equally distant from the extremes
middlebrow	middl𝕖bròw	midd-le-brow	midd-l𝕖-bròw	n. someone who is neither a highbrow nor a lowbrow a. of only moderate cultural interest
middleman	middl𝕖man	midd-le-man	midd-l𝕖-man	n. someone who buys goods and resells to merchants
middles	middl𝕖ṡ	midd-le-s	midd-l𝕖-ṡ
middleware	middl𝕖wāre	midd-le-ware	midd-l𝕖-wāre	n. software that connects different applications or components
midden	midd𝕖n	midden	midd𝕖n	n. a mound of domestic refuse marking a prehistoric settlement site
midge	midge	midge	midge	n. a tiny two-winged fly resembling a mosquito; appears in dancing swarms near water
mien	miēn	mien	miēn	n. dignified manner or conduct
premier	premiēr	pre-mier	pre-miēr	n. the head of a government a. first in rank or importance
premiere	premie̊re	pre-miere	pre-mie̊re	n. the first public performance of a play or movie v. to present for the first time
premieres	premie̊r𝕖ṡ	pre-miere-s	pre-mie̊r𝕖-ṡ
premiership	premiērship	pre-mier-ship	pre-miēr-ship	n. the office of premier
mifepristone	mīfe̊pristōne	mifepristone	mīfe̊pristōne	n. a drug used to terminate early pregnancy
miff	miff	miff	miff	vt. to offend slightly; to annoy
miffed	miff𝕖ḋ	miff-ed	miff-𝕖ḋ	a. aroused to impatience or anger
might	mī𝕘𝕙t	might	mī𝕘𝕙t	aux. past tense of may; expressing possibility n. great strength; power
mighty	mī𝕘𝕙tẏ	might-y	mī𝕘𝕙t-ẏ	a. having or showing great power or strength adv. very; extremely
mightier	mī𝕘𝕙tie̊r	might-i-er	mī𝕘𝕙t-i-e̊r
mightiest	mī𝕘𝕙tiėst	might-i-est	mī𝕘𝕙t-i-ėst
mightily	mī𝕘𝕙ti̊lẏ	might-i-ly	mī𝕘𝕙t-i̊-lẏ	adv. powerfully or vigorously
almighty	ãlmī𝕘𝕙tẏ	al-might-y	ãl-mī𝕘𝕙t-ẏ	a. having unlimited power
mignon	migno̊n	mignon	migno̊n	a. small and delicately formed; dainty
mignonette	mi𝕘no̊nette	mignonette	mi𝕘no̊nette	n. a Mediterranean annual plant with dense spikes of fragrant greenish-white flowers
migrant	mīgrånt	migr-ant	mīgr-ånt	n. a person who moves from one place to another, especially to find work a. tending to migrate
migrate	mīgrāte	migr-ate	mīgr-āte	v. to move from one region to another v. to move seasonally from one area to another
migratory	mīgråtorẏ	migrat-ory	mīgråt-orẏ	a. used of animals that move seasonally
migraine	mīgrāine	migr-a-ine	mīgr-ā-ine	n. a severe recurring vascular headache
migrating	mīgrāting	migr-at-ing	mīgr-āt-ing	v. move from one place to another, especially seasonally
migration	mīgrātio̊n	migr-at-ion	mīgr-āt-io̊n	n. the movement of people or animals from one place to another
emigrant	emi̊grånt	e-migr-ant	e-mi̊gr-ånt	n. someone who leaves one country to settle in another
emigrate	emigrāte	e-migr-ate	e-migr-āte	v. to leave one's country to settle in another
emigration	emi̊grātio̊n	e-migr-at-ion	e-mi̊gr-āt-io̊n	n. migration from a place, especially from one's native country to settle in another
immigrant	immigrånt	im-migr-ant	im-migr-ånt	n. a person who comes to a country where they were not born in order to settle there
immigrate	immigrāte	im-migr-ate	im-migr-āte	v. to come into a country to live there permanently
immigration	immi̊grātio̊n	im-migr-at-ion	im-mi̊gr-āt-io̊n	n. migration into a foreign country in order to settle there
immigrants	immigrånts	im-migr-ant-s	im-migr-ånt-s
transmigration	tranṡmīgrātio̊n	trans-migr-at-ion	tranṡ-mīgr-āt-io̊n	n. the passing of a soul into another body after death
mil	mil	mil	mil	n. a unit of length equal to one thousandth of an inch
mile	mīle	mile	mīle	n. a unit of distance equal to 1,760 yards
mileage	mīl𝕖ȧge	mile-age	mīl𝕖-ȧge	n. distance measured in miles n. the number of miles a vehicle has traveled
miler	mīle̊r	mil-er	mīl-e̊r	n. (used only in combinations) the length of something in miles n. a runner in a one-mile race
milfoil	milfoil	mil-foil	mil-foil	n. a strong-scented Eurasian herb with narrow serrate leaves and small white florets
milepost	mīl𝕖pōst	mile-post	mīl𝕖-pōst	n. stone post at side of a road to show distances
miles	mīl𝕖ṡ	mile-s	mīl𝕖-ṡ
milady	milādẏ	milad-y	milād-ẏ	n. an English noblewoman
milanese	milånēṡe	milan-ese	milån-ēṡe	n. a native or inhabitant of Milan
mild	mīld	mild	mīld	a. not severe, strong, or extreme; gentle
milder	mīlde̊r	mild-er	mīld-e̊r
mildest	mīldėst	mild-est	mīld-ėst
mildly	mīldlẏ	mild-ly	mīld-lẏ	adv. to a moderate degree
mildness	mīldnėss	mild-ness	mīld-nėss	n. good weather with comfortable temperatures
mildew	mildew̄	mildew	mildew̄	n. a fungus that grows on surfaces
mildewed	mildew̄𝕖d	mildew-ed	mildew̄-𝕖d	v. become moldy; spoil due to humidity
mildewy	mildew̄ẏ	mildew-y	mildew̄-ẏ	a. covered with or smelling of mildew
milieu	milieū	milieu	milieū	n. a person's social environment
militant	mili̊tånt	milit-ant	mili̊t-ånt	a. disposed to warfare or hard-line policies n. a person who uses militant methods
military	militårẏ	milit-ary	milit-årẏ	a. relating to soldiers, arms, or war n. the armed forces of a country
militate	militāte	milit-ate	milit-āte	v. have force or influence; bring about an effect or change
militia	mi̊litiå	milit-ia	mi̊lit-iå	n. a military force of civilians to supplement the regular army in an emergency
militaries	militåri𝕖ṡ	milit-ar-ies	milit-år-i𝕖ṡ
militarism	mili̊tåriṡm	milit-ar-ism	mili̊t-år-iṡm	n. a political orientation to maintain a strong military force
militarist	militårist	milit-ar-ist	milit-år-ist	n. a person who advocates war or warlike policies
militarize	mili̊tårīze	milit-ar-ize	mili̊t-år-īze	v. to give a military character to
militaristic	militåristic	militar-ist-ic	militår-ist-ic	a. imbued with militarism
militantly	militåntlẏ	milit-ant-ly	milit-ånt-lẏ	adv. in a militant or aggressive manner
militarily	mili̊tari̊lẏ	milit-ari-ly	mili̊t-ari̊-lẏ	adv. with respect to the military
militancy	mili̊tåncẏ	milit-anc-y	mili̊t-ånc-ẏ	n. a militant aggressiveness
militarized	mili̊tårīz𝕖d	milit-ar-iz-ed	mili̊t-år-īz-𝕖d	a. issued military arms
militarization	militårīzātio̊n	milit-ar-iz-at-ion	milit-år-īz-āt-io̊n	n. act of assembling and putting into readiness for war
demilitarize	dēmili̊tårīze	de-milit-ar-ize	dē-mili̊t-år-īze	v. do away with the military organization and potential of
demilitarized	dēmili̊tårīz𝕖d	de-milit-ar-iz-ed	dē-mili̊t-år-īz-𝕖d	a. having had military forces removed
demilitarization	dēmili̊tåri̊zātio̊n	de-milit-ar-iz-at-ion	dē-mili̊t-år-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the act of removing armed forces from a region
paramilitary	paråmili̊tarẏ	para-milit-ary	parå-mili̊t-arẏ	a. organized like a military force n. a group of civilians organized like a military unit
remilitarization	rēmilitårīzātio̊n	re-milit-ar-iz-at-ion	rē-milit-år-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of militarizing again
milk	milk	milk	milk	n. a white nutritious liquid produced by mammals v. draw milk from
milker	milke̊r	milk-er	milk-e̊r	n. a person who milks animals n. a cow that produces milk
milking	milking	milk-ing	milk-ing	n. the act of taking milk from a mammal
milkmaid	milkmāid	milk-maid	milk-māid	n a woman who works in a dairy
milkman	milkman	milk-man	milk-man	n. someone who delivers milk
milks	milks	milk-s	milk-s
milkweed	milkwēed	milk-weed	milk-wēed	n. a plant with milky juice and pods releasing seeds with downy tufts
milky	milkẏ	milk-y	milk-ẏ	a. resembling milk in color; not clear
mill	mill	mill	mill	n. a building where grain is crushed into flour n. a factory
millennia	millenniå	millennia	millenniå
millage	millȧge	mill-age	mill-ȧge	n. the tax rate expressed as mills per dollar
milled	mill𝕖d	mill-ed	mill-𝕖d	a. (of grains especially rice) having the husk or outer layers removed
miller	mille̊r	mill-er	mill-e̊r	n. one who works in or operates a mill
milling	milling	mill-ing	mill-ing	n. corrugated edge of a coin
million	millio̊n	mill-ion	mill-io̊n	n. the number 1,000,000 num. denoting a quantity of 1,000,000
millwork	millwo̊rk	mill-work	mill-wo̊rk	n. woodwork that has been machined at a mill
millenarian	millėnåriån	mill-en-arian	mill-ėn-åriån	n. a person who believes in the coming of the millennium, a time of peace and prosperity
millennial	millenniål	millenn-i-al	millenn-i-ål	a. relating to a millennium or span of a thousand years
millionaire	millio̊nāire	mill-ion-aire	mill-io̊n-āire	n. a person whose wealth amounts to at least a million units of currency
millibar	milli̊bàr	mill-i-bar	mill-i̊-bàr	n. a unit of atmospheric pressure equal to one thousandth of a bar
millenium	mille̊niům	mill-en-ium	mill-e̊n-iům	n. a period of one thousand years
millennium	mi̊llenniům	mill-en-nium	mi̊ll-en-niům	n. a period of 1000 years n. the 1000th anniversary
millionnaire	millio̊nnāire	mill-ion-naire	mill-io̊n-nāire
millions	millio̊nṡ	mill-ion-s	mill-io̊n-ṡ
millionth	millio̊nth	mill-ion-th	mill-io̊n-th	n. one of a million equal parts a. coming next after the nine hundred ninety-nine thousand nine hundred ninety-ninth
millivolt	millivōlt	mill-i-volt	mill-i-vōlt	n. a unit of potential equal to one thousandth of a volt
millennialism	millenniåliṡm	millenn-i-al-ism	millenn-i-ål-iṡm	n. belief in the thousand-year reign of Christ on earth
millionaires	millio̊nāir𝕖ṡ	mill-ion-aire-s	mill-io̊n-āir𝕖-ṡ
millenniums	millenniůmṡ	mill-en-nium-s	mill-en-niům-ṡ
millionnaires	millio̊nnāir𝕖ṡ	mill-ion-naire-s	mill-io̊n-nāir𝕖-ṡ
multimillionaire	mûltimillio̊nāire	multi-million-aire	mûlti-millio̊n-āire	n. a person who has several million dollars or pounds
millet	mille̊t	millet	mille̊t	n. a small-grained annual cereal grass; the seed of such a grass
milliner	milline̊r	milliner	milline̊r	n someone who makes and sells hats
millinery	milline̊rẏ	milliner-y	milline̊r-ẏ	n. hats for women; the wares sold by a milliner
milord	milord	milord	milord	n. a term of address for an English lord
milquetoast	milq𝕦𝕖tōast	milquetoast	milq𝕦𝕖tōast	n. a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive
mimesis	mīmēsis	mim-esis	mīm-ēsis	n. the imitative representation of nature and human behavior in art and literature
mimic	mimic	mim-ic	mim-ic	v. to imitate someone or something n. a person who imitates others a. imitating or resembling
mimetic	mimetic	mim-et-ic	mim-et-ic	a. characterized by mimicry
mimetically	mimeticållẏ	mim-et-ic-al-ly	mim-et-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a mimetic manner
pantomimic	panto̊mimic	panto-mim-ic	panto̊-mim-ic	a. relating to pantomime
mime	mīme	mime	mīme	n. an actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expression n. a performance using gestures and body movements without words v. act out without words but with gestures and bodily movements only
pantomime	panto̊mīme	panto-mime	panto̊-mīme	n. a performance using gestures and body movements without words v. to express by gestures without words
mimeograph	mimēo̊graph	mimeo-graph	mimēo̊-graph	n. a rotary duplicator that uses a stencil through which ink is pressed (trade mark Roneo) v. print copies from (a prepared stencil) using a mimeograph
mimeographed	mimēo̊graph𝕖ḋ	mimeo-graph-ed	mimēo̊-graph-𝕖ḋ	v. print copies from (a prepared stencil) using a mimeograph
mimetism	mimėtiṡm	mimet-ism	mimėt-iṡm	n. the resemblance of an animal to its surroundings
mimicry	mimicrẏ	mimic-ry	mimic-rẏ	n. the act of imitating the behavior of some situation or some process
mimosa	mimōså	mimosa	mimōså	n. a tropical plant with yellow flowers and compound leaves n. a cocktail of champagne and orange juice
min	min	min	min	n. any of the forms of Chinese spoken in Fujian province
mine	mīne	mine	mīne	n. a place where minerals are extracted n. an explosive device pron. belonging to me
minima	minimå	minima	minimå
mince	mince	min-ce	min-ce	n. food chopped into small bits v. cut into small pieces
minced	minc𝕖ḋ	minc-ed	minc-𝕖ḋ	a. cut into very small pieces
mined	mīn𝕖d	min-ed	mīn-𝕖d	v. extract from a mine a. extracted from the earth
miner	mīne̊r	min-er	mīn-e̊r	n. a person who works in a mine
minimise	minimīṡe	minim-ise	minim-īṡe	vt. to reduce to the smallest possible amount
mining	mīning	min-ing	mīn-ing	n. the process of extracting minerals from the earth
minion	minio̊n	min-ion	min-io̊n	n. a servile or fawning dependant
minimize	minimīze	mini-mize	mini-mīze	vt. to reduce something to the smallest possible amount or degree
minimum	minimům	mini-mum	mini-mům	n. the smallest amount or level possible or recorded a. as small as possible
minor	mīno̊r	min-or	mīn-o̊r	a. of lesser importance or stature or rank a. lesser in scope or effect n. a person who has not reached the age of legal majority
minoxidil	minoxidil	min-oxidil	min-oxidil	n. a vasodilator used to treat hypertension and male-patterned baldness
minuet	minūet	min-uet	min-ūet	n. a stately court dance in the 17th century n. a stately piece of music for the minuet; often incorporated into a suite
minus	mīnůs	min-us	mīn-ůs	a. on the negative side or lower end of a scale prep. less
minute	minu̇te	min-ute	min-u̇te	n. a period of 60 seconds; a short note a. extremely small; detailed vt. to record in minutes
minister	ministe̊r	min-ist-er	min-ist-e̊r	n. a person appointed to a senior position in government n. a member of the clergy v. attend to the needs of others
minimized	mini̊mīz𝕖d	mini-miz-ed	mini̊-mīz-𝕖d	v. reduce to the smallest possible amount or degree (minimize的过去式和过去分词) a. reduced to the smallest possible size or amount
minesweeper	mīn𝕖swēepe̊r	mine-sweep-er	mīn𝕖-swēep-e̊r	n. ship equipped to detect and then destroy or neutralize or remove marine mines
minuend	minūend	min-u-end	min-ū-end	n. the number from which another is subtracted
minuses	mīnůsėṡ	min-us-es	mīn-ůs-ėṡ
mineworker	mīnewo̊rke̊r	mine-work-er	mīne-wo̊rk-e̊r	n. laborer who works in a mine
minacity	minacitẏ	min-ac-ity	min-ac-itẏ	n. the quality of being threatening
minority	mīnoritẏ	min-or-ity	mīn-or-itẏ	n. the smaller number or part of a group n. a group distinguished by a particular characteristic
minutia	minūṫiå	min-ut-ia	min-ūṫ-iå	n. a small or minor detail
minutely	minůt𝕖lẏ	min-ute-ly	min-ůt𝕖-lẏ	adv. in minute detail
minatory	minåto̊rẏ	min-at-ory	min-åt-o̊rẏ	a. expressing or constituting a threat
minimums	minimůmṡ	mini-mum-s	mini-mům-ṡ
minutes	minu̇t𝕖s	min-ute-s	min-u̇t𝕖-s	n. a written record of what was said at a meeting
miniature	miniåtůre	mini-at-ure	mini-åt-ůre	n. a very small copy of something a. on a very small scale
mineralize	mine̊rålīze	min-er-al-ize	min-e̊r-ål-īze	v. to convert into a mineral
ministration	mini̊strātio̊n	min-istr-at-ion	min-i̊str-āt-io̊n	n. assistance in time of difficulty
minorities	mīnoriti𝕖ṡ	min-or-it-ies	mīn-or-it-i𝕖ṡ
miniaturist	miniåtůrist	mini-at-ur-ist	mini-åt-ůr-ist	n. someone who paints tiny pictures in great detail
miniaturize	miniåtůrīze	mini-at-ur-ize	mini-åt-ůr-īze	v. design or construct on a smaller scale
mineralogy	mine̊ràlo̊gẏ	min-er-al-ogy	min-e̊r-àl-o̊gẏ	n. the branch of geology that studies minerals
ministers	ministe̊rṡ	min-ist-er-s	min-ist-e̊r-ṡ
ministry	ministrẏ	min-ist-r-y	min-ist-r-ẏ	n. a government department n. the work of a religious minister
ministerial	ministēriål	min-ist-er-i-al	min-ist-ēr-i-ål	a. of or relating to a government minister or ministry
mineralogical	mine̊rålogicål	min-er-al-ogic-al	min-e̊r-ål-ogic-ål	a. of or pertaining to mineralogy
mineralized	mine̊rålīz𝕖d	min-er-al-iz-ed	min-e̊r-ål-īz-𝕖d	v. convert into a mineral substance
miniaturized	miniåtůrīz𝕖d	mini-at-ur-iz-ed	mini-åt-ůr-īz-𝕖d	v. design or construct on a smaller scale
mineralization	mine̊råli̊zātio̊n	min-er-al-iz-at-ion	min-e̊r-ål-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the process of converting into a mineral
miniaturization	miniåtůrizātio̊n	mini-at-ur-iz-at-ion	mini-åt-ůr-iz-āt-io̊n	n. act of making on a greatly reduced scale
admin	admin	ad-min	ad-min	n. a person responsible for the administration of a business or institution
administrate	administrāte	ad-min-istr-ate	ad-min-istr-āte	v work in an administrative capacity; supervise or be in charge of
administer	ådministe̊r	ad-min-ist-er	åd-min-ist-e̊r	vt. to manage and organize the affairs of an organization vt. to give or apply medicine or a remedy
administered	ådministe̊r𝕖d	ad-min-ist-er-ed	åd-min-ist-e̊r-𝕖d	v. work in an administrative capacity; supervise v. give or apply (medications)
administration	ådministrātio̊n	ad-min-istr-at-ion	åd-min-istr-āt-io̊n	n. the management of public affairs; the government n. the process of managing and organizing something
administrative	ådministrātive	ad-min-istr-at-ive	åd-min-istr-āt-ive	a. relating to the running of an organization or business
administering	administe̊ring	ad-min-ist-er-ing	ad-min-ist-e̊r-ing	v. work in an administrative capacity v. give or apply medications
administrator	ådministrāto̊r	ad-min-istr-at-or	åd-min-istr-āt-o̊r	n. someone who administers a business n. someone who manages a government agency or department
administratively	administrātiv𝕖lẏ	ad-min-istr-at-ive-ly	ad-min-istr-āt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. by or for an administrator
administrations	ådministrātio̊nṡ	ad-min-istr-at-ion-s	åd-min-istr-āt-io̊n-ṡ
carmine	càrmīne	car-mine	càr-mīne	v. color carmine
comminute	comminūte	com-min-ute	com-min-ūte	vt. to crush or grind into very small pieces
diminish	diminish	di-min-ish	di-min-ish	v. to make or become less in size, amount, or importance
diminished	diminish𝕖ḋ	di-min-ish-ed	di-min-ish-𝕖ḋ	a. made smaller or less a. reduced by a semitone (music)
diminishing	diminishing	di-min-ish-ing	di-min-ish-ing	a. becoming smaller or less
diminution	dimi̊nūtio̊n	di-min-ut-ion	di-mi̊n-ūt-io̊n	n. the act of decreasing or reducing something
diminutive	diminūtive	di-min-ut-ive	di-min-ūt-ive	a. very small n. a word formed to indicate smallness
diminishment	diminishme̊nt	di-min-ish-ment	di-min-ish-me̊nt	n. the act of reducing in size or importance
demineralization	dēmine̊rålīzātio̊n	de-min-er-al-iz-at-ion	dē-min-e̊r-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the removal of minerals from a liquid
eminence	emi̊ne̊nce	e-min-ence	e-mi̊n-e̊nce	n. high status importance owing to marked superiority
eminent	emi̊ne̊nt	e-min-ent	e-mi̊n-e̊nt	a. well-known and respected
eminently	emi̊ne̊ntlẏ	e-min-ent-ly	e-mi̊n-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in an eminent manner
interminable	inte̊rmi̊nåble	inter-min-able	inte̊r-mi̊n-åble	a. tiresomely long; seemingly without end
imminence	immi̊ne̊nce	im-min-ence	im-mi̊n-e̊nce	n. the state of being imminent and liable to happen soon
imminent	immi̊ne̊nt	im-min-ent	im-mi̊n-e̊nt	a. about to happen; impending
interminably	inte̊rminablẏ	inter-min-ab-ly	inte̊r-min-ab-lẏ	adv. endlessly; seemingly without stopping
imminently	immi̊ne̊ntlẏ	im-min-ent-ly	im-mi̊n-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in an imminent manner
prominence	promi̊ne̊nce	pro-min-ence	pro-mi̊n-e̊nce	n. the state of being prominent: widely known or eminent
prominent	promine̊nt	pro-min-ent	pro-min-e̊nt	a. having a quality that thrusts itself into attention a. conspicuous in position or importance
prominently	promi̊ne̊ntlẏ	pro-min-ent-ly	pro-mi̊n-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in a prominent or noticeable way
permineralization	pe̊rmine̊rålīzātio̊n	per-min-er-al-iz-at-ion	pe̊r-min-e̊r-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. a process of fossilization
reminisce	remi̊nisce	re-minisce	re-mi̊nisce	v. to recall past experiences or events
reminiscence	remi̊nisce̊nce	re-minisc-ence	re-mi̊nisc-e̊nce	n. a mental impression retained and recalled from the past
reminiscent	remi̊nisce̊nt	re-minisc-ent	re-mi̊nisc-e̊nt	a. serving to bring to mind
remineralization	rēmine̊rålīzātio̊n	re-min-er-al-iz-at-ion	rē-min-e̊r-ål-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the restoration of minerals to the body or to a substance
undermine	ûnde̊rmīne	under-mine	ûnde̊r-mīne	vt. to weaken or damage something gradually
undermined	ûnde̊rmīn𝕖d	under-min-ed	ûnde̊r-mīn-𝕖d	v. destroy property or hinder normal operations v. hollow out as if making a cave
undermining	ûnde̊rmīning	under-min-ing	ûnde̊r-mīn-ing	v. destroy property or hinder normal operations v. hollow out as if making a cave or opening
maladministration	malådministrātio̊n	mal-ad-min-istr-at-ion	mal-åd-min-istr-āt-io̊n	n. bad management; misgovernment
undiminished	ûndi̊minish𝕖ḋ	un-di-min-ish-ed	ûn-di̊-min-ish-𝕖ḋ	a. not lessened or diminished
mina	mĩnå	mina	mĩnå	n. a unit of weight or money in ancient Greece
minaret	minåret	minaret	minåret	n. a slender tower with balconies attached to a mosque
mind	mīnd	mind	mīnd	n. the element of a person that enables them to think and feel v. to object to or be troubled by something
minded	mīnd𝕖d	mind-ed	mīnd-𝕖d	a. (used in combination) mentally oriented toward something specified
minder	mīnde̊r	mind-er	mīnd-e̊r	n. someone who is assigned to watch over foreign visitors
mindful	mīndfůl	mind-ful	mīnd-fůl	a. attentive and aware
minding	mīnding	mind-ing	mīnd-ing
mindless	mīndle̊ss	mind-less	mīnd-le̊ss	a. requiring little mental effort a. acting without thinking
minds	mīndṡ	mind-s	mīnd-ṡ
mindfully	mīndfůllẏ	mind-ful-ly	mīnd-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a careful deliberate manner
mindlessly	mīndle̊sslẏ	mind-less-ly	mīnd-le̊ss-lẏ	adv. without intellectual involvement; in a thoughtless manner
mindfulness	mīndfùlne̊ss	mind-ful-ness	mīnd-fùl-ne̊ss	n. the trait of staying aware of your responsibilities
mindlessness	mīndlėssnėss	mind-less-ness	mīnd-lėss-nėss	n. total lack of meaning or ideas n. the trait of acting rashly and without prudence
absent-minded	abse̊nt-mīndėd	absent-minded	abse̊nt-mīndėd	a. so lost in thought that one is unaware of surroundings
remind	rėmīnd	re-mind	rė-mīnd	v. put in the mind of someone
reminded	rėmīndėd	re-mind-ed	rė-mīnd-ėd
reminder	rēmīnde̊r	re-mind-er	rē-mīnd-e̊r	n. something that reminds you
reminding	rėmīnding	re-mind-ing	rė-mīnd-ing
reminds	rėmīndṡ	re-mind-s	rė-mīnd-ṡ
reminders	rėmīnde̊rṡ	re-mind-er-s	rė-mīnd-e̊r-ṡ
unmindful	ûnmīndfùl	un-mind-ful	ûn-mīnd-fùl	a. not mindful or attentive
absentmindedly	abse̊ntmīndėdlẏ	ab-sent-mind-ed-ly	ab-se̊nt-mīnd-ėd-lẏ	adv. in an absentminded or preoccupied manner
mastermind	maste̊rmīnd	mast-er-mind	mast-e̊r-mīnd	v. plan and direct (a complex undertaking)
mineral	mine̊rål	min-er-al	min-e̊r-ål	n. a solid natural substance that is not animal or plant a. relating to minerals
minestrone	mine̊strōnē	minestrone	mine̊strōnē	n. soup made with a variety of vegetables
mingy	mingẏ	ming-y	ming-ẏ	a. mean and stingy
mingle	mingle	mingle	mingle	v. get involved or mixed-up with
mingled	mingl𝕖d	mingl-ed	mingl-𝕖d	v. to bring or combine together or with something else
mingling	mingling	mingl-ing	mingl-ing	n. the action of people mingling and coming into contact
mingles	mingl𝕖ṡ	mingle-s	mingl𝕖-ṡ
commingle	co̊mmingle	com-mingle	co̊m-mingle	v. mix or blend
commingled	commingl𝕖d	com-mingl-ed	com-mingl-𝕖d	v mix or blend v mix together different elements
commingling	commingling	com-mingl-ing	com-mingl-ing	v. mix or blend together
intermingle	inte̊rmingle	inter-mingle	inte̊r-mingle	v. to mix together
intermingled	inte̊rmingl𝕖d	inter-mingl-ed	inte̊r-mingl-𝕖d	v combine into one
intermingling	inte̊rmingling	inter-mingl-ing	inte̊r-mingl-ing	v. mix or blend together
mini	minĩ	mini	minĩ	n. something very small of its kind, especially a very short skirt a. very small
mini-skirt	mini-ski̊rt	mini-skirt	mini-ski̊rt	n. a very short skirt
minimal	mini̊mål	minim-al	mini̊m-ål	a. of the smallest possible amount
minimus	minimůs	minim-us	minim-ůs	n. the fifth digit; the little finger or little toe
minimalism	mini̊måliṡm	minim-al-ism	mini̊m-ål-iṡm	n. an art movement emphasizing extreme simplification of form and color since the 1950s
minimalist	mini̊målist	minim-al-ist	mini̊m-ål-ist	n. a person who favors minimalism
minimally	mini̊mållẏ	minim-al-ly	mini̊m-ål-lẏ	adv. to a minimal degree
minimization	minimīzātio̊n	minim-iz-at-ion	minim-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of reducing something to the least possible amount or degree
minimalistic	mini̊målistic	minim-al-ist-ic	mini̊m-ål-ist-ic	a. of or relating to minimalism; characterized by extreme simplicity
miniscule	miniscūle	minis-cule	minis-cūle	a. very small
mink	mink	mink	mink	n. slender-bodied semiaquatic mammal having partially webbed feet; valued for its fur
Minneapolis	Minnēapo̊lis	Minneapolis	Minnēapo̊lis	n. the largest city in Minnesota
Minnesota	Minnėsōtå	Minnesota	Minnėsōtå	n. a state in the midwestern United States
minnow	minnōw	minnow	minnōw	n. a very small freshwater fish
minoan	mi̊nōan	minoan	mi̊nōan	a. of or relating to the Minoan civilization of Crete n. an inhabitant of ancient Crete
minster	minste̊r	minster	minste̊r	n. any of certain cathedrals and large churches; originally connected to a monastery
minstrel	minstre̊l	minstrel	minstre̊l	n. a performer in a minstrel show n. a medieval singer or musician
minstrelsy	minstre̊lsẏ	minstrel-sy	minstre̊l-sẏ	n. the art of a minstrel
mint	mint	mint	mint	n. any north temperate plant of the genus Mentha with aromatic leaves n. a facility that coins money
mints	mints	mint-s	mint-s
minty	mintẏ	mint-y	mint-ẏ	a. relating to or suggestive of mint
catmint	catmint	cat-mint	cat-mint	n. a hairy aromatic perennial herb attractive to cats
minuscule	minůscūle	minuscule	minůscūle	a. extremely small
minx	minx	minx	minx	n. a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men
minyan	minyàn	minyan	minyàn	n. the quorum required by Jewish law to be present for public worship
miocene	mīo̊cēne	mio-cene	mīo̊-cēne	a. relating to the Miocene geological epoch
miracle	miråcle	mir-acle	mir-åcle	n. an extraordinary event that is not explainable by natural or scientific laws
mirage	mi̊ràge	mir-age	mi̊r-àge	n. an optical illusion caused by atmospheric refraction distorting distant objects n. something illusory and unattainable
mired	mīr𝕖d	mir-ed	mīr-𝕖d	a. entangled or stuck in mud or a difficult situation
miry	mīrẏ	mir-y	mīr-ẏ	a. muddy and wet
miraculous	mi̊racūlo̊us	mir-acul-ous	mi̊r-acūl-o̊us	a. occurring through divine intervention; remarkable
miracles	miråcl𝕖ṡ	mir-acle-s	mir-åcl𝕖-ṡ
miraculously	mi̊racūlo̊uslẏ	mir-acul-ous-ly	mi̊r-acūl-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a miraculous manner
admire	ådmīre	ad-mire	åd-mīre	v. to regard with respect, pleasure, or approval
admirable	admi̊råble	ad-mir-able	ad-mi̊r-åble	a. deserving admiration or respect
admiral	admi̊rål	ad-mir-al	ad-mi̊r-ål	n. the supreme commander of a fleet; a naval officer of high rank
admired	ådmīr𝕖d	ad-mir-ed	åd-mīr-𝕖d	a. regarded with admiration
admirer	admīre̊r	ad-mir-er	ad-mīr-e̊r	n. a person who admires; someone who esteems or respects
admiring	admīring	ad-mir-ing	ad-mīr-ing	v feel admiration for v look at with admiration
admirably	admi̊råblẏ	ad-mirab-ly	ad-mi̊råb-lẏ	adv. in an admirable manner
admires	ådmīr𝕖ṡ	ad-mire-s	åd-mīr𝕖-ṡ
admiration	admi̊rātio̊n	ad-mir-at-ion	ad-mi̊r-āt-io̊n	n. a feeling of respect and approval
admiringly	admīringlẏ	ad-mir-ing-ly	ad-mīr-ing-lẏ	adv. with admiration
admiralty	admi̊råltẏ	ad-mir-al-ty	ad-mi̊r-ål-tẏ	n. the department in charge of the navy in some nations
mire	mīre	mire	mīre	n. a soft wet area of low-lying land n. a difficult situation v. to cause to get stuck
quagmire	quagmīre	quag-mire	quag-mīre	n. a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
mirin	mirin	mirin	mirin	n. a sweet Japanese rice wine used in cooking
mirror	mirro̊r	mirr-or	mirr-o̊r	n. a reflective surface that forms an image v. reflect something as in a mirror
mirrored	mirro̊r𝕖d	mirr-or-ed	mirr-o̊r-𝕖d	a. like or characteristic of a mirror image
mirroring	mirro̊ring	mirr-or-ing	mirr-o̊r-ing	v. reflect as if in a mirror v. reflect or resemble
mirrors	mirro̊rṡ	mirr-or-s	mirr-o̊r-ṡ
mirth	mi̊rth	mirth	mi̊rth	n. great merriment
mirthful	mi̊rthfůl	mirth-ful	mi̊rth-fůl	a. full of or showing high-spirited merriment
mirthless	mi̊rthlėss	mirth-less	mi̊rth-lėss	a. lacking mirth
mirthlessly	mi̊rthle̊sslẏ	mirth-less-ly	mi̊rth-le̊ss-lẏ	adv. without mirth or laughter
miser	mīṡe̊r	mis-er	mīṡ-e̊r	n. a stingy hoarder of money and possessions (often living miserably)
misery	miṡe̊rẏ	mis-ery	miṡ-e̊rẏ	n. a state of great unhappiness or suffering
miserable	miṡe̊råble	mis-er-able	miṡ-e̊r-åble	a. very unhappy or uncomfortable a. of poor quality
miseries	miṡe̊ri𝕖ṡ	mis-er-ies	miṡ-e̊r-i𝕖ṡ
miserly	mīṡe̊rlẏ	mis-er-ly	mīṡ-e̊r-lẏ	a. (used of persons or behavior) characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity
miserabler	miṡe̊råble̊r	mis-er-abl-er	miṡ-e̊r-åbl-e̊r
miserablest	miṡe̊råblėst	mis-er-abl-est	miṡ-e̊r-åbl-ėst
miserably	miṡe̊råblẏ	mis-er-ab-ly	miṡ-e̊r-åb-lẏ	adv. in a miserable manner
promise	promise	pro-mise	pro-mise	n. a declaration or assurance that one will do something v. assure someone that one will certainly do something
promised	promi̊s𝕖ḋ	pro-mis-ed	pro-mi̊s-𝕖ḋ	a. assured or agreed to be given
promising	promising	pro-mis-ing	pro-mis-ing	a. showing signs of future success
promises	promisėṡ	pro-mise-s	pro-misė-ṡ
promisingly	promisinglẏ	pro-mis-ing-ly	pro-mis-ing-lẏ	adv. in an auspicious manner
compromise	compro̊mīse	com-pro-mise	com-pro̊-mīse	n. an agreement reached by each side giving up something v. to reach an agreement by making concessions
compromised	compro̊mīṡ𝕖d	com-pro-mis-ed	com-pro̊-mīṡ-𝕖d	a. having made a concession; exposed to danger
compromising	compro̊mīṡing	com-pro-mis-ing	com-pro̊-mīṡ-ing	a. making or willing to make concessions a. vulnerable to danger especially of discredit or suspicion
compromiser	compro̊mīṡe̊r	com-pro-mise-r	com-pro̊-mīṡe̊-r	n. a negotiator willing to compromise
compromises	compro̊mīṡėṡ	com-pro-mise-s	com-pro̊-mīṡė-ṡ
unpromising	ûnpromising	un-pro-mis-ing	ûn-pro-mis-ing	a. unlikely to bring about favorable results or enjoyment
uncompromised	ûncompromi̊s𝕖ḋ	un-com-pro-mis-ed	ûn-com-pro-mi̊s-𝕖ḋ	a. not compromised or weakened
uncompromising	ûncompro̊mīṡing	un-com-pro-mis-ing	ûn-com-pro̊-mīṡ-ing	a. not making concessions
uncompromisingly	ûncompro̊mīsinglẏ	un-com-pro-mis-ing-ly	ûn-com-pro̊-mīs-ing-lẏ	adv. in an uncompromising manner
immunocompromised	immūnōcompro̊mīṡ𝕖d	im-mun-o-com-pro-mis-ed	im-mūn-ō-com-pro̊-mīṡ-𝕖d	a. unable to develop a normal immune response due to malnutrition or immunodeficiency
miscible	misci̊ble	misc-ible	misc-i̊ble	a. capable of being mixed
promiscuity	prōmiscūitẏ	pro-miscu-ity	prō-miscū-itẏ	n. indulging in casual and indiscriminate sexual relations
promiscuous	prōmiscūo̊us	pro-misc-u-ous	prō-misc-ū-o̊us	a. not selective of a single class or person
promiscuously	pro̊miscūo̊uslẏ	pro-misc-u-ous-ly	pro̊-misc-ū-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in an indiscriminate manner
demise	dėmīṡe	de-mise	dė-mīṡe	n. a person's death n. the end of something
premise	premise	pre-mise	pre-mise	n. a statement assumed to be true for argument n. a building and its grounds
premises	premi̊s𝕖ṡ	pre-mise-s	pre-mi̊s𝕖-ṡ	n. a building or part of a building
miserliness	mīse̊rlinėss	mis-er-li-ness	mīs-e̊r-li-nėss	n. total lack of generosity with money
commiserate	co̊mmise̊rāte	com-mis-er-ate	co̊m-mis-e̊r-āte	v. to feel or express sympathy or compassion
commiseration	co̊mmiṡe̊rātio̊n	com-mis-er-at-ion	co̊m-miṡ-e̊r-āt-io̊n	n. a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
mishmash	mishmash	mish-mash	mish-mash	n. a motley assortment of things
miso	mĩsō	miso	mĩsō	n. a thick fermented soybean paste used in Japanese cooking for soups and sauces
misoneist	misōnēist	miso-ne-ist	misō-nē-ist	n. a person who hates innovation or change
Miss	Miss	Miss	Miss	vt. to fail to hit, reach, or catch something vt. to feel the absence or loss of someone or something n. a title for an unmarried woman or girl
Miss.		Miss.		n. a title for an unmarried woman
missal	missål	miss-al	miss-ål	n. (Roman Catholic) a book of prayers needed to celebrate Mass throughout the year
missed	miss𝕖ḋ	miss-ed	miss-𝕖ḋ	a. not caught with the senses or the mind; not attended
misses	missėṡ	miss-es	miss-ėṡ
missile	missi̊le	miss-ile	miss-i̊le	n. a weapon directed at a target n. an object thrown or projected
missing	missing	miss-ing	miss-ing	a. not present or cannot be found
mission	missio̊n	miss-ion	miss-io̊n	n. an important task or purpose n. a group of people sent to a foreign country for a special purpose
missive	missive	miss-ive	miss-ive	n. a written message addressed to a person or organization
missus	missu̇ṡ	miss-us	miss-u̇ṡ	n. (informal) one's wife
missy	missẏ	miss-y	miss-ẏ	n. a young woman
missionary	missio̊nårẏ	miss-ion-ary	miss-io̊n-årẏ	n. a person sent on a religious mission to promote Christianity in a foreign country a. relating to or connected with a religious mission
missiles	missīl𝕖ṡ	miss-ile-s	miss-īl𝕖-ṡ
missions	missio̊nṡ	miss-ion-s	miss-io̊n-ṡ
missionization	missio̊nīzātio̊n	miss-ion-iz-at-ion	miss-io̊n-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of converting to a religious mission
amiss	åmiss	a-miss	å-miss	a. not functioning properly adv. in an improper or mistaken manner
admissible	ådmissi̊ble	ad-miss-ible	åd-miss-i̊ble	a. deserving to be admitted
admission	ådmissio̊n	ad-miss-ion	åd-miss-io̊n	n. the act of admitting someone to enter n. an acknowledgment of the truth of something
admissions	ådmissio̊nṡ	ad-miss-ion-s	åd-miss-io̊n-ṡ
admissibility	ådmissi̊bili̊tẏ	ad-miss-ib-i-li-ty	åd-miss-i̊b-i-li̊-tẏ	n. acceptability by virtue of being admissible
commissar	commi̊ssàr	com-miss-ar	com-mi̊ss-àr	n. a Communist Party official assigned to teach party principles to a military unit
commissariat	commissåriåt	com-miss-ariat	com-miss-åriåt	n. a stock or supply of foods
commissary	commi̊ssarẏ	com-miss-ary	com-mi̊ss-arẏ	n. a retail store that sells equipment and provisions to military personnel
commission	co̊mmissio̊n	com-miss-ion	co̊m-miss-io̊n	n. a fee for services rendered based on a percentage of an amount received n. the act of granting authority to undertake certain functions v. put into commission
commissioned	co̊mmissio̊n𝕖d	com-miss-ion-ed	co̊m-miss-io̊n-𝕖d	a. holding by virtue of a commission a rank of second lieutenant or above
commissioner	co̊mmissio̊ne̊r	com-miss-ion-er	co̊m-miss-io̊n-e̊r	n. a person in charge of a government department
commissioning	co̊mmissio̊ning	com-miss-ion-ing	co̊m-miss-io̊n-ing	n. the act of granting authority to undertake certain functions
commissions	co̊mmissio̊nṡ	com-miss-ion-s	co̊m-miss-io̊n-ṡ
commissioners	co̊mmissio̊ne̊rṡ	com-miss-ion-er-s	co̊m-miss-io̊n-e̊r-ṡ
dismiss	dismiss	dis-miss	dis-miss	v. bar from attention or consideration v. end one's encounter with somebody by causing or permitting the person to leave
dismissal	dismissål	dis-miss-al	dis-miss-ål	n. the act of removing someone from a job; the rejection of a case
dismissed	dismiss𝕖ḋ	dis-miss-ed	dis-miss-𝕖ḋ	v. bar from attention or consideration v. terminate the employment of
dismisses	dismissėṡ	dis-miss-es	dis-miss-ėṡ
dismissing	dismissing	dis-miss-ing	dis-miss-ing
dismissive	dismissive	dis-miss-ive	dis-miss-ive	a. showing indifference or disregard
dismissively	dismissiv𝕖lẏ	dis-miss-ive-ly	dis-miss-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a dismissive manner
emission	ėmissio̊n	e-miss-ion	ė-miss-io̊n	n. the act of emitting; causing to flow forth n. a substance that is emitted
emissivity	emissivitẏ	e-miss-iv-ity	e-miss-iv-itẏ	n. the ability of a surface to emit energy by radiation
intermission	inte̊rmissio̊n	inter-miss-ion	inte̊r-miss-io̊n	n. the act of suspending activity temporarily
manumission	manūmissio̊n	manu-miss-ion	manū-miss-io̊n	n. the formal act of freeing from slavery
omission	ōmissio̊n	o-miss-ion	ō-miss-io̊n	n. something that has been left out n. the act of leaving something out
permissible	pe̊rmissi̊ble	per-miss-ible	pe̊r-miss-i̊ble	a. that may be permitted especially as according to rule
permission	pe̊rmissio̊n	per-miss-ion	pe̊r-miss-io̊n	n. approval to do something; consent
permissive	pe̊rmissive	per-miss-ive	pe̊r-miss-ive	a. granting or inclined to grant permission; not strict
promissory	promi̊ssorẏ	pro-miss-ory	pro-mi̊ss-orẏ	a. relating to or having the character of a promise
permissibility	pe̊rmissi̊bilitẏ	per-miss-ibil-ity	pe̊r-miss-i̊bil-itẏ	n. admissibility as a consequence of being permitted
permissiveness	pe̊rmissiv𝕖nėss	per-miss-ive-ness	pe̊r-miss-iv𝕖-nėss	n. a disposition to allow freedom of choice and behavior
permissions	pe̊rmissio̊nṡ	per-miss-ion-s	pe̊r-miss-io̊n-ṡ
remiss	rēmiss	re-miss	rē-miss	a. failing in what duty requires
remission	rēmissio̊n	re-miss-ion	rē-miss-io̊n	n. a reduction in the severity of something
submission	sůbmissio̊n	sub-miss-ion	sůb-miss-io̊n	n. the act of submitting; surrendering power to another n. something submitted for the judgment of others
submissive	sůbmissive	sub-miss-ive	sůb-miss-ive	a. inclined or willing to submit to orders or wishes of others
submissively	sůbmissiv𝕖lẏ	sub-miss-ive-ly	sůb-miss-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a servile manner
submissiveness	sůbmissiv𝕖nėss	sub-miss-ive-ness	sůb-miss-iv𝕖-nėss	n. the trait of being willing to yield to the will of another person or superior force
transmissible	transmissi̊ble	trans-miss-ible	trans-miss-i̊ble	a. capable of being transmitted, especially by infection
transmission	transmissio̊n	trans-miss-ion	trans-miss-io̊n	n. the act or process of transmitting something n. the mechanism that transmits power from a vehicle's engine to its wheels
transmissibility	transmissi̊bilitẏ	trans-miss-ibil-ity	trans-miss-i̊bil-itẏ	n. the quality of being transmissible
decommission	dēco̊mmissio̊n	de-com-miss-ion	dē-co̊m-miss-io̊n	v. withdraw from active service
decommissioned	dēco̊mmissio̊n𝕖d	de-com-miss-ion-ed	dē-co̊m-miss-io̊n-𝕖d	v. withdraw from active service
decommissioning	dēco̊mmissio̊ning	de-com-miss-ion-ing	dē-co̊m-miss-io̊n-ing	n. the process of withdrawing something from active service
inadmissible	inådmissi̊ble	in-ad-miss-ible	in-åd-miss-i̊ble	a. not deserving to be admitted
impermissible	impe̊rmissible	im-per-miss-ible	im-pe̊r-miss-ible	a. not permitted; not allowable
impermissibly	impe̊rmissi̊blẏ	im-per-miss-ib-ly	im-pe̊r-miss-i̊b-lẏ	adv. not permissibly
noncommissioned	nonco̊mmissio̊n𝕖d	non-com-miss-ion-ed	non-co̊m-miss-io̊n-𝕖d	a. of military officers appointed from enlisted personnel
readmission	rēadmissio̊n	re-ad-miss-ion	rē-ad-miss-io̊n	n. the act of admitting someone again
retransmission	rētranṡmissio̊n	re-trans-miss-ion	rē-tranṡ-miss-io̊n	n. the act of transmitting again
miss	miss			vt. to fail to hit, reach, or catch something vt. to feel the absence or loss of someone or something n. a title for an unmarried woman or girl
missiology	missiolo̊gẏ	missi-o-logy	missi-o-lo̊gẏ	n. the study of the mission of the church, especially missionary work
Mississippi	Mississippĩ	Mississippi	Mississippĩ	n. a state in the southern United States; a major river
mississippian	mississippiån	mississippian	mississippiån	a. of or relating to Mississippi or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Mississippi
Missouri	Mi̊sṡoūrĩ	Missouri	Mi̊sṡoūrĩ	n. a state in the central United States
mist	mist	mist	mist	n. a thin fog caused by small drops of water in the air v. to cover or become covered with mist
misted	mistėd	mist-ed	mist-ėd	v. become covered with mist v. spray finely or cover with mist
Mister	Miste̊r	Mist-er	Mist-e̊r	n. a form of address for a man
misting	misting	mist-ing	mist-ing	v. become covered with mist v. spray finely or cover with mist
misty	mistẏ	mist-y	mist-ẏ	a. full of or covered with mist a. unclear or blurry
mister	miste̊r			n. a form of address for a man
mistletoe	mis𝕥letōe	mistletoe	mis𝕥letōe	n. a parasitic shrub with leathery leaves and white berries; the Christmas mistletoe
mistress	mistrėss	mistr-ess	mistr-ėss	n. a woman who has control or authority n. a woman having an extramarital sexual relationship
mistrial	mistrīål	mistr-i-al	mistr-ī-ål	n. a trial that is invalid or inconclusive
mistral	mistrål	mistral	mistrål	n. a strong cold north wind in southern France
miter	mīte̊r	mit-er	mīt-e̊r	n. a liturgical headdress worn by bishops on formal occasions v. bevel the edges of, to make a miter joint
mitered	mīte̊r𝕖d	miter-ed	mīte̊r-𝕖d	v. bevel the edges of to make a miter joint v. fit together in a miter joint
mitosis	mītōsis	mit-osis	mīt-ōsis	n. cell division producing nuclei with the same number of chromosomes
mitre	mitrē	mit-re	mit-rē	n. a liturgical headdress worn by bishops on formal occasions n. a joint that forms a corner; usually both sides are bevelled at a 45-degree angle
admit	ådmit	ad-mit	åd-mit	vt. to confess to be true vt. to allow to enter vi. to confess or acknowledge
admittance	ådmittånce	ad-mitt-ance	åd-mitt-ånce	n. the right to enter
admitted	ådmitt𝕖d	ad-mitt-ed	åd-mitt-𝕖d	a. acknowledged or confessed
admitting	admitting	ad-mitt-ing	ad-mitt-ing	v. confessing to be true; acknowledging
admits	ådmits	ad-mit-s	åd-mit-s
admittedly	admittėdlẏ	ad-mitt-ed-ly	ad-mitt-ėd-lẏ	adv. as acknowledged; by general admission
commit	co̊mmit	com-mit	co̊m-mit	v. carry out a harmful or illegal act v. pledge or bind oneself to a certain course or policy
committed	co̊mmittėd	com-mitt-ed	co̊m-mitt-ėd	a. devoted to a cause or goal
committing	co̊mmitting	com-mitt-ing	co̊m-mitt-ing
commitment	co̊mmitme̊nt	com-mit-ment	co̊m-mit-me̊nt	n. a pledge or promise to do something n. dedication to a cause or responsibility
commits	co̊mmits	com-mit-s	co̊m-mit-s
commitments	co̊mmitme̊nts	com-mit-ment-s	co̊m-mit-me̊nt-s
emit	ėmit	e-mit	ė-mit	v. to send out light, heat, sound, or gas
emitted	ėmitt𝕖d	e-mitt-ed	ė-mitt-𝕖d	v. give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation
emitter	ėmitte̊r	e-mitt-er	ė-mitt-e̊r	n. an electrode in a transistor where electrons originate
intermit	inte̊rmit	inter-mit	inte̊r-mit	v. to stop temporarily; to suspend
imitate	imitāte	i-mit-ate	i-mit-āte	v. to copy someone's behavior or appearance
imitation	imitātio̊n	i-mit-at-ion	i-mit-āt-io̊n	n. the act of copying someone or something n. a copy or reproduction
manumit	manūmit	manu-mit	manū-mit	vt. to release from slavery
omit	ōmit	o-mit	ō-mit	v. to leave out or not include
omitted	ōmitt𝕖d	o-mitt-ed	ō-mitt-𝕖d	a. left out or not included
permit	pe̊rmit	per-mit	pe̊r-mit	v. give authorization or consent to n. an official document giving permission
permitted	pe̊rmitt𝕖d	per-mitt-ed	pe̊r-mitt-𝕖d	v. consent to, give permission
permittee	pe̊rmittēe	per-mitt-ee	pe̊r-mitt-ēe	n. one to whom a permit is given
permits	pe̊rmits	per-mit-s	pe̊r-mit-s
remit	rēmit	re-mit	rē-mit	v. send (money) in payment v. cancel or refrain from exacting (a debt or penalty) n. the scope or authority of a task
remittance	rēmittånce	re-mitt-ance	rē-mitt-ånce	n. a payment of money sent to a person in another place
remittent	rėmitte̊nt	re-mitt-ent	rė-mitt-e̊nt	a. characterized by periods of abatement
submit	sůbmit	sub-mit	sůb-mit	v. to present something for consideration or judgment v. to yield to the authority or will of another
submittal	sůbmittål	sub-mitt-al	sůb-mitt-ål	n. something submitted for consideration
submitted	sůbmitt𝕖d	sub-mitt-ed	sůb-mitt-𝕖d	v. refer for judgment or consideration v. yield to the control of another
submitting	sůbmitting	sub-mitt-ing	sůb-mitt-ing
submits	sůbmits	sub-mit-s	sůb-mit-s
transmit	transmit	trans-mit	trans-mit	v. to pass something from one place or person to another v. to broadcast or send out electronic signals
transmittable	tranṡmittåble	trans-mitt-able	tranṡ-mitt-åble	a. capable of being transmitted by infection
transmittal	transmittål	trans-mitt-al	trans-mitt-ål	n. the act of sending a message; causing a message to be transmitted
transmittance	transmittånce	trans-mitt-ance	trans-mitt-ånce	n. the fraction of radiant energy that passes through a substance
transmitted	transmittėd	trans-mitt-ed	trans-mitt-ėd	a. sent from one person or place to another; passed through a family by heredity
transmitter	transmitte̊r	trans-mitt-er	trans-mitt-e̊r	n. a device used to broadcast radio or TV signals n. a person or thing that transmits something
transmitting	transmitting	trans-mitt-ing	trans-mitt-ing	v. transfer to another v. send from one person or place to another
intromit	intrōmit	in-tro-mit	in-trō-mit	vt. to introduce or insert
noncommittal	nonco̊mmittål	non-com-mitt-al	non-co̊m-mitt-ål	a. not expressing a clear opinion
noncommittally	noncommittållẏ	non-com-mitt-al-ly	non-com-mitt-ål-lẏ	adv. in a noncommittal manner; without committing oneself
readmit	rēadmit	re-ad-mit	rē-ad-mit	v. admit anew
recommit	rėcommit	re-com-mit	rė-com-mit	v. commit once again, as of a crime v. send back to a committee
recommitment	rėcommitme̊nt	re-com-mit-ment	rė-com-mit-me̊nt	n. a renewed commitment
resubmit	rēsůbmit	re-sub-mit	rē-sůb-mit	v submit (information) again to a program or automatic system
retransmit	rētranṡmit	re-trans-mit	rē-tranṡ-mit	v. transmit again
uncommitted	ûnco̊mmittėd	un-com-mitt-ed	ûn-co̊m-mitt-ėd	a. not bound or pledged
unpermitted	ûnpe̊rmittėd	un-per-mitt-ed	ûn-pe̊r-mitt-ėd	a. not permitted or allowed
unremitting	ûnrėmitting	un-re-mitt-ing	ûn-rė-mitt-ing	a. uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
unremittingly	ûnrėmittinglẏ	un-re-mitt-ing-ly	ûn-rė-mitt-ing-lẏ	adv. in an unremitting manner
mite	mīte	mite	mīte	n. a very small arachnid often infesting animals or plants
mitigant	mitigånt	mitig-ant	mitig-ånt	a. serving to reduce the severity of something
mitigate	miti̊gāte	mitig-ate	miti̊g-āte	v. to make less severe or harsh
mitigating	miti̊gāting	mitig-at-ing	miti̊g-āt-ing	a. lessening the seriousness of something
mitigation	mitigātio̊n	mitig-at-ion	mitig-āt-io̊n	n. the action of reducing severity
unmitigated	ûnmiti̊gātėd	un-mitig-at-ed	ûn-miti̊g-āt-ėd	a. absolute and unqualified; not diminished or moderated
mitochondrion	mīto̊c𝕙ondrio̊n	mitochondr-ion	mīto̊c𝕙ondr-io̊n	n. an organelle containing enzymes responsible for producing energy
mitochondria	mīto̊c𝕙ondriå	mitochondria	mīto̊c𝕙ondriå	n. an organelle responsible for producing energy in a cell
mitomycin	mīto̊mȳcin	mitomycin	mīto̊mȳcin	n. an antibiotic used as an anticancer drug
mitotic	mītotic	mitot-ic	mītot-ic	a. of or relating to or undergoing mitosis
mitral	mītrål	mitr-al	mītr-ål	a. of or relating to or located in or near the mitral valve a. relating to or resembling the miter worn by some clerics
mitt	mitt	mitt	mitt	n the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb n the handwear used by fielders in playing baseball
mitten	mitte̊n	mitt-en	mitt-e̊n	n. glove that encases the thumb separately and the other four fingers together
mittened	mitte̊n𝕖d	mitt-en-ed	mitt-e̊n-𝕖d	a. wearing mittens
committee	co̊mmittēe	com-mitt-ee	co̊m-mitt-ēe	n. a group of people appointed for a specific function
committees	co̊mmittēeṡ	com-mitt-ee-s	co̊m-mitt-ēe-ṡ
intermittency	inte̊rmitte̊ncẏ	inter-mitt-ency	inte̊r-mitt-e̊ncẏ	n. the quality of being intermittent; subject to interruption or periodic stopping
intermittent	inte̊rmitte̊nt	inter-mitt-ent	inte̊r-mitt-e̊nt	a. stopping and starting at irregular intervals
intermittently	inte̊rmitte̊ntlẏ	inter-mitt-ent-ly	inte̊r-mitt-e̊nt-lẏ	adv. in an intermittent manner
subcommittee	sûbco̊mmittēe	sub-com-mitt-ee	sûb-co̊m-mitt-ēe	n. a subset of committee members organized for a specific purpose
mitzvah	mitzvå𝕙	mitzvah	mitzvå𝕙	n. a good deed; a precept of Jewish law
mix	mix	mix	mix	v. combine or put together to form one substance or mass n. a combination of different things
mixed	mix𝕖ḋ	mix-ed	mix-𝕖ḋ	a. consisting of different kinds
mixer	mixe̊r	mix-er	mix-e̊r	n. a device for mixing; a social gathering
mixes	mixėṡ	mix-es	mix-ėṡ
mixing	mixing	mix-ing	mix-ing	n. the act of mixing together
mixt	mixt	mix-t	mix-t
mixture	mixtůre	mixt-ure	mixt-ůre	n. a substance consisting of two or more substances mixed together
mixers	mixe̊rṡ	mix-er-s	mix-e̊r-ṡ
admix	admix	ad-mix	ad-mix	vt. to mix or blend together
admixture	admixtůre	ad-mixt-ure	ad-mixt-ůre	n. an additional ingredient that is added by mixing with the base
intermix	inte̊rmix	inter-mix	inte̊r-mix	v. combine into one; mix together
premixed	premix𝕖ḋ	pre-mix-ed	pre-mix-𝕖ḋ	a. mixed in advance
remix	rēmix	re-mix	rē-mix	vt. To mix again or repeatedly.
unmixed	ûnmix𝕖ḋ	un-mix-ed	ûn-mix-𝕖ḋ	s not mixed with extraneous elements s not constituting a compound
mm		mm		n. a metric unit of length equal to one thousandth of a meter
mmm		mmm		int. used to express satisfaction or agreement
mmmm		mmmm		int. used to express pleasure, satisfaction, or agreement
mnemonic	𝕞nėmonic	mnemon-ic	𝕞nėmon-ic	n. a device used to aid recall a. of or relating to aiding the memory
mnemonics	𝕞nėmonics	mnemon-ic-s	𝕞nėmon-ic-s	n. techniques for improving memory
amnesia	amnēs̃i̊å	a-mnes-ia	a-mnēs̃-i̊å	n. partial or total loss of memory
amnesiac	amnēṡiac	a-mnes-iac	a-mnēṡ-iac	n. a person suffering from amnesia a. suffering from a partial loss of memory
amnesty	amne̊stẏ	a-mnes-ty	a-mne̊s-tẏ	n. an official pardon for people convicted of political offenses
moa	mōå	moa	mōå	n. extinct flightless bird of New Zealand
moan	mōan	moan	mōan	n. a long, low sound expressing pain or sorrow v. make a moan
moaning	mōaning	moan-ing	mōan-ing	v. indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure
bemoan	bėmōan	be-moan	bė-mōan	v regret strongly
moat	mōat	moat	mōat	n. ditch dug as a fortification and usually filled with water
mob	mob	mob	mob	n. a large disorderly crowd of people v. to crowd around someone in a disorderly way
mobbed	mobb𝕖d	mobb-ed	mobb-𝕖d	v. press tightly together or cram
mobile	mōbile	mob-ile	mōb-ile	a. able to move or be moved freely n. a decorative structure suspended so that it moves freely in the air
mobs	mobṡ	mob-s	mob-ṡ
mobster	mobste̊r	mob-ster	mob-ste̊r	n. a criminal who is a member of a gang
mobilise	mo̊biliṡe	mob-il-ise	mo̊b-il-iṡe	vt. to organize and prepare for action
mobility	mōbili̊tẏ	mob-il-ity	mōb-il-i̊tẏ	n. the ability to move or be moved easily
mobilize	mōbilīze	mob-il-ize	mōb-il-īze	v. to organize people for a particular purpose
mobilized	mōbi̊līz𝕖d	mob-il-iz-ed	mōb-i̊l-īz-𝕖d	v. make ready for action or use
mobilizing	mōbi̊līzing	mob-il-iz-ing	mōb-i̊l-īz-ing	v make ready for action or use v call to arms; of military personnel v get ready for war v cause to move around
mobilization	mōbi̊li̊zātio̊n	mob-il-iz-at-ion	mōb-i̊l-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. act of assembling and putting into readiness for war or other emergency n. act of organizing and making ready for use
demobilize	dėmōbi̊līze	de-mob-il-ize	dė-mōb-i̊l-īze	v. release from military service or remove from the active list of military service v. retire from military service
demobilization	dēmōbi̊līzātio̊n	de-mob-il-iz-at-ion	dē-mōb-i̊l-īz-āt-io̊n	n. transitioning from war to peace, including disbanding troops
immobile	immōbi̊le	im-mob-ile	im-mōb-i̊le	a. not capable of movement or of being moved
immobility	immōbilitẏ	im-mob-il-ity	im-mōb-il-itẏ	n. the quality of not moving
immobilize	immōbi̊līze	im-mob-il-ize	im-mōb-i̊l-īze	v. make defenseless v. convert assets into fixed capital
immobilized	immōbi̊līz𝕖d	im-mob-il-iz-ed	im-mōb-i̊l-īz-𝕖d	v. cause to be unable to move
immobilization	immōbilīzātio̊n	im-mob-il-iz-at-ion	im-mōb-il-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the act of limiting movement or making incapable of movement
moccasin	moccåsin	moccasin	moccåsin	n. a soft leather shoe; originally worn by Native Americans
mocha	mōc𝕙å	mocha	mōc𝕙å	n. a flavoring made from coffee mixed with chocolate n. a superior dark coffee made from beans from Arabia
mochi	mochi	mochi	mochi	n. a Japanese rice cake made from glutinous rice
mock	mock	mock	mock	v. treat with ridicule or contempt a. not real but intended to look real
mocked	mock𝕖ḋ	mock-ed	mock-𝕖ḋ
mockery	mocke̊rẏ	mock-ery	mock-e̊rẏ	n. ridicule or contempt shown by mockery n. a ridiculous imitation
mocking	mocking	mock-ing	mock-ing	a. making fun of someone in a cruel way
mocks	mocks	mock-s	mock-s
mockingly	mockinglẏ	mock-ing-ly	mock-ing-lẏ	adv. in a disrespectful and mocking manner
mod	mod	mod	mod	a. relating to a recently developed fashion or style
mode	mōde	mode	mōde	n. a particular functioning condition or arrangement n. any of various fixed orders of the various diatonic notes within an octave n. a classification of propositions based on necessity, possibility, or impossibility
modal	mōdål	mod-al	mōd-ål	a. relating to or expressing the mood of a verb a. of or relating to a musical mode
model	mode̊l	mod-el	mod-e̊l	n. a representation of something, often on a smaller scale n. a person employed to display clothes or products vt. to fashion or shape
modern	mode̊rn	mod-ern	mod-e̊rn	a. of the present or recent times n. a person who has modern ideas
modest	modėst	mod-est	mod-ėst	a. marked by simplicity; having a humble opinion of yourself a. not large but sufficient in size or amount a. free from pomp or affectation
modify	modifȳ	mod-ify	mod-ifȳ	vt. to make changes or alterations to something vt. to make less extreme or severe
modish	mōdish	mod-ish	mōd-ish	a. in the current fashion or style
modes	mōd𝕖ṡ	mode-s	mōd𝕖-ṡ
module	modūle	mod-ule	mod-ūle	n. a self-contained unit or component of a larger system
modus	mōdůs	mod-us	mōd-ůs	n. a way of doing something; a method
moderate	mode̊rȧte	mod-er-ate	mod-e̊r-ȧte	a. within reasonable limits; not extreme v. to make less extreme or intense
modular	modūlår	mod-ul-ar	mod-ūl-år	a. constructed with standardized units allowing flexibility
modulate	modūlāte	mod-ul-ate	mod-ūl-āte	v. adjust the pitch, tone, or volume of v. vary the frequency, amplitude, or phase of electromagnetic waves
modicum	modicům	mod-i-cum	mod-i-cům	n. a small or moderate amount
modeled	mode̊l𝕖d	mod-el-ed	mod-e̊l-𝕖d	a. resembling sculpture
modeler	mode̊le̊r	mod-el-er	mod-e̊l-e̊r	n. a person who creates models
modality	mo̊dali̊tẏ	mod-al-ity	mo̊d-al-i̊tẏ	n. a particular sense; a method of therapy
modeling	mode̊ling	mod-el-ing	mod-e̊l-ing	n. the activity of making models n. the profession of being a model
modelling	mōdèlling	mod-ell-ing	mōd-èll-ing	n. the act of representing something v. present participle of model
modernise	mode̊rnīṡe	mod-ern-ise	mod-e̊rn-īṡe	vt. to make modern in appearance or function
modernism	mode̊rniṡm	mod-ern-ism	mod-e̊rn-iṡm	n. genre of art and literature that makes a self-conscious break with previous genres
modernist	mode̊rnist	mod-ern-ist	mod-e̊rn-ist	n. an artist who makes a deliberate break with previous styles
modernity	mode̊rni̊tẏ	mod-ern-ity	mod-e̊rn-i̊tẏ	n. the quality of being current or of the present
modernize	mode̊rnīze	mod-ern-ize	mod-e̊rn-īze	v. to make or become modern
modestly	mode̊stlẏ	mod-est-ly	mod-e̊st-lẏ	adv. in a modest manner
models	mode̊lṡ	mod-el-s	mod-e̊l-ṡ
modulus	modùlůs	mod-ul-us	mod-ùl-ůs	n. an integer dividing without remainder into the difference of two other integers
modesty	modėstẏ	mod-est-y	mod-ėst-ẏ	n. freedom from vanity; formality and propriety of manner
modifiable	modifīåble	mod-if-i-able	mod-if-ī-åble	a. capable of being modified in form, character or strength
modulated	modūlātėd	mod-ul-at-ed	mod-ūl-āt-ėd	a. changed or adjusted in pitch, tone, or volume
modified	modi̊fī𝕖d	mod-i-fi-ed	mod-i̊-fī-𝕖d	a. changed in form or character
modifier	modifīe̊r	mod-i-fi-er	mod-i-fī-e̊r	n. a content word that qualifies the meaning of a noun or verb
modernized	mode̊rnīz𝕖d	mod-ern-iz-ed	mod-e̊rn-īz-𝕖d	a. brought up to date
modernizer	mode̊rnīze̊r	mod-ern-iz-er	mod-e̊rn-īz-e̊r	n. someone who modernizes
moderating	mode̊rāting	mod-er-at-ing	mod-e̊r-āt-ing	a. lessening in intensity or strength
moderation	mode̊rātio̊n	mod-er-at-ion	mod-e̊r-āt-io̊n	n. the quality of being moderate
modulation	modūlātio̊n	mod-ul-at-ion	mod-ūl-āt-io̊n	n. the act of modifying or adjusting; a variation in sound or signal
modernistic	mode̊rnistic	mod-ern-ist-ic	mod-e̊rn-ist-ic	a. relating to a recently developed fashion or style
modernizing	mode̊rnīzing	mod-ern-iz-ing	mod-e̊rn-īz-ing	v. make repairs, renovations, revisions or adjustments to v. become technologically advanced
moderately	mode̊rāt𝕖lẏ	mod-er-ate-ly	mod-e̊r-āt𝕖-lẏ	adv. with moderation; in a moderate manner
moderato	mode̊ràtō	mod-er-at-o	mod-e̊r-àt-ō	a. at a moderate speed (music)
moderator	mode̊rāto̊r	mod-er-at-or	mod-e̊r-āt-o̊r	n. someone who presides over a forum or debate
modulator	modūlāto̊r	mod-ul-at-or	mod-ūl-āt-o̊r	n. a device that modulates a signal or wave
modification	modificātio̊n	mod-i-fic-at-ion	mod-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. a change or alteration
modernization	mode̊rni̊zātio̊n	mod-ern-iz-at-ion	mod-e̊rn-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. making modern in appearance or behavior
bimodal	bīmōdål	bi-mod-al	bī-mōd-ål	a. of a distribution; having or occurring with two modes
commode	co̊mmōde	com-mode	co̊m-mōde	n. a tall elegant chest of drawers n. a plumbing fixture for defecation and urination
commodious	co̊mmōdio̊us	com-mod-ious	co̊m-mōd-io̊us	a. large and roomy (`convenient' is archaic in this sense)
commodity	co̊mmoditẏ	com-mod-ity	co̊m-mod-itẏ	n. a product that can be bought and sold
commodified	co̊mmodi̊fī𝕖d	com-mod-i-fi-ed	co̊m-mod-i̊-fī-𝕖d	a. turned into or treated as a commodity
commodification	co̊mmodificātio̊n	com-mod-i-fic-at-ion	co̊m-mod-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. the process of turning something into a commodity
commoditization	co̊mmoditīzātio̊n	com-mod-it-iz-at-ion	co̊m-mod-it-īz-āt-io̊n	n. the process of making something into a commodity
intermodal	inte̊rmōdål	inter-mod-al	inte̊r-mōd-ål	a. relating to transportation involving more than one mode
immodest	immodėst	im-mod-est	im-mod-ėst	a. having or showing an exaggerated opinion of your importance, ability, etc a. offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance
immodestly	immodėstlẏ	im-modest-ly	im-modėst-lẏ	adv. without modesty; in an immodest manner
immodesty	immodėstẏ	im-modest-y	im-modėst-ẏ	n. the trait of being vain and conceited
immoderate	immode̊rāte	im-mod-er-ate	im-mod-e̊r-āte	a. beyond reasonable limits
immoderately	immode̊råt𝕖lẏ	im-mod-er-ate-ly	im-mod-e̊r-åt𝕖-lẏ	adv. without moderation; in an immoderate manner
multimode	mûltimōde	multi-mode	mûlti-mōde	n. a device or system capable of operating in more than one mode
multimodal	mûltimōdål	multi-mod-al	mûlti-mōd-ål	a. having more than one mode or form
remodel	rēmode̊l	re-mod-el	rē-mod-e̊l	v. to change the structure or form of something
remodeled	rēmode̊l𝕖d	re-mod-el-ed	rē-mod-e̊l-𝕖d	v. do over, as of (part of) a house v. cast or model anew
remodeler	rēmode̊le̊r	re-mod-el-er	rē-mod-e̊l-e̊r	n. a person who remodels buildings or structures
remodeling	rėmode̊ling	re-mod-el-ing	rė-mod-e̊l-ing	n. the act of changing the structure or appearance of something
supermodel	sūpe̊rmode̊l	super-mod-el	sūpe̊r-mod-e̊l	n. a fashion model who has attained the status of a celebrity
ultramodern	ûltråmode̊rn	ultra-mod-ern	ûltrå-mod-e̊rn	a. extremely modern
unmodulated	ûnmodūlātėd	un-mod-ul-at-ed	ûn-mod-ūl-āt-ėd	a. characterized by lack of variation in pitch, tone, or volume
unmodified	ûnmodifī𝕖d	un-mod-i-fi-ed	ûn-mod-i-fī-𝕖d	a. not changed in form or character
accommodate	åccommo̊dāte	ac-com-mod-ate	åc-com-mo̊d-āte	vt. to provide lodging or room for vt. to adjust or adapt to something
accommodating	åccommo̊dāting	ac-com-mod-at-ing	åc-com-mo̊d-āt-ing	a. helpful in bringing about a harmonious adaptation a. obliging; willing to do favors
accommodation	åccommo̊dātio̊n	ac-com-mod-at-ion	åc-com-mo̊d-āt-io̊n	n. a room or place to live or stay n. a settlement of differences; adaptation
accommodative	åccommo̊dātive	ac-com-mod-at-ive	åc-com-mo̊d-āt-ive	a. willing to adjust to differences in order to obtain agreement a. tending to reconcile or accommodate
accommodator	åccommo̊dāto̊r	ac-com-mod-at-or	åc-com-mo̊d-āt-o̊r	n. a person who helps reconcile differences
accommodationist	åccommo̊dātio̊nist	ac-com-mod-at-ion-ist	åc-com-mo̊d-āt-io̊n-ist	n. a person who seeks to accommodate or compromise with an opposing group a. of or relating to accommodationism
discommode	disco̊mmōde	dis-com-mode	dis-co̊m-mōde	vt. to cause inconvenience to
incommode	inco̊mmōde	in-com-mode	in-co̊m-mōde	vt. to cause inconvenience to
incommodious	inco̊mmōdio̊us	in-com-mod-i-ous	in-co̊m-mōd-i-o̊us	a. inconvenient; cramped
modem	mōde̊m	modem	mōde̊m	n. a device that connects a computer to a network
commodore	commo̊dore	com-modore	com-mo̊dore	n. a commissioned naval officer who ranks above a captain and below a rear admiral
transmogrify	transmogrifȳ	trans-mogr-ify	trans-mogr-ifȳ	v change completely the nature or appearance of
mogul	mōgůl	mogul	mōgůl	n. an important or powerful person
mohair	mōhāir	mohair	mōhāir	n. fabric made with yarn made from the silky hair of the Angora goat
mohawk	mōhãwk	mohawk	mōhãwk	n. a member of the Iroquoian people formerly living along the Mohawk River in New York
moiety	moie̊tẏ	moiety	moie̊tẏ	n. one of two (approximately) equal parts n. one of two basic subdivisions of a tribe
moire	moire	moire	moire	n. silk fabric with a wavy surface pattern a. (of silk fabric) having a wavelike pattern
moist	moist	moist	moist	a. slightly wet
moisten	mois𝕥e̊n	moist-en	mois𝕥-e̊n	v. make moist
moister	moiste̊r	moist-er	moist-e̊r
moistest	moistėst	moist-est	moist-ėst
moistly	moistlẏ	moist-ly	moist-lẏ	adv. in a damp manner
moistness	moistne̊ss	moist-ness	moist-ne̊ss	n. a slight wetness
moisture	moistůre	moist-ure	moist-ůre	n. water or other liquid diffused in a small quantity as vapor
moistened	mois𝕥e̊n𝕖d	moist-en-ed	mois𝕥-e̊n-𝕖d	v make moist v moisten with fine drops
moisturise	moistůrīṡe	moist-ur-ise	moist-ůr-īṡe	vt. to add moisture to
moisturize	moistůrīze	moist-ur-ize	moist-ůr-īze	v. make more humid
moisturizer	moistůrīze̊r	moist-ur-iz-er	moist-ůr-īz-e̊r	n. a lotion or cream used to prevent dryness of the skin
moisturizing	moistůrīzing	moist-ur-iz-ing	moist-ůr-īz-ing	a. that adds moisture
mojo	mōjō	mojo	mōjō	n. a magic power or magic spell
mol	mol	mol	mol	n. the basic unit of amount of substance in chemistry
demolish	dėmolish	de-molish	dė-molish	v. destroy completely; pull or tear down
demolished	dėmolish𝕖ḋ	de-molish-ed	dė-molish-𝕖ḋ	a. torn down and broken up
demolition	demo̊litio̊n	de-mol-it-ion	de-mo̊l-it-io̊n	n. the act of destroying something completely
immolate	immo̊lāte	im-mol-ate	im-mo̊l-āte	v. offer as a sacrifice by killing or by giving up to destruction
immolation	immo̊lātio̊n	im-mol-at-ion	im-mo̊l-āt-io̊n	n. killing or offering as a sacrifice
molar	mōlår	molar	mōlår	n. grinding tooth with a broad crown; located behind the premolars a. of or pertaining to the grinding teeth in the back of a mammal's mouth a. designating a solution containing one mole of solute per liter of solution
molasses	mo̊lass𝕖ṡ	molasses	mo̊lass𝕖ṡ	n. a thick dark syrup produced during sugar refining
mold	mōld	mold	mōld	n. a container used to give shape to something n. a type of fungus that grows on damp surfaces v. to shape or form something
moldable	mōldåble	mold-able	mōld-åble	a. capable of being molded or shaped
molded	mōld𝕖d	mold-ed	mōld-𝕖d	a. shaped or formed
molder	mōlde̊r	mold-er	mōld-e̊r	v. to break down; to decay
molding	mōlding	mold-ing	mōld-ing	n. the act of creating something by casting it in a mold n. a decorative strip used for ornamentation or finishing n. a decorative recessed or relieved surface on an edge
moldy	mōldẏ	mold-y	mōld-ẏ	a. covered with or smelling of mold
moldering	mōlde̊ring	mold-er-ing	mōld-e̊r-ing	v. decay slowly and crumble away
remold	rēmōld	re-mold	rē-mōld	v. shape again or shape differently
moldavian	mōldāviån	moldavian	mōldāviån	a. of or relating to Moldova or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Moldova
moldovan	mōldōvàn	moldovan	mōldōvàn	a. of or relating to Moldova or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Moldova
mole	mōle	mole	mōle	n. small velvety-furred burrowing mammal having small eyes n. a small congenital pigmented spot on the skin
moles	mōl𝕖ṡ	mole-s	mōl𝕖-ṡ
molecule	molėcūle	molec-ule	molėc-ūle	n. the smallest unit of a chemical compound that can exist
molecular	mo̊lecūlår	molec-ul-ar	mo̊lec-ūl-år	a. relating to or consisting of molecules
biomolecule	bīōmolėcūle	bio-molec-ule	bīō-molėc-ūle	n. a molecule involved in the maintenance and metabolic processes of living organisms
biomolecular	bīōmo̊lecūlår	bio-molec-ul-ar	bīō-mo̊lec-ūl-år	a. relating to or involving biomolecules
intermolecular	inte̊rmo̊lecūlår	inter-molec-ul-ar	inte̊r-mo̊lec-ūl-år	a. existing or acting between molecules
macromolecular	macrōmo̊lecūlår	macro-molec-ul-ar	macrō-mo̊lec-ūl-år	a. relating to or consisting of or characterized by macromolecules
orthomolecular	ortho̊mo̊lecūlår	ortho-molec-ul-ar	ortho̊-mo̊lec-ūl-år	a. relating to the treatment of disease with large doses of vitamins
molest	mo̊lest	molest	mo̊lest	v. harass or assault sexually; make indecent advances to
molested	mo̊lestėd	molest-ed	mo̊lest-ėd	v. harass or assault sexually
molester	mo̊leste̊r	molest-er	mo̊lest-e̊r	n. someone who subjects others to unwanted or improper sexual activities
molesting	mo̊lesting	molest-ing	mo̊lest-ing
molests	mo̊lests	molest-s	mo̊lest-s
molestation	mōlestātio̊n	molest-at-ion	mōlest-āt-io̊n	n. subjecting someone to unwanted or improper sexual advances or activity
unmolested	ûnmo̊lestėd	un-molest-ed	ûn-mo̊lest-ėd	a. not interfered with, disturbed, or harmed
moll	moll	moll	moll	n. the girlfriend of a gangster
mollify	molli̊fȳ	moll-ify	moll-i̊fȳ	v. make less rigid or softer
emollient	ėmollient	e-moll-i-ent	ė-moll-i-ent	n. a substance that softens the skin a. having a softening or soothing effect
mollusk	mollûsk	mollusk	mollûsk	n. invertebrate having a soft unsegmented body usually enclosed in a shell
molt	mōlt	molt	mōlt	n. periodic shedding of the cuticle in arthropods or the outer skin in reptiles
molten	mōlte̊n	molt-en	mōlt-e̊n	a. reduced to liquid form by heating
molting	mōlting	molt-ing	mōlt-ing	n periodic shedding of the cuticle in arthropods or the outer skin in reptiles v cast off hair, skin, horn, or feathers
semimolten	semimolte̊n	semi-molt-en	semi-molt-e̊n	a. partially melted
molybdenum	mo̊lẏbdėnům	molybdenum	mo̊lẏbdėnům	n. a metallic element resembling chromium and tungsten; used to strengthen steel
mom	mom	mom	mom	n. one's mother
moment	mōme̊nt	mom-ent	mōm-e̊nt	n. a very brief period of time n. a particular point in time
mommie	mommiē	momm-ie	momm-iē	n. informal spelling of mommy; mother
momma	mommå	mom-ma	mom-må	n. an informal term for mother
moms	momṡ	mom-s	mom-ṡ
mommy	mommẏ	momm-y	momm-ẏ	n. mother
momentary	mōme̊ntårẏ	mom-ent-ary	mōm-e̊nt-årẏ	a. lasting for a markedly brief time
momentous	mōmento̊us	mom-ent-ous	mōm-ent-o̊us	a. of very great significance
moments	mōme̊nts	mom-ent-s	mōm-e̊nt-s
momentum	mōmentům	mom-ent-um	mōm-ent-ům	n. the force gained by movement n. impetus for change
momentarily	mōme̊ntari̊lẏ	mom-ent-ari-ly	mōm-e̊nt-ari̊-lẏ	adv. for an instant or moment adv. at any moment
supermom	sūpe̊rmom	super-mom	sūpe̊r-mom	n. a mother who successfully manages a career and caring for her children
monad	mōnad	mon-ad	mōn-ad	n. a singular metaphysical entity from which material properties are said to derive
monocle	mono̊cle	mono-cle	mono̊-cle	n. a lens for correcting defective vision in one eye, held in place by facial muscles
money	mônėy	mon-ey	môn-ėy	n. a medium of exchange; wealth; currency
monism	moniṡm	mon-ism	mon-iṡm	n. the doctrine that reality consists of a single basic substance or element
monoid	monoid	mon-oid	mon-oid	n. a mathematical structure with a single associative operation
monomial	monōmiål	monom-i-al	monōm-i-ål	a. consisting of one term n. a single algebraic term
moneyed	mônēy𝕖d	mon-ey-ed	môn-ēy-𝕖d	a. based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth
monied	mônĩ𝕖d	mon-i-ed	môn-ĩ-𝕖d	a. having money or wealth
monistic	monistic	mon-ist-ic	mon-ist-ic	a. of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of monism
monition	mōnitio̊n	mon-it-ion	mōn-it-io̊n	n. a warning or caution
monument	monūme̊nt	mon-u-ment	mon-ū-me̊nt	n. a structure built to commemorate a person or event
monitor	monito̊r	mon-it-or	mon-it-o̊r	n. a device for observing or checking something n. a screen for displaying information v. observe and check over time
monumental	monūmentål	mon-u-ment-al	mon-ū-ment-ål	a. relating or belonging to or serving as a monument a. of outstanding significance
moneylender	mônėylende̊r	mon-ey-lend-er	môn-ėy-lend-e̊r	n. someone who lends money at excessive rates of interest
moneymaker	mônēymāke̊r	mon-ey-mak-er	môn-ēy-māk-e̊r	n. someone who is successful in accumulating wealth n. a project that generates a continuous flow of money
monitored	moni̊to̊r𝕖d	mon-it-or-ed	mon-i̊t-o̊r-𝕖d	v. keep tabs on; keep under surveillance
monitoring	moni̊to̊ring	mon-it-or-ing	mon-i̊t-o̊r-ing	n. the act of observing something and keeping a record of it
monitors	moni̊to̊rṡ	mon-it-or-s	mon-i̊t-o̊r-ṡ
monumentality	monūme̊ntalitẏ	mon-u-ment-al-ity	mon-ū-me̊nt-al-itẏ	n. the quality of being monumental in size or importance
monumentally	monūmentållẏ	mon-u-ment-al-ly	mon-ū-ment-ål-lẏ	adv. on a massive scale; extremely
admonish	admonish	ad-mon-ish	ad-mon-ish	v. take to task; warn or advise
admonitory	admonitorẏ	ad-monit-ory	ad-monit-orẏ	a. serving to warn a. expressing reproof or reproach especially as a corrective
antimony	antimo̊nẏ	anti-mon-y	anti-mo̊n-ẏ	n. a metallic element having four allotropic forms; used in a wide variety of alloys
admonition	admo̊nitio̊n	ad-mon-it-ion	ad-mo̊n-it-io̊n	n. a firm warning or reprimand n. cautionary advice
admonishment	admonishment	ad-mon-ish-ment	ad-mon-ish-ment	n. a firm rebuke
common	commo̊n	com-mon	com-mo̊n	a. occurring often; widely known or encountered; ordinary a. shared by two or more people
commoner	commo̊ne̊r	com-mon-er	com-mo̊n-e̊r	n. a person who holds no title
commonest	commo̊nėst	com-mon-est	com-mo̊n-ėst
commonly	commo̊nlẏ	com-mon-ly	com-mo̊n-lẏ	adv. usually; ordinarily
commonness	commo̊nnėss	com-mon-ness	com-mo̊n-nėss	n. the state of being that is commonly observed n. ordinariness as a consequence of being frequent and commonplace
commons	commo̊nṡ	com-mon-s	com-mo̊n-ṡ	n. a pasture subject to common use
commonality	commo̊nali̊tẏ	com-mon-al-ity	com-mo̊n-al-i̊tẏ	n. the sharing of common attributes or features
commonalty	commo̊nåltẏ	com-mon-al-ty	com-mo̊n-ål-tẏ	n. a class composed of persons lacking clerical or noble rank
premonition	premo̊nitio̊n	pre-mon-it-ion	pre-mo̊n-it-io̊n	n. a strong feeling that something is about to happen
premonitory	pre̊mo̊ni̊to̊rẏ	pre-mon-it-ory	pre̊-mo̊n-i̊t-o̊rẏ	a. warning of future misfortune
uncommon	ûncommo̊n	un-com-mon	ûn-com-mo̊n	a. not common or ordinary; unusual
uncommonly	ûncommo̊nlẏ	un-com-mon-ly	ûn-com-mo̊n-lẏ	adv. exceptionally
monastery	monåstèrẏ	monast-ery	monåst-èrẏ	n. the residence of a religious community
monastic	mo̊nastic	monast-ic	mo̊nast-ic	n. a person living in a religious community a. relating to monasteries
monasticism	mo̊nasti̊ciṡm	monast-ic-ism	mo̊nast-i̊c-iṡm	n. asceticism as a form of religious life; usually conducted in a community under a rule
monday	môndāy			n. the second day of the week
demimonde	demimonde	dem-i-monde	dem-i-monde	n. a class of women not considered respectable due to indiscreet behavior
Monet	Mōnè𝕥	Monet	Mōnè𝕥	n. a French painter, founder of Impressionism
monetary	mone̊tarẏ	monet-ary	mone̊t-arẏ	a. relating to money or currency
monetize	mo̊nėtīze	monet-ize	mo̊nėt-īze	v. give legal value to or establish as the legal tender of a country
monetarism	mone̊tåriṡm	monet-ar-ism	mone̊t-år-iṡm	n. an economic theory that changes in the money supply affect inflation and unemployment
monetarist	mone̊tårist	monet-ar-ist	mone̊t-år-ist	n. an advocate of the theory that money supply changes cause economic fluctuations
monetarily	mone̊tårilẏ	monet-ari-ly	mone̊t-åri-lẏ	adv. in financial terms
monetization	mo̊nėtīzātio̊n	monet-iz-at-ion	mo̊nėt-īz-āt-io̊n	n. establishing something (e.g. gold or silver) as the legal tender of a country
monger	mônge̊r	mong-er	mông-e̊r	n. someone who purchases and maintains an inventory of goods vt. sell or offer for sale from place to place
among	åmông	a-mong	å-mông	prep. in the middle of; surrounded by; being a member of a group
amongst	åmôngst	a-mong-st	å-mông-st	prep. in the middle of; surrounded by
fishmonger	fishmonge̊r	fish-mong-er	fish-mong-e̊r	n. someone who sells fish
warmonger	wãrmônge̊r	war-mong-er	wãr-mông-e̊r	n. a person who advocates war or warlike policies
mongol	mongo̊l	mongol	mongo̊l	n. a member of the nomadic peoples of Mongolia a. of or relating to Mongolia
Mongolia	Mongōliå	Mongol-ia	Mongōl-iå	n. a country in East Asia
mongolian	mongōliån	mongol-ian	mongōl-iån	a. of or relating to Mongolia or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Mongolia
mongolism	mongōliṡm	mongol-ism	mongōl-iṡm	n. Down syndrome
mongoloid	mongo̊loid	mongol-oid	mongo̊l-oid	a. of or relating to a major racial group including peoples of East Asia
mongoose	mongoose	mongoose	mongoose	n. agile grizzled Old World viverrine; preys on snakes and rodents
mongrel	mo̊ngre̊l	mongrel	mo̊ngre̊l	n. a dog of mixed breed; an animal or person of mixed breed
moniker	monike̊r	moniker	monike̊r	n a familiar name for a person (often a shortened version of a person's given name)
monk	mônk	monk	mônk	n. a member of a religious community who lives a life of prayer and work
monkey	mônkėy	monk-ey	mônk-ėy	n. a small animal related to apes
monkfish	mônkfish	monk-fish	mônk-fish	n. flesh of a large-headed anglerfish of the Atlantic waters of North America
monkish	mônkish	monk-ish	mônk-ish	a. befitting a monk; inclined to self-denial
monkeys	mônkėyṡ	monk-ey-s	mônk-ėy-ṡ
mono	mōnō	mono	mōnō	a. designating sound transmission over a single channel
monogamous	mo̊nogåmo̊us	mono-gam-ous	mo̊no-gåm-o̊us	a. having one mate at a time
monogamy	mo̊nogåmẏ	mono-gam-y	mo̊no-gåm-ẏ	n. having only one spouse at a time
Monroe	Mo̊nrōe	Monroe	Mo̊nrōe	n. a male given name
monsignor	monsĩ𝕘no̊r	monsignor	monsĩ𝕘no̊r	n. (Roman Catholic Church) an ecclesiastical title of honor bestowed on some priests
monsoon	monsoon	monsoon	monsoon	n. a seasonal wind in southern Asia n. rainy season in southern Asia
monstrance	monstrånce	monstr-ance	monstr-ånce	n. (Roman Catholic) a vessel of gold or silver for exposing the consecrated Host
monster	monste̊r	monst-er	monst-e̊r	n. an imaginary creature that is large, frightening, and unnatural n. a very evil or cruel person
monstrous	monstro̊us	monstr-ous	monstr-o̊us	a. extraordinarily large a. shocking and horrifying
monstrosity	monstrosi̊tẏ	monstr-os-ity	monstr-os-i̊tẏ	n. something hideous or frightful
monstrously	monstro̊uslẏ	monstr-ous-ly	monstr-o̊us-lẏ	adv. in a hideous or terrible manner
monsters	monste̊rṡ	monst-er-s	monst-e̊r-ṡ
demonstrable	demo̊nstråble	de-monstr-able	de-mo̊nstr-åble	a. capable of being demonstrated or proved
demonstrate	demo̊nstrāte	de-monstr-ate	de-mo̊nstr-āte	v. clearly show the existence or truth of something v. take part in a public demonstration
demonstrated	demo̊nstrāt𝕖d	de-monstr-at-ed	de-mo̊nstr-āt-𝕖d	a. having been demonstrated beyond doubt
demonstrating	demo̊nstrāting	de-monstr-at-ing	de-mo̊nstr-āt-ing
demonstration	demo̊nstrātio̊n	de-monstr-at-ion	de-mo̊nstr-āt-io̊n	n. a public display of group feelings (usually of a political nature) n. a visual presentation showing how something works n. proof by a process of argument proving an asserted conclusion
demonstrative	dėmonstråtive	de-monstr-at-ive	dė-monstr-åt-ive	a. given to or marked by the open expression of emotion a. serving to demonstrate
demonstrably	dėmonstråblẏ	de-monstr-ab-ly	dė-monstr-åb-lẏ	adv. in an obvious and provable manner
demonstrator	demo̊nstrāto̊r	de-monstr-at-or	de-mo̊nstr-āt-o̊r	n. someone who demonstrates an article to a prospective buyer n. someone who participates in a public display of group feeling
demonstrates	demo̊nstrāt𝕖s	de-monstr-ate-s	de-mo̊nstr-āt𝕖-s
demonstratively	dėmonstråtiv𝕖lẏ	de-monstr-at-ive-ly	dė-monstr-åt-iv𝕖-lẏ	adv. in a demonstrative manner
demonstrability	demo̊nstråbilitẏ	de-monstr-abil-ity	de-mo̊nstr-åbil-itẏ	n. capability of being demonstrated or logically proved
remonstrance	rėmonstrånce	re-monstr-ance	rė-monstr-ånce	n. the act of expressing earnest opposition or protest
remonstrate	rėmonstrāte	re-monstr-ate	rė-monstr-āte	v. argue in protest or opposition v. present and urge reasons in opposition
undemonstrable	ûndemo̊nstråble	un-de-monstr-able	ûn-de-mo̊nstr-åble	a. incapable of being demonstrated
montane	montāne	mont-ane	mont-āne	a. of or inhabiting mountainous regions
amontillado	åmontillàdō	a-montill-ad-o	å-montill-àd-ō	n. pale medium-dry sherry from Spain
promontory	promo̊nto̊rẏ	pro-mont-ory	pro-mo̊nt-o̊rẏ	n. a natural elevation (especially a rocky one that juts out into the sea)
tramontane	tråmontāne	tra-mont-ane	trå-mont-āne	a. coming from beyond the mountains
ultramontane	ûltråmontāne	ultra-mont-ane	ûltrå-mont-āne	a. beyond the mountains (south of the Alps)
montage	montàge	montage	montàge	n. a paste-up of pieces of paper or photographs forming an artistic image
photomontage	phōtōmontàge	phot-o-montage	phōt-ō-montàge	n. a montage that uses photographic images
monte	montē	monte	montē	n. a card game in which players gamble on the selection of a particular card
month	mônth	month	mônth	n. one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year; a period of about 30 days
monthly	mônthlẏ	month-ly	mônth-lẏ	a. happening or produced once a month n. a magazine published once a month
months	mônths	month-s	mônth-s
bimonthly	bīmônthlẏ	bi-month-ly	bī-mônth-lẏ	a. occurring every two months adv. every two months
January	Janūårẏ	Janu-ary	Janū-årẏ	n. the first month of the year
February	Febrūårẏ	Febru-ary	Febrū-årẏ	n. the second month of the year
April	Āpri̊l	A-pril	Ā-pri̊l	n. the fourth month of the year
Aprils	Āpri̊lṡ	A-pril-s	Ā-pri̊l-ṡ
June	Jūne	June	Jūne	n. the sixth month of the year
Junes	Jūn𝕖ṡ	June-s	Jūn𝕖-ṡ
July	Jūlȳ	July	Jūlȳ	n. the seventh month of the year
Julys	Jūlȳṡ	July-s	Jūlȳ-ṡ
August	Ãugůst	Au-gust	Ãu-gůst	n. the eighth month of the year a. profoundly honored; majestic
September	Septembe̊r	Sept-em-ber	Sept-em-be̊r	n. the ninth month of the year
October	Octōbe̊r	Oct-o-ber	Oct-ō-be̊r	n. the tenth month of the year
November	Nōvembe̊r	Nov-em-ber	Nōv-em-be̊r	n. the eleventh month of the year
Novembers	Nōvembe̊rṡ	Nov-em-ber-s	Nōv-em-be̊r-ṡ
December	Dėcembe̊r	De-cem-ber	Dė-cem-be̊r	n. the twelfth month of the year
Decembers	Dėcembe̊rṡ	De-cem-ber-s	Dė-cem-be̊r-ṡ
moo	moo	moo	moo	n. the sound made by a cow or bull v. make a low noise, characteristic of bovines
mooed	moo𝕖d	moo-ed	moo-𝕖d
mooing	mooing	moo-ing	moo-ing
moos	mooṡ	moo-s	moo-ṡ
mooch	mooch	mooch	mooch	v. ask for and get free; be a parasite
moocher	mooche̊r	mooch-er	mooch-e̊r	n. someone who mooches or cadges (tries to get something free)
mood	mood	mood	mood	n. a state of mind or feeling n. the atmosphere of a place
moods	moodṡ	mood-s	mood-ṡ
moody	moodẏ	mood-y	mood-ẏ	a. subject to sharply varying moods
moodily	moodilẏ	mood-i-ly	mood-i-lẏ	adv. in a moody manner
moodiness	moodine̊ss	mood-i-ness	mood-i-ne̊ss	n. a sullen gloomy feeling n. having temperamental and changeable moods
moolah	moolà𝕙	moolah	moolà𝕙	n. informal terms for money
moon	moon	moon	moon	n. the natural satellite of the Earth n. any natural satellite of a planet
moonbeam	moonbēam	moon-beam	moon-bēam	n. a ray of moonlight
mooncake	mooncāke	moon-cake	moon-cāke	n. a Chinese pastry eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival
moonglow	moonglōw	moon-glow	moon-glōw	n. the diffused light of the moon
moonie	mooniē	moon-ie	moon-iē	n. a member of the Unification Church
moonless	moonlėss	moon-less	moon-lėss	a. without a moon or a visible moon
moonlet	moonlėt	moon-let	moon-lėt	n. a small natural satellite orbiting a planet
moonlit	moonlit	moon-lit	moon-lit	a. lighted by moonlight
moonrise	moonrīṡe	moon-rise	moon-rīṡe	n. the rising of the moon above the horizon
moons	moonṡ	moon-s	moon-ṡ
moonscape	moonscāpe	moon-scape	moon-scāpe	n. the surface of the moon, or a landscape resembling it
moonshot	moonshot	moon-shot	moon-shot	n. the launching of a spacecraft to the moon; an ambitious and innovative project
moonwalk	moonwã𝕝k	moon-walk	moon-wã𝕝k	n. a kind of dance step in which the dancer seems to be sliding on the spot n. an exploratory walk by an astronaut on the surface of the moon
moony	moonẏ	moon-y	moon-ẏ	a. lighted by moonlight a. dreamy in mood or nature
moonflower	moonflòwe̊r	moon-flow-er	moon-flòw-e̊r	n. pantropical climber having white fragrant nocturnal flowers
moonlighting	moonlī𝕘𝕙ting	moon-light-ing	moon-lī𝕘𝕙t-ing	v. work a second job, usually after hours
moor	moor	moor	moor	n. open uncultivated land v. to secure a boat with ropes
mooring	moōring	moor-ing	moōr-ing	n. a place where a craft can be made fast; a line that holds a boat in place
moorish	moōrish	moor-ish	moōr-ish	a. of or relating to the Moors or their culture
moorland	moorland	moor-land	moor-land	n open land usually with peaty soil covered with heather and bracken and moss
moose	moose	moose	moose	n. a large northern deer with enormous flattened antlers
vamoose	våmoose	va-moose	vå-moose	v. to leave quickly
moot	moot	moot	moot	n. a hypothetical case argued as an exercise a. having no practical significance
mop	mop	mop	mop	n. a cleaning implement for floors v. wash or wipe with a mop
moped	mōp𝕖ḋ	mop-ed	mōp-𝕖ḋ	n. a motorbike that can be pedaled or driven by a low-powered gasoline engine
mopped	mopp𝕖ḋ	mopp-ed	mopp-𝕖ḋ
mopping	mopping	mopp-ing	mopp-ing	n. cleaning with a mop
moppet	moppėt	mop-pet	mop-pėt	n. a little girl (usually one you are fond of)
mops	mops	mop-s	mop-s
mope	mōpe	mope	mōpe	v. move around slowly and aimlessly v. be apathetic, gloomy, or dazed
mopery	mōpe̊rẏ	mope-ry	mōpe̊-rẏ	n. the act of wandering aimlessly
more	more	more	more	a. greater in amount, number, or size adv. to a greater extent or degree
moral	morål	mor-al	mor-ål	a. concerned with principles of right and wrong n. a lesson that can be learned from a story or experience
morbid	morbi̊d	mor-bid	mor-bi̊d	a. suggesting an unhealthy mental state; gruesome
moreover	mor𝕖ōve̊r	more-over	mor𝕖-ōve̊r	adv. in addition; furthermore
moron	moron	mor-on	mor-on	n. a very stupid person
morose	mo̊rōse	mor-ose	mo̊r-ōse	a. showing a brooding ill humor
morsel	morse̊l	mor-sel	mor-se̊l	n. a small piece or amount of food
moribund	mori̊bûnd	mor-i-bund	mor-i̊-bûnd	a. in a dying state; near extinction
moralism	moråliṡm	mor-al-ism	mor-ål-iṡm	n. a moral maxim n. judgments about another person's morality
moralist	morålist	mor-al-ist	mor-ål-ist	n. a philosopher who specializes in morals and moral problems
morality	mo̊ralitẏ	mor-al-ity	mo̊r-al-itẏ	n. principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong
moralize	morålīze	mor-al-ize	mor-ål-īze	v. interpret the moral meaning of v. improve the morals of
morbidity	morbidi̊tẏ	mor-bid-ity	mor-bid-i̊tẏ	n. the relative incidence of a particular disease n. an abnormally gloomy or unhealthy state of mind
morally	morållẏ	mor-al-ly	mor-ål-lẏ	adv. with regard to right and wrong
morbidly	morbi̊dlẏ	mor-bid-ly	mor-bi̊d-lẏ	adv. in a morbid manner or to a morbid degree
morosely	mo̊rōselẏ	mor-ose-ly	mo̊r-ōse-lẏ	adv. in a morose manner
moratorium	moråtoriům	mor-at-orium	mor-åt-oriům	n. a legally authorized postponement n. suspension of an activity
morons	moronṡ	mor-on-s	mor-on-ṡ
moralistic	morålistic	mor-al-ist-ic	mor-ål-ist-ic	a. narrowly and conventionally moral
moralizing	morålīzing	mor-al-iz-ing	mor-ål-īz-ing	n. indulgence in moral pronouncements v. express moral judgments
anymore	anẏmore	any-more	anẏ-more	adv. any longer; from now on (usually with a negative)
amoral	āmorål	a-mor-al	ā-mor-ål	a. not involving questions of right or wrong; lacking moral sense
amorality	āmorali̊tẏ	a-mor-al-ity	ā-mor-al-i̊tẏ	n. the quality of being amoral
demoralize	dėmorålīze	de-mor-al-ize	dė-mor-ål-īze	v. confuse or put into disorder
demoralizing	dėmorålīzing	de-moral-iz-ing	dė-morål-īz-ing	a. destructive of morale and self-reliance
demoralized	dėmorålīz𝕖d	de-mor-al-iz-ed	dė-mor-ål-īz-𝕖d	a. made less hopeful or enthusiastic
demoralization	dėmorålizātio̊n	de-moral-iz-at-ion	dė-morål-iz-āt-io̊n	n. a state of disorder and confusion n. depression resulting from an undermining of your morale
immoral	immorål	im-mor-al	im-mor-ål	a. deliberately violating accepted principles of right and wrong
immorality	immo̊ralitẏ	im-mor-al-ity	im-mo̊r-al-itẏ	n. the quality of not being in accord with standards of right conduct
immorally	immorållẏ	im-mor-al-ly	im-mor-ål-lẏ	adv. without regard for morality
remora	remo̊rå	re-mora	re-mo̊rå	n. a marine fish with a sucking disk on the head for attaching to larger fish
moraine	mo̊rāine	moraine	mo̊rāine	n. accumulated earth and stones deposited by a glacier
morale	mo̊rale	morale	mo̊rale	n. the confidence and enthusiasm of a person or group
morass	mo̊rass	morass	mo̊rass	n. a soft wet area of low-lying land that sinks underfoot
moravian	mo̊rāviån	moravian	mo̊rāviån	a. of or relating to Moravia or its people n. a native or inhabitant of Moravia
moray	mo̊rāy	moray	mo̊rāy	n. a type of voracious eel found in warm coastal waters
comorbid	cōmorbid	co-morb-id	cō-morb-id	a. relating to or caused by more than one disease or condition occurring at the same time
comorbidity	cōmorbidi̊tẏ	co-morb-id-ity	cō-morb-id-i̊tẏ	n. the presence of one or more additional diseases occurring with a primary disease
mordant	mordånt	mord-ant	mord-ånt	n. a substance used to treat leather or other materials before dyeing
mordent	morde̊nt	mord-ent	mord-e̊nt	n. a musical ornament consisting of a rapid alternation
mordacious	mordācio̊us	mord-ac-ious	mord-āc-io̊us	a. having a sharp or biting quality
morel	mo̊rel	morel	mo̊rel	n. an edible mushroom with a brownish spongelike cap
mores	mor𝕖ṡ	mores	mor𝕖ṡ	n. the customs and conventions of a society
morgue	morg𝕦e	morgue	morg𝕦e	n. a building or room where dead bodies are kept before burial
mormon	mormo̊n	mormon	mormo̊n	n. a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints a. of or relating to the Mormons
morn	morn	morn	morn	n. the time period between dawn and noon
morning	morning	morn-ing	morn-ing	n. the period of time between dawn and noon
mornings	morningṡ	morn-ing-s	morn-ing-ṡ
moroccan	mo̊roccån	moroccan	mo̊roccån	n. a native or inhabitant of Morocco a. of or relating to Morocco
moronic	moronic	moron-ic	moron-ic	a. very stupid or foolish
oxymoronic	oxẏmoronic	oxy-mor-on-ic	oxẏ-mor-on-ic	a. characterized by a contradiction in terms
morph	morph	morph	morph	v. to change smoothly from one form to another n. a linguistic unit of meaning
morpheme	morphēme	morph-eme	morph-ēme	n. minimal meaningful language unit; it cannot be divided into smaller meaningful units
morphing	morphing	morph-ing	morph-ing	v. cause to change shape in a computer animation
morpho	morphō	morph-o	morph-ō	n. large tropical American butterflies noted for brilliant metallic blue wings
morphemics	morphēmics	morph-em-ics	morph-ēm-ics	n. the study of morphemes in language
anamorphic	anåmorphic	ana-morph-ic	anå-morph-ic	a. pertaining to gradual evolution from one type of organism to another a. pertaining to a kind of distorting optical system
amorphous	åmorpho̊us	a-morph-ous	å-morph-o̊us	a. having no definite form or distinct shape
biomorphic	bīōmorphic	bio-morph-ic	bīō-morph-ic	a. resembling or suggesting the forms of living organisms
dimorphic	dīmorphic	di-morph-ic	dī-morph-ic	a. occurring or existing in two different forms
dimorphism	dīmorphiṡm	di-morph-ism	dī-morph-iṡm	n. (biology) the existence of two forms of individual within the same animal species
isomorphic	īsōmorphic	iso-morph-ic	īsō-morph-ic	a. having similar appearance but genetically different
metamorphic	metåmorphic	meta-morph-ic	metå-morph-ic	a. of or relating to metamorphosis (especially of rocks) a. characterized by metamorphosis or change in physical form or substance
metamorphose	metåmorphōṡe	meta-morph-ose	metå-morph-ōṡe	v. change completely the nature or appearance of
metamorphosed	metåmorphōṡ𝕖d	meta-morph-os-ed	metå-morph-ōṡ-𝕖d	v. change completely the nature or appearance of
metamorphoses	metåmorpho̊sėṡ	meta-morph-os-es	metå-morph-o̊s-ėṡ	n. a complete change of physical form or substance n. a striking change in appearance or character or circumstances
metamorphosis	metåmorpho̊si̊s	meta-morph-os-is	metå-morph-o̊s-i̊s	n. a transformation or change in form
pleomorphic	plēo̊morphic	pleo-morph-ic	plēo̊-morph-ic	a. relating to or characterized by pleomorphism
pleomorphism	plēo̊morphiṡm	pleo-morph-ism	plēo̊-morph-iṡm	n. the appearance of distinctly different forms in the life cycle of some organisms
anthropomorphic	anthro̊po̊morphic	anthrop-o-morph-ic	anthro̊p-o̊-morph-ic	a. suggesting human characteristics for animals or inanimate things
anthropomorphism	anthro̊po̊morphiṡm	anthrop-o-morph-ism	anthro̊p-o̊-morph-iṡm	n. the representation of objects as having human form or traits
anthropomorphize	anthro̊po̊morphīze	anthrop-o-morph-ize	anthro̊p-o̊-morph-īze	v. ascribe human features to something
ectomorph	ecto̊morph	ect-o-morph	ect-o̊-morph	n. a person with a thin body
endomorph	endo̊morph	end-o-morph	end-o̊-morph	n. a heavy person with a soft and rounded body
geomorphic	gēōmorphic	ge-o-morph-ic	gē-ō-morph-ic	a. pertaining to the form or surface features of the earth
heteromorphic	hete̊rōmorphic	heter-o-morph-ic	hete̊r-ō-morph-ic	a. having a different form from the usual
mesomorph	mesōmorph	mes-o-morph	mes-ō-morph	n. a person with a well-developed muscular body
zoomorphic	zōomorphic	zo-o-morph-ic	zō-o-morph-ic	a. Of or pertaining to zoomorphism.
morphine	morphĩne	morphine	morphĩne	n. an alkaloid narcotic drug extracted from opium; used to relieve pain
tomorrow	to̊morrōw	to-morr-ow	to̊-morr-ōw	n. the day after today n. the near future adv. on the day after today
tomorrows	to̊morrōwṡ	to-morr-ow-s	to̊-morr-ōw-ṡ
morris	morri̊s	morris	morri̊s	n. a traditional English folk dance
morro	morrō	morro	morrō	n. a round hill or rocky promontory
morrow	morrōw	morrow	morrōw	n. the next day
remorse	rėmorse	re-morse	rė-morse	n. a feeling of deep regret for a wrong done
remorseful	rėmors𝕖fůl	re-morse-ful	rė-mors𝕖-fůl	a. feeling or expressing pain or sorrow for sins or offenses
remorseless	rėmors𝕖lėss	re-morse-less	rė-mors𝕖-lėss	a. without mercy or pity; relentless
remorselessly	rėmorselėsslẏ	re-morse-less-ly	rė-morse-lėss-lẏ	adv. without pity; in a merciless manner
Morse	Morse	Morse	Morse	n. a code using dots and dashes to represent letters
mort	mort	mort	mort	n. a horn signal that the prey is dead; a great amount
mortal	mortål	mort-al	mort-ål	a. subject to death; causing death n. a human being
mortgage	mortgȧge	mort-gage	mort-gȧge	n. a legal agreement to borrow money to buy property, using the property as security v. to pledge property as security for a loan
mortician	mortiċi̊ån	mort-ician	mort-iċi̊ån	n. one whose business is the management of funerals
mortify	mortifȳ	mort-ify	mort-ifȳ	v. to cause extreme embarrassment
mortuary	mortūarẏ	mort-u-ary	mort-ū-arẏ	n. a place where dead bodies are kept a. relating to funerals
mortgaged	mor𝕥gȧged	mort-gag-ed	mor𝕥-gȧg-ed	a. burdened with legal or financial obligations
mortality	mortali̊tẏ	mort-al-ity	mort-al-i̊tẏ	n. the quality or state of being mortal
mortifying	mortifȳing	mort-ify-ing	mort-ifȳ-ing	v. cause to feel shame or embarrassment a. causing extreme embarrassment
mortally	mortållẏ	mort-al-ly	mort-ål-lẏ	adv. in a manner causing death; extremely (of hatred, jealousy, fear, etc.)
mortgages	mortgȧgėṡ	mort-gage-s	mort-gȧgė-ṡ
mortified	morti̊fī𝕖d	mort-i-fi-ed	mort-i̊-fī-𝕖d	v. cause to feel shame; hurt the pride of a. made to feel uncomfortable because of shame or wounded pride
mortification	morti̊ficātio̊n	mort-i-fic-at-ion	mort-i̊-fic-āt-io̊n	n. a feeling of intense shame or embarrassment n. the death of part of the body tissue
amortize	amo̊rtīze	a-mort-ize	a-mo̊rt-īze	v. liquidate gradually
amortization	amo̊rtizātio̊n	a-mort-iz-at-ion	a-mo̊rt-iz-āt-io̊n	n. the reduction of the value of an asset by prorating its cost over a period of years
immortal	immortål	im-mort-al	im-mort-ål	a. not subject to death n. a person of enduring fame
immortality	immortalitẏ	im-mort-al-ity	im-mort-al-itẏ	n. the quality or state of being immortal
immortalize	immortålīze	im-mort-al-ize	im-mort-ål-īze	v. make famous forever
post-mortem		post-mortem		n. an examination of a dead body
postmortem	pōstmortem	post-mortem	pōst-mortem	n. an examination after death
mortadella	mortådellå	mortadella	mortådellå	n. a large smoked Italian sausage
mortar	mortår	mortar	mortår	n. a bowl-shaped vessel in which substances can be ground and mixed with a pestle n. used as a bond in masonry or for covering a wall n. a muzzle-loading high-angle gun with a short barrel
mortared	mortår𝕖d	mortar-ed	mortår-𝕖d	v plaster with mortar
mortise	mortise	mortise	mortise	n. a square hole made to receive a tenon and so to form a joint v. cut a hole for a tenon in
mosaic	mōṡāic	mosaic	mōṡāic	n. art consisting of a design made of small pieces of colored stone or glass n. a pattern resembling a mosaic
mosaicist	mōṡāicist	mosaic-ist	mōṡāic-ist	n. an artist who creates mosaics
mosaics	mōṡāics	mosaic-s	mōṡāic-s	n. a picture made from small pieces of colored material
Moscow	Moscōw	Moscow	Moscōw	n. the capital city of Russia
mosey	mōṡēy	mosey	mōṡēy	v. walk leisurely
mosh	mosh	mosh	mosh	v dance the slam dance
moshav	mōshàv	moshav	mōshàv	n. a cooperative Israeli village or settlement comprised of small farms
Moslem	Moṡlėm	Mos-lem	Moṡ-lėm	n. a believer in or follower of Islam a. of or relating to Islam
moslem	moṡle̊m			n. a believer in or follower of Islam a. of or relating to Islam
mosque	mosque	mosque	mosque	n. a Muslim place of worship
mosquito	mo̊squĩtō	mosquito	mo̊squĩtō	n. a small flying insect that bites and feeds on blood
mosquitoes	mo̊squĩtō𝕖ṡ	mosquito-es	mo̊squĩtō-𝕖ṡ
mosquitos	mo̊squĩtōṡ	mosquito-s	mo̊squĩtō-ṡ
moss	moss	moss	moss	n. tiny leafy-stemmed flowerless plants
mossy	mossẏ	moss-y	moss-ẏ	a. overgrown with moss
most	mōst	most	mōst	a. the greatest in number or amount adv. to the greatest extent; very
mostly	mōstlẏ	most-ly	mōst-lẏ	adv. mainly or for the most part
almost	ãlmōst	al-most	ãl-mōst	adv. nearly; not quite; very nearly
inmost	inmōst	in-most	in-mōst	a. being deepest within the self a. situated or occurring farthest within
innermost	inne̊rmōst	inn-er-most	inn-e̊r-mōst	a. being deepest within the self a. situated or occurring farthest within
uppermost	ûppe̊rmōst	upp-er-most	ûpp-e̊r-mōst	a. in or into the most prominent position adv. in or into the highest position
mot	mō𝕥	mot	mō𝕥	n. a clever remark or bon mot n. a compulsory annual tax on Muslims
motel	mōtel	mot-el	mōt-el	n. a hotel designed for motorists, usually with rooms opening onto a parking lot
motet	mōtet	mot-et	mōt-et	n. an unaccompanied choral composition with sacred lyrics
motif	mōtĩf	mot-if	mōt-ĩf	n. a recurring decorative design or theme n. a recurring idea in a piece of music or art
motile	mōti̊le	mot-ile	mōt-i̊le	a. capable of movement n. a person whose mental imagery is based on feelings of motion
motion	mōtio̊n	mot-ion	mōt-io̊n	n. the action or process of moving n. a formal proposal put to a meeting v. direct or command someone with a gesture
motive	mōtive	mot-ive	mōt-ive	n. a reason for doing something a. causing motion
motivic	mōtivic	motiv-ic	mōtiv-ic	a. of or relating to a motif
motor	mōto̊r	mot-or	mōt-o̊r	n. a machine that converts other forms of energy into mechanical energy and imparts motion n. a nonspecific agent that imparts motion
motivate	mōtivāte	mot-iv-ate	mōt-iv-āte	vt. to provide someone with a reason for doing something
motorcade	mōto̊rcāde	mot-or-cade	mōt-o̊r-cāde	n. a procession of people traveling in motor cars
motoric	mo̊toric	mot-or-ic	mo̊t-or-ic	a. of or relating to motor functions
motoring	mōto̊ring	mot-or-ing	mōt-o̊r-ing	n. the act of driving an automobile
motorist	mōto̊rist	mot-or-ist	mōt-o̊r-ist	n. a person who drives a car
motionless	mōtio̊nle̊ss	mot-ion-less	mōt-io̊n-le̊ss	a. not moving; completely still
motels	mōtelṡ	mot-el-s	mōt-el-ṡ
motions	mōtio̊nṡ	mot-ion-s	mōt-io̊n-ṡ
motors	mōto̊rṡ	mot-or-s	mōt-o̊r-ṡ
motorway	mōto̊rwāy	mot-or-way	mōt-o̊r-wāy	n a broad highway designed for high-speed traffic
motivated	mōti̊vāt𝕖d	mot-iv-at-ed	mōt-i̊v-āt-𝕖d	a. provided with a motive or given incentive for action
motorized	mōto̊rīz𝕖d	mot-or-iz-ed	mōt-o̊r-īz-𝕖d	a. equipped with a motor or motors
motivating	mōti̊vāting	mot-iv-at-ing	mōt-i̊v-āt-ing	a. impelling to action
motivation	mōti̊vātio̊n	mot-iv-at-ion	mōt-i̊v-āt-io̊n	n. the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action toward a desired goal n. the act of motivating; providing incentive
motionlessly	mōtio̊nle̊sslẏ	mot-ion-less-ly	mōt-io̊n-le̊ss-lẏ	adv. without moving; in a motionless manner
motivator	mōti̊vāto̊r	mot-iv-at-or	mōt-i̊v-āt-o̊r	n a positive motivational influence
motivates	mōtivāt𝕖s	mot-iv-ate-s	mōt-iv-āt𝕖-s
motivational	mōti̊vātio̊nål	mot-iv-at-ion-al	mōt-i̊v-āt-io̊n-ål	a. of or relating to motivation
commotion	co̊mmōtio̊n	com-mo-tion	co̊m-mō-tio̊n	n. a state of confused and noisy disturbance
demote	dėmōte	de-mote	dė-mōte	v. assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
demoted	dėmōtėd	de-mot-ed	dė-mōt-ėd	v assign to a lower position; reduce in rank
demotion	dėmōtio̊n	de-mot-ion	dė-mōt-io̊n	n. act of lowering in rank or position
demotivated	dēmōtivātėd	de-motiv-at-ed	dē-mōtiv-āt-ėd	a. having lost enthusiasm or interest
emote	ėmōte	e-mote	ė-mōte	v. give expression or emotion to, in a stage or movie role
emotion	ėmōtio̊n	e-mot-ion	ė-mōt-io̊n	n. a strong feeling such as joy or anger
emotive	ėmōtive	e-mot-ive	ė-mōt-ive	a. characterized by emotion
emotional	ėmōtio̊nål	e-mot-ion-al	ė-mōt-io̊n-ål	a. relating to a person's emotions a. arousing or characterized by intense feeling
emotionless	ėmōtio̊nlėss	e-mot-ion-less	ė-mōt-io̊n-lėss	a. unmoved by feeling
emotions	ėmōtio̊nṡ	e-mot-ion-s	ė-mōt-io̊n-ṡ
emotionalism	ēmōtio̊nåliṡm	e-mot-ion-al-ism	ē-mōt-io̊n-ål-iṡm	n emotional nature or quality
emotionality	ėmōtio̊nalitẏ	e-mot-ion-al-ity	ė-mōt-io̊n-al-itẏ	n. emotional nature or quality
emotionally	ėmōtio̊nållẏ	e-mot-ion-al-ly	ė-mōt-io̊n-ål-lẏ	adv. in an emotional manner
ideomotor	īdėo̊mōto̊r	ideo-mot-or	īdėo̊-mōt-o̊r	a. relating to involuntary movement caused by ideas
locomote	lōco̊mōte	loco-mote	lōco̊-mōte	v. to move from one place to another
locomotion	lōco̊mōtio̊n	loco-mot-ion	lōco̊-mōt-io̊n	n. the power or ability to move n. self-propelled movement
locomotive	lōco̊mōtive	loco-mot-ive	lōco̊-mōt-ive	n. a railway engine a. of or relating to locomotion
locomotor	lōco̊mōto̊r	loco-mot-or	lōco̊-mōt-o̊r	a. relating to movement from place to place
promote	pro̊mōte	pro-mote	pro̊-mōte	v. help something to develop or increase v. raise someone to a higher position or rank
promoted	pro̊mōt𝕖d	pro-mot-ed	pro̊-mōt-𝕖d	v. advance to a higher position v. contribute to the progress or growth of
promoter	pro̊mōte̊r	pro-mot-er	pro̊-mōt-e̊r	n. someone who is an active supporter and advocate
promoting	pro̊mōting	pro-mot-ing	pro̊-mōt-ing
promotion	pro̊mōtio̊n	pro-mot-ion	pro̊-mōt-io̊n	n. the act of raising someone to a higher position or rank n. activities that support or encourage something
promotes	pro̊mōt𝕖s	pro-mote-s	pro̊-mōt𝕖-s
promotional	pro̊mōtio̊nål	pro-mot-ion-al	pro̊-mōt-io̊n-ål	a. relating to the publicity of a product or event
promotions	pro̊mōtio̊nṡ	pro-mot-ion-s	pro̊-mōt-io̊n-ṡ
remote	rėmōte	re-mote	rė-mōte	n. a device that can be used to control a machine or apparatus from a distance a. located far away spatially a. far apart in relevance or relationship or kinship
remotely	rėmōt𝕖lẏ	re-mote-ly	rė-mōt𝕖-lẏ	adv. to a remote degree; slightly
remoteness	rėmōt𝕖nėss	re-mote-ness	rė-mōt𝕖-nėss	n. the property of being remote n. a disposition to be distant and unsympathetic in manner
remotes	rėmōt𝕖s	re-mote-s	rė-mōt𝕖-s
unmotivated	ûnmōtivātėd	un-mot-iv-at-ed	ûn-mōt-iv-āt-ėd	a. without motivation
over-emotional		over-e-mot-ion-al		a. too easily affected by emotions
unemotional	ûnēmōtio̊nål	un-e-mot-ion-al	ûn-ē-mōt-io̊n-ål	a. unsusceptible to or destitute of or showing no emotion
mote	mōte	mote	mōte	n. a tiny piece of anything
moth	moth	moth	moth	n. typically crepuscular or nocturnal insect having a stout body and feathery antennae
mother	môṫhe̊r	moth-er	môṫh-e̊r	n. a female parent; a woman in authority
motherfucker	môṫhe̊rfûcke̊r	moth-er-fucker	môṫh-e̊r-fûcke̊r	n insulting terms of address for people who are stupid or irritating or ridiculous
motherfucking	môṫhe̊rfûcking	moth-er-fucking	môṫh-e̊r-fûcking	a. (vulgar slang) used as an intensive to express anger or frustration
motherhood	môṫhe̊rhood	moth-er-hood	môṫh-e̊r-hood	n. the state of being a mother
motherless	môṫhe̊rlėss	moth-er-less	môṫh-e̊r-lėss	a. having no living or known mother
motherly	môṫhe̊rlẏ	moth-er-ly	môṫh-e̊r-lẏ	a. befitting a mother; warm and nurturing
mothers	môṫhe̊rṡ	moth-er-s	môṫh-e̊r-ṡ
mothership	môṫhe̊rship	moth-er-ship	môṫh-e̊r-ship	n. a large vessel or craft from which smaller craft are launched or serviced
motherfuckers	môṫhe̊rfûcke̊rṡ	moth-er-fucker-s	môṫh-e̊r-fûcke̊r-ṡ
mother-in-law		mother-in-law		n. the mother of one's spouse
motility	mōtilitẏ	motil-ity	mōtil-itẏ	n. ability to move spontaneously and independently
motley	motlēy	motley	motlēy	a. having sections colored differently n. a mixture of different things
mottle	mottle	mott-le	mott-le	n. an irregular arrangement of patches of color v. mark with spots or blotches of different shades
mottled	mottl𝕖d	mottl-ed	mottl-𝕖d	a. having spots or patches of color
mottling	mottling	mott-ling	mott-ling	n. the act of coloring with areas of different shades
motto	mottō	motto	mottō	n. a short sentence or phrase chosen as a guiding principle
moue	moùe	moue	moùe	n a disdainful grimace
mould	mōuld	mould	mōuld	n. a hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material when it cools n. a type of fungus that grows on damp or decaying organic matter v. to form or shape
moulder	mōulde̊r	mould-er	mōuld-e̊r	n. a person who makes molds for casting
moulding	mōulding	mould-ing	mōuld-ing	n. a decorative strip used for ornamentation n. sculpture produced by molding
mouldy	mōuldẏ	mould-y	mōuld-ẏ	a. covered with mold; old-fashioned
moult	mōult	moult	mōult	n. the shedding of feathers, hair, or skin
mound	mòund	mound	mòund	n. a rounded mass projecting above a surface
mounded	mòund𝕖d	mound-ed	mòund-𝕖d	v. form into a rounded elevation
mounding	mòunding	mound-ing	mòund-ing	v. form into a rounded elevation
mount	mòunt	mount	mòunt	n. a mounting consisting of a piece of metal that holds a gem in place n. a land mass that projects well above its surroundings v. attach to a support v. go up or advance
mounted	mòunt𝕖d	mount-ed	mòunt-𝕖d	a. assembled for use especially by being attached to a support; riding on horseback
mounting	mòunting	mount-ing	mòunt-ing	n. framework used for support or display
mounts	mòunts	mount-s	mòunt-s
mountain	mòuntain	moun-tain	mòun-tain	n. a land mass that projects well above its surroundings
mountebank	mòunte̊bank	mount-e-bank	mòunt-e̊-bank	n. a flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes
mountaineer	mòuntainēer	moun-tain-eer	mòun-tain-ēer	n. someone who climbs mountains v. climb mountains for pleasure as a sport
mountainous	mòuntaino̊us	moun-tain-ous	mòun-tain-o̊us	a. containing many mountains; like a mountain in size
mountains	mòuntainṡ	moun-tain-s	mòun-tain-ṡ
mountaineering	mòuntȧinēering	moun-tain-eer-ing	mòun-tȧin-ēer-ing	n. the activity of climbing mountains
amount	åmòunt	a-mount	å-mòunt	n. a quantity of something vi. to add up to; to be equivalent to
amounts	åmòunts	a-mount-s	å-mòunt-s
dismount	dismòunt	dis-mount	dis-mòunt	n. the act of dismounting (a horse or bike etc.)
intermountain	inte̊rmòuntȧin	inter-moun-tain	inte̊r-mòun-tȧin	a. situated between mountains
paramount	paråmòunt	para-mount	parå-mòunt	a. more important than anything else; supreme
remount	rēmòunt	re-mount	rē-mòunt	n. a fresh horse to replace one killed or injured v. mount again
surmount	sůrmòunt	sur-mount	sůr-mòunt	v. be on top of
surmountable	sůrmòuntåble	sur-mount-able	sůr-mòunt-åble	a. capable of being surmounted or overcome
unmounted	ûnmòuntėd	un-mount-ed	ûn-mòunt-ėd	a. not mounted
catamount	catåmòunt	cat-a-mount	cat-å-mòunt	n. a large wild cat such as a cougar or lynx
insurmountable	insůrmòuntåble	in-sur-mount-able	in-sůr-mòunt-åble	a. not capable of being surmounted or overcome
mourn	mōurn	mourn	mōurn	v. to feel or express grief or sorrow
mourner	mōurne̊r	mourn-er	mōurn-e̊r	n. a person who is feeling grief (as grieving over someone who has died)
mournful	mōurnfůl	mourn-ful	mōurn-fůl	a. expressing sorrow
mourning	mōurning	mourn-ing	mōurn-ing	n. the expression of sorrow for someone's death
mournfully	mōurnfůllẏ	mourn-ful-ly	mōurn-fůl-lẏ	adv. in a mournful manner
unmourned	ûnmōurn𝕖d	un-mourn-ed	ûn-mōurn-𝕖d	a. not grieved for; causing no mourning
mouse	mòuse	mouse	mòuse	n. a small rodent with a pointed snout n. a hand-operated device used to control a computer cursor
mouses	mòusėṡ	mouse-s	mòusė-ṡ
mousetrap	mòus𝕖trap	mouse-trap	mòus𝕖-trap	n. a trap for catching mice
mousy	mòusẏ	mous-y	mòus-ẏ	a. quiet and timid a. having a drab pale brown color
mice	mīce	mice	mīce	n. plural of "mouse"
moussaka	moùssàkå	moussaka	moùssàkå	n. casserole of eggplant and ground lamb with onion and tomatoes
mousse	moùsse	mousse	moùsse	n. a light creamy dessert; a hair styling foam
moustaches	mo̊ustaċhėṡ	moustache-s	mo̊ustaċhė-ṡ
moustache	mo̊ustaċhe	moustache	mo̊ustaċhe	n an unshaved growth of hair on the upper lip
mouth	mòuth	mouth	mòuth	n. the opening in the face through which food is taken in and speech is produced n. an opening resembling a mouth vt. to say something in a particular way
mouthful	mòuthful	mouth-ful	mòuth-ful	n. the quantity that can be held in the mouth
mouthing	mòuṫhing	mouth-ing	mòuṫh-ing	v. express in speech v. articulate silently; form words with the lips only
mouthpart	mòuthpàrt	mouth-part	mòuth-pàrt	n. any part of the mouth of an insect or arthropod adapted to a specific way of feeding
mouthpiece	mòuthpiēce	mouth-piece	mòuth-piēce	n. a part that goes into the mouth n. a spokesperson or representative
mouths	mòuṫhṡ	mouth-s	mòuṫh-ṡ
mouthwash	mòuthwàsh	mouth-wash	mòuth-wàsh	n. a medicated solution used for gargling and rinsing the mouth
mouthy	mòuthẏ	mouth-y	mòuth-ẏ	a. tending to talk a lot or too loudly
blabbermouth	blabbe̊rmòuth	blabber-mouth	blabbe̊r-mòuth	n. someone who gossips indiscreetly
largemouth	làrgemòuth	large-mouth	làrge-mòuth	n. a large black bass
loudmouth	lòudmòuth	loud-mouth	lòud-mòuth	n. a person who talks too much and indiscreetly
vermouth	ve̊rmoùth	ver-mouth	ve̊r-moùth	n. a white wine flavored with herbs, used as an aperitif or in mixed drinks
cottonmouth	cotto̊nmòuth	cott-on-mouth	cott-o̊n-mòuth	n venomous semiaquatic snake of swamps in southern United States
motormouth	mōto̊rmòuth	mot-or-mouth	mōt-o̊r-mòuth	n. someone who talks incessantly
mouton	moùton	mouton	moùton	n. meat from a mature domestic sheep
move	mõve	move	mõve	v. to change position; to cause to go; to affect emotionally n. the act of moving; a change of residence
movable	movåble	mov-able	mov-åble	a. capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another
moveable	move̊able	move-able	move̊-able	a. capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another
moved	mov𝕖d	mov-ed	mov-𝕖d	a. being excited or provoked to the expression of an emotion
mover	move̊r	mov-er	mov-e̊r	n. someone whose job is moving furniture n. someone or something that causes change
movie	mõvie	mov-ie	mõv-ie	n. a story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images
moving	moving	mov-ing	mov-ing	a. causing strong emotion; touching a. in motion
movement	mõv𝕖me̊nt	move-ment	mõv𝕖-me̊nt	n. an act of changing physical location or position n. a group of people working together to advance a shared cause
moves	mõv𝕖ṡ	move-s	mõv𝕖-ṡ
moviegoer	moviēgōe̊r	mov-ie-goer	mov-iē-gōe̊r	n. someone who goes to see movies
movingly	mõvinglẏ	mov-ing-ly	mõv-ing-lẏ	adv. in a moving manner
movies	mõvi𝕖ṡ	mov-ie-s	mõv-i𝕖-ṡ
movements	mõv𝕖me̊nts	move-ment-s	mõv𝕖-me̊nt-s
moviemaker	moviēmāke̊r	mov-ie-mak-er	mov-iē-māk-e̊r	n. a producer of motion pictures
immovable	immovåble	im-mov-able	im-mov-åble	a. not able or intended to be moved
remove	rėmõve	re-move	rė-mõve	vt. to take something away or off from the place occupied vi. to change one's place of residence
removable	rėmovåble	re-mov-able	rė-mov-åble	a. capable of being removed or taken away
removal	rėmõvål	re-mov-al	rė-mõv-ål	n. the action of removing something n. dismissal from office
removed	rēmov𝕖d	re-mov-ed	rē-mov-𝕖d	a. separated in relationship by a given degree of descent
remover	rėmove̊r	re-mov-er	rė-mov-e̊r	n. a solvent that removes a substance (usually from a surface) n. someone who works for a company that moves furniture
removing	rėmõving	re-mov-ing	rė-mõv-ing
removes	rėmõv𝕖ṡ	re-move-s	rė-mõv𝕖-ṡ
unmovable	ûnmovåble	un-mov-able	ûn-mov-åble	a. not able to be moved
unmoved	ûnmov𝕖d	un-mov-ed	ûn-mov-𝕖d	a. emotionally unmoved
unmoving	ûnmoving	un-mov-ing	ûn-mov-ing	a. not moving; not arousing emotions
mow	mōw	mow	mōw	v. cut with a blade or mower
mowed	mōw𝕖d	mow-ed	mōw-𝕖d	v. cut with a blade or mower
mower	mōwe̊r	mow-er	mōw-e̊r	n. a machine or tool for cutting grass
lawnmower	lãwnmōwe̊r	lawn-mow-er	lãwn-mōw-e̊r	n. a machine for cutting grass
moxie	moxiē	moxie	moxiē	n. fortitude and determination; energy and initiative
mozambican	mōzambĩcån	mozambican	mōzambĩcån	n. a native or inhabitant of Mozambique a. of or relating to Mozambique or its people
mozzarella	mozzårellå	mozzarella	mozzårellå	n. a mild white Italian cheese
mp		mp		n. abbreviation for Member of Parliament n. abbreviation for Military Police
Mr	Mr	Mr	Mr	n. a title used before a man's surname
Mr.	Mr.	Mr.	Mr.	n. a title used before a man's surname
Messrs.	Messrṡ.	Messrs.	Messrṡ.
mri		mri		n. the use of nuclear magnetic resonance to produce images
Mrs	Mrs	Mrs	Mrs	n. a title for a married woman
Mrs.	Mrs.	Mrs.	Mrs.	n. a title for a married woman
Mmes.	Mmes.	Mmes.	Mmes.
Ms	Mṡ	Ms	Mṡ	n. a title for a woman regardless of marital status
Ms.	Mṡ.	Ms.	Mṡ.	n. a title for a woman regardless of marital status
Mses	Mṡėṡ	Ms-es	Mṡ-ėṡ
Mss	Mss	Ms-s	Ms-s
msec		msec		n. one thousandth (10^-3) of a second
mucin	mūcin	muc-in	mūc-in	n. a nitrogenous substance in mucous secretions; a lubricant protecting body surfaces
mucous	mūco̊us	muc-ous	mūc-o̊us	a. relating to mucus
much	mûch	much	mûch	a. a large amount of adv. to a great extent or degree n. a great amount
overmuch	ōve̊rmûch	over-much	ōve̊r-mûch	a. very great in quantity; overabundant adv. more than necessary
inasmuch	inåṡmûch	in-as-much	in-åṡ-mûch	adv. In like degree; in like manner; seeing that; considering that; since; -- followed by as. See In as much as, under In, prep.
insomuch	insōmûch	in-so-much	in-sō-mûch	adv. to such an extent; so much so that
muchacha	mūchàchå	muchacha	mūchàchå	n. a young woman or girl (Spanish)
muchacho	mûc𝕙āc𝕙ō	muchacho	mûc𝕙āc𝕙ō	n. a young man or boy (Spanish)
mucilage	mūcilȧge	mucilage	mūcilȧge	n. a gelatinous substance secreted by plants
muck	mûck	muck	mûck	n. soft wet dirt or mud v. to remove muck
mucky	mûckẏ	muck-y	mûck-ẏ	a. dirty and messy; covered with mud or muck
muckraker	mûckrāke̊r	muck-rak-er	mûck-rāk-e̊r	n. one who spreads real or alleged scandal about another (usually for political advantage)
muckraking	mûckrāking	muck-rak-ing	mûck-rāk-ing	n. the exposure of scandal (especially about public figures)
mucosal	mūcōsål	mucos-al	mūcōs-ål	a. of or relating to mucous membranes
mucosa	mūcōså	mucosa	mūcōså	n. mucus-secreting membrane lining body cavities
mucus	mūcůs	mucus	mūcůs	n. a thick slimy substance produced by the body
mud	mûd	mud	mûd	n. soft, wet earth or dirt
muddle	mûddle	mudd-le	mûdd-le	v. to make into a puddle n. a confused or disordered state
muds	mûdṡ	mud-s	mûd-ṡ
muddy	mûddẏ	mudd-y	mûdd-ẏ	a. full of or covered with mud v. to make unclear or confused
muddied	mûddĩ𝕖d	mudd-i-ed	mûdd-ĩ-𝕖d	a. (of color) discolored by impurities; not bright and clear
muddled	mûddl𝕖d	muddl-ed	mûddl-𝕖d	a. confused and vague
muesli	mū𝕖ṡli	muesli	mū𝕖ṡli	n. mixture of untoasted dry cereals and fruits
muezzin	mūezzin	muezzin	mūezzin	n. the Muslim official who calls the faithful to prayer from a minaret
muff	mûff	muff	mûff	n. a warm tubular covering for the hands v. fail to catch, as of a ball
muffin	mûffi̊n	muff-in	mûff-i̊n	n. a sweet quick bread baked in a cup-shaped pan
muffle	mûffle	muff-le	mûff-le	v. to deaden a sound, especially by wrapping
muffins	mûffinṡ	muff-in-s	mûff-in-ṡ
ragamuffin	ragåmûffin	raga-muff-in	ragå-mûff-in	n. a dirty shabbily clothed urchin
muffled	mûffl𝕖d	muffl-ed	mûffl-𝕖d	a. wrapped up for protection; (of sound) quiet or indistinct
muffler	mûffle̊r	muffl-er	mûffl-e̊r	n. a scarf worn around the neck n. a device that reduces noise
mufti	mûfti	mufti	mûfti	n. a jurist who interprets Muslim religious law n. civilian dress worn by a person who is entitled to wear a military uniform
mug	mûg	mug	mûg	n. a large cup with a handle v. to attack and rob someone
mugged	mûgg𝕖d	mugg-ed	mûgg-𝕖d
mugger	mûgge̊r	mugg-er	mûgg-e̊r	n. a robber who takes property by threatening violence on the street
mugging	mûgging	mugg-ing	mûgg-ing	n. assault with intent to rob
mugs	mûgṡ	mug-s	mûg-ṡ
muggy	mûggẏ	mugg-y	mûgg-ẏ	a. hot or warm and humid
mujaheddin	mūjåheddin	mujaheddin	mūjåheddin	n. Muslim guerrilla fighters engaged in a jihad
mujahedeen	mūjåhedēen	mujahedeen	mūjåhedēen	n a military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad
mujahedin	mūjåhe̊dĩn	mujahedin	mūjåhe̊dĩn	n. a military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad
mujahideen	mūjåhidēen	mujahideen	mūjåhidēen	n. a military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad
mujahidin	mūjàhīdin	mujahidin	mūjàhīdin	n. a military force of Muslim guerilla warriors engaged in a jihad
mulish	mūlish	mul-ish	mūl-ish	a. unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty
mulatto	mùlàttō	mulatto	mùlàttō	n. an offspring of a black and a white parent
demulcent	dėmûlce̊nt	de-mulc-ent	dė-mûlc-e̊nt	a. soothing or relieving pain or irritation
mulch	mûlch	mulch	mûlch	n. a covering spread on soil to protect it v. to cover with mulch
mulching	mûlching	mulch-ing	mûlch-ing	v. cover with mulch (mulch的现在分词)
mulct	mûlct	mulct	mûlct	vt. to punish with a fine; to defraud
mule	mūle	mule	mūle	n. an animal that is the offspring of a donkey and a horse
muley	mūlėy	mule-y	mūlė-y	a. without horns n. a hornless animal
muleta	mūlètå	muleta	mūlètå	n. the red cloth used by a matador in the final stage of a bullfight
promulgate	prōmůlgāte	pro-mulg-ate	prō-můlg-āte	v. put a law into effect by formal declaration
promulgation	prōmůlgātio̊n	pro-mulg-at-ion	prō-můlg-āt-io̊n	n. the official announcement putting a new law or ordinance into effect
mull	mûll	mull	mûll	v. to think over carefully v. to heat with sugar and spices
mulled	mûll𝕖d	mull-ed	mûll-𝕖d	v. reflect deeply on a subject v. heat with sugar and spices to make a hot drink
mullah	mûllå𝕙	mullah	mûllå𝕙	n. a Muslim trained in the doctrine and law of Islam; the head of a mosque
mullein	mûllėin	mullein	mûllėin	n. a plant of the genus Verbascum with woolly leaves and spikes of yellow flowers
mullet	mûlle̊t	mullet	mûlle̊t	n. a marine or freshwater fish
mulligan	mûlligån	mulligan	mûlligån	n. a stew made from whatever is available n. a free shot given to a golfer
mullion	mûllio̊n	mullion	mûllio̊n	n. a vertical strip between the panes of a window or panels of a screen
mullioned	mûllio̊n𝕖d	mullion-ed	mûllio̊n-𝕖d	a. of windows; divided by vertical bars or piers
multitude	mûltitūde	mult-itude	mûlt-itūde	n. a large gathering of people
multitudinous	mûltitūdino̊us	mult-i-tud-in-ous	mûlt-i-tūd-in-o̊us	a. too numerous to be counted
multi	mûltĩ	multi	mûltĩ	pref. many or much
mum	mûm	mum	mûm	a. silent; not speaking n. chrysanthemum
mumble	mûmble	mum-ble	mûm-ble	v. say something quietly and indistinctly n. a soft indistinct utterance
mumbled	mûmbl𝕖d	mumbl-ed	mûmbl-𝕖d	v. talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice
mumbling	mûmbling	mumbl-ing	mûmbl-ing	n. indistinct enunciation
mummies	mûmmi𝕖ṡ	mumm-ies	mûmm-i𝕖ṡ
mummy	mûmmẏ	mumm-y	mûmm-ẏ	n. a body embalmed and dried and wrapped for burial (as in ancient Egypt)
mummer	mûmme̊r	mumm-er	mûmm-e̊r	n. an actor who communicates entirely by gesture and facial expression
mummify	mûmmi̊fȳ	mumm-ify	mûmm-i̊fȳ	v. preserve while making lifeless v. dry up and shrivel due to complete loss of moisture
mummified	mûmmifī𝕖d	mumm-i-fi-ed	mûmm-i-fī-𝕖d	a. preserved as a mummy; dried up
mummification	mûmmificātio̊n	mumm-i-fic-at-ion	mûmm-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. embalmment and drying a dead body and wrapping it as a mummy
mumpish	mûmpish	mump-ish	mûmp-ish	a. sullen and bad-tempered
mumps	mûmps	mump-s	mûmp-s	n. an acute contagious viral disease with fever and swelling of the parotid glands
munition	mūnitio̊n	mun-it-ion	mūn-it-io̊n	n. military supplies, especially weapons and ammunition
municipal	mūnicipål	mun-i-cip-al	mūn-i-cip-ål	a. relating to a city or town or its governing body
munificence	mūnifice̊nce	mun-if-ic-ence	mūn-if-ic-e̊nce	n. liberality in bestowing gifts; extremely liberal and generous of spirit
munificent	mūnific𝕖nt	mun-if-ic-ent	mūn-if-ic-𝕖nt	a. very generous
munitions	mūnitio̊nṡ	mun-it-ion-s	mūn-it-io̊n-ṡ	n. military weapons and equipment
muniments	mūnime̊nts	mun-i-ment-s	mūn-i-me̊nt-s	n. documents proving title to property
municipality	mūnici̊pali̊tẏ	mun-i-cip-al-ity	mūn-i-ci̊p-al-i̊tẏ	n. an urban district having corporate status and powers of self-government
municipally	mūnicipållẏ	mun-i-cip-al-ly	mūn-i-cip-ål-lẏ	adv. by municipality
ammunition	ammūnitio̊n	am-mun-it-ion	am-mūn-it-io̊n	n. projectiles to be fired from a gun n. information that can be used to support an argument
commune	commūne	com-mune	com-mūne	n. a group of people living together and sharing possessions v. to communicate intimately
communique	co̊mmūni̊q𝕦è	com-munique	co̊m-mūni̊q𝕦è	n an official report (usually sent in haste)
communal	co̊mmūnål	com-mun-al	co̊m-mūn-ål	a. shared by all members of a community
communion	co̊mmūnio̊n	com-mun-ion	co̊m-mūn-io̊n	n. the sharing of intimate thoughts and feelings n. the service of worship celebrating the Eucharist
communism	commūniṡm	com-mun-ism	com-mūn-iṡm	n. a political theory favoring collectivism in a classless society
communist	commūnist	com-mun-ist	com-mūn-ist	n. a supporter of communism a. relating to communism
community	co̊mmūnitẏ	com-mun-ity	co̊m-mūn-itẏ	n. a group of people living in the same area; a group with common interests; society
communicable	co̊mmūni̊cåble	com-mun-ic-able	co̊m-mūn-i̊c-åble	a. capable of being transmitted, especially of disease
communicant	co̊mmūnicånt	com-mun-ic-ant	co̊m-mūn-ic-ånt	n. a person entitled to receive Communion
communicate	co̊mmūnicāte	com-mun-ic-ate	co̊m-mūn-ic-āte	v. transmit information v. transmit thoughts or feelings v. join or connect
communitarian	co̊mmūnitåriån	com-mun-it-arian	co̊m-mūn-it-åriån	n. a member of a communistic community a. of or relating to communitarianism
communalism	commūnåliṡm	com-mun-al-ism	com-mūn-ål-iṡm	n. the practice of communal living and common ownership n. loyalty to your own minority group rather than society as a whole
communality	commūnalitẏ	com-mun-al-ity	com-mūn-al-itẏ	n. the state of being shared or held in common
communistic	commūnistic	com-mun-ist-ic	com-mūn-ist-ic	a relating to or marked by communism
communities	co̊mmūniti𝕖ṡ	com-mun-it-ies	co̊m-mūn-it-i𝕖ṡ
communally	commūnållẏ	com-mun-al-ly	com-mūn-ål-lẏ	adv. by a group of people rather than an individual
communists	commūnists	com-mun-ist-s	com-mūn-ist-s
communicated	co̊mmūnicātėd	com-mun-ic-at-ed	co̊m-mūn-ic-āt-ėd
communicability	co̊mmūnicåbilitẏ	com-mun-ic-abil-ity	co̊m-mūn-ic-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being communicable or capable of being imparted
communicating	co̊mmūni̊cāting	com-mun-ic-at-ing	co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-ing	n. the activity of communicating; the activity of conveying information v. transmit information
communication	co̊mmūnicātio̊n	com-mun-ic-at-ion	co̊m-mūn-ic-āt-io̊n	n. the exchange of information or ideas n. a means of connection between people or places
communicative	co̊mmūni̊cåtive	com-mun-ic-at-ive	co̊m-mūn-i̊c-åt-ive	a. of or relating to communication a. able or tending to communicate
communicator	co̊mmūni̊cāto̊r	com-mun-ic-at-or	co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-o̊r	n. a person who communicates with others
communicates	co̊mmūnicāt𝕖s	com-mun-ic-ate-s	co̊m-mūn-ic-āt𝕖-s
communicational	co̊mmūnicātio̊nål	com-mun-ic-at-ion-al	co̊m-mūn-ic-āt-io̊n-ål	a. used in communication
communications	co̊mmūni̊cātio̊nṡ	com-mun-ic-at-ion-s	co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-io̊n-ṡ	n. the means of sending information
immune	immūne	im-mune	im-mūne	a. protected against a particular disease a. not affected by something
immunity	immūni̊tẏ	im-mun-ity	im-mūn-i̊tẏ	n. the ability to resist a particular disease n. the state of being exempt from something
immunize	immūnīze	im-mun-ize	im-mūn-īze	v. to protect against a disease by vaccination
immunized	immūnīz𝕖d	im-mun-iz-ed	im-mūn-īz-𝕖d	v. render unsusceptible to a disease (immunize的过去式和过去分词) a. having been rendered unsusceptible to a disease
immunization	immūni̊zātio̊n	im-mun-iz-at-ion	im-mūn-i̊z-āt-io̊n	n. the act of making immune (especially by inoculation)
immunologist	immūnolo̊gist	im-mun-o-log-ist	im-mūn-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a medical scientist who specializes in immunology
immunology	immūnolo̊gẏ	im-mun-o-log-y	im-mūn-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the branch of medical science that studies the body's immune system
immunological	immūno̊logicål	im-mun-o-log-ic-al	im-mūn-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. of or relating to immunology
immunohistochemical	immūnōhistōc𝕙emicål	im-mun-o-hist-o-chem-ic-al	im-mūn-ō-hist-ō-c𝕙em-ic-ål	a. relating to the use of immunological techniques to study tissue
immunologically	immūno̊logicållẏ	im-mun-o-log-ic-al-ly	im-mūn-o̊-log-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. from the point of view of immunology
remunerate	rėmūne̊rāte	re-mun-er-ate	rė-mūn-e̊r-āte	v make payment to; compensate
remuneration	rėmūne̊rātio̊n	re-mun-er-at-ion	rė-mūn-e̊r-āt-io̊n	n. the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses
remunerative	rēmūne̊råtive	re-mun-er-at-ive	rē-mūn-e̊r-åt-ive	a. for which money is paid a. producing a sizeable profit
excommunicate	exco̊mmūni̊cāte	ex-com-mun-ic-ate	ex-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āte	v. exclude from a church or a religious community
excommunicated	exco̊mmūni̊cāt𝕖d	ex-com-mun-ic-at-ed	ex-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-𝕖d	v exclude from a church or a religious community v oust or exclude from a group or membership by decree
excommunication	exco̊mmūni̊cātio̊n	ex-com-mun-ic-at-ion	ex-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-io̊n	n. the state of being excommunicated n. the act of excluding a member from church communion
intercommunal	inte̊rcommūnål	inter-com-mun-al	inte̊r-com-mūn-ål	a. relating to interaction between communities
intercommunity	inte̊rco̊mmūni̊tẏ	inter-com-mun-ity	inte̊r-co̊m-mūn-i̊tẏ	n. shared characteristics; a community of interests
incommunicative	inco̊mmūni̊cåtive	in-com-mun-ic-at-ive	in-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-åt-ive	a. not communicative; unresponsive
incommunicado	inco̊mmūni̊càdō	in-com-mun-ic-ad-o	in-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-àd-ō	a. without the means or right to communicate
miscommunication	misco̊mmūni̊cātio̊n	mis-com-mun-ic-at-ion	mis-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-io̊n	n. a failure to communicate effectively
telecommunication	tele̊co̊mmūnicātio̊n	tele-com-mun-ic-at-ion	tele̊-co̊m-mūn-ic-āt-io̊n	n. communication over a distance
telecommunications	tele̊co̊mmūni̊cātio̊nṡ	tele-com-mun-ic-at-ion-s	tele̊-co̊m-mūn-i̊c-āt-io̊n-ṡ	n. the technology of sending information over long distances by electronic means
uncommunicative	ûnco̊mmūnicåtive	un-com-mun-ic-at-ive	ûn-co̊m-mūn-ic-åt-ive	a. not inclined to talk or give information or express opinions
munch	mûnch	munch	mûnch	v. to eat steadily and often audibly
muncher	mûnche̊r	munch-er	mûnch-e̊r	n. a chewer who makes a munching noise
munching	mûnching	munch-ing	mûnch-ing	v. chew steadily and noisily
munchkin	mûnchkin	munch-kin	mûnch-kin	n. a very small person; a child
mundanity	mûndanitẏ	mund-an-ity	mûnd-an-itẏ	n. the quality of being commonplace and ordinary
ultramundane	ûltråmûndāne	ultra-mund-ane	ûltrå-mûnd-āne	a. beyond the physical world
mundane	mûndāne	mundane	mûndāne	a. concerned with the world or worldly matters
antemundane	antėmûndāne	ante-mundane	antė-mûndāne	a. existing before the creation of the world
Munich	Mūnic𝕙	Munich	Mūnic𝕙	n. a city in southern Germany
muon	mūon	muon	mūon	n. an elementary particle with a negative charge
mural	mūrål	mur-al	mūr-ål	n. a painting applied directly to a wall a. relating to walls
murine	mūrĩne	mur-ine	mūr-ĩne	n. a rodent that is a member of the family Muridae a. of or relating to or transmitted by a member of the family Muridae (rats and mice)
murmur	můrmůr	mur-mur	můr-můr	v. to speak very quietly n. a low continuous sound
murmured	můrmůr𝕖d	mur-mur-ed	můr-můr-𝕖d	v. speak softly or indistinctly v. make complaining remarks or noises under one's breath
muralist	mūrålist	mur-al-ist	mūr-ål-ist	n. a painter of murals
murmuring	můrmůring	mur-mur-ing	můr-můr-ing	v. making a low continuous indistinct sound n. a low continuous indistinct sound
murmurous	můrmůro̊us	mur-mur-ous	můr-můr-o̊us	a. characterized by soft sounds
murals	mūrålṡ	mur-al-s	mūr-ål-ṡ
demur	dėmůr	de-mur	dė-můr	n. (law) a formal objection to an opponent's pleadings v. take exception to v. enter a demurrer
extramural	extråmůrål	extra-mur-al	extrå-můr-ål	a. carried on outside the bounds of an institution or community
immure	immūre	im-mure	im-mūre	v lock up or confine, in or as in a jail
intramural	intråmūrål	intra-mur-al	intrå-mūr-ål	a. carried on within the bounds of an institution or community
murder	můrde̊r	murd-er	můrd-e̊r	n. the unlawful killing of another person with intent v. kill someone unlawfully and with intent
murdered	můrde̊r𝕖d	murd-er-ed	můrd-e̊r-𝕖d	a. killed unlawfully
murderer	můrde̊re̊r	murd-er-er	můrd-e̊r-e̊r	n. a person who commits murder
murderess	můrde̊rėss	murd-er-ess	můrd-e̊r-ėss	n. a woman murderer
murdering	můrde̊ring	murd-er-ing	můrd-e̊r-ing	v. present participle of murder
murderous	můrde̊ro̊us	murd-er-ous	můrd-e̊r-o̊us	a. intending or likely to cause death; extremely dangerous
murders	můrde̊rṡ	murd-er-s	můrd-e̊r-ṡ
murderously	můrde̊ro̊uslẏ	murd-er-ous-ly	můrd-e̊r-o̊us-lẏ	adv. as if bent on murder
murderers	můrde̊re̊rṡ	murd-er-er-s	můrd-e̊r-e̊r-ṡ
murk	můrk	murk	můrk	n. darkness or heavy mist that makes it difficult to see
murky	můrkẏ	murk-y	můrk-ẏ	a. dark and gloomy; unclear
murkily	můrkilẏ	murk-i-ly	můrk-i-lẏ	adv. unclearly; opaquely
murkiness	můrkinėss	murk-i-ness	můrk-i-nėss	n. an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance n. the quality of being cloudy
murre	můrre	murre	můrre	n. a black-and-white diving bird of northern seas
murrelet	můrr𝕖lėt	murre-let	můrr𝕖-lėt	n. a small seabird of the North Pacific related to the auk
muse	mūse	muse	mūse	n. a source of inspiration; one of the nine Greek goddesses of arts and sciences v. to think deeply or carefully
musea	mūṡėa	musea	mūṡėa
muslim	mùṡli̊m	muslim	mùṡli̊m	n. a believer in or follower of Islam a. of or relating to or supporting Islamism
music	mūṡic	mus-ic	mūṡ-ic	n. the art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds in a harmonious way n. any pleasant and harmonious sound
musing	mūṡing	mus-ing	mūṡ-ing	n. a calm lengthy intent consideration a. deeply or seriously thoughtful
musket	mûske̊t	mus-ket	mûs-ke̊t	n. an old-fashioned long-barreled gun
musical	mūṡicål	mus-ic-al	mūṡ-ic-ål	a. relating to music n. a play or film with singing and dancing
musicale	mūṡicale	mus-ic-ale	mūṡ-ic-ale	n. a social musical party
musketeer	mûske̊tēer	mus-ket-eer	mûs-ke̊t-ēer	n. a foot soldier armed with a musket
musician	mūṡiciån	mus-ic-ian	mūṡ-ic-iån	n. someone who plays a musical instrument (as a profession) n. artist who composes or conducts music as a profession
musketry	mûskėtrẏ	mus-ket-ry	mûs-kėt-rẏ	n. musketeers and their muskets collectively n. the technique of using small arms (especially in battle)
museum	mūṡėům	mus-e-um	mūṡ-ė-ům	n. a building for collecting and displaying objects of scientific or artistic value
musicality	mūṡicali̊tẏ	mus-ic-al-ity	mūṡ-ic-al-i̊tẏ	n. the property of sounding like music
musically	mūṡicållẏ	mus-ic-al-ly	mūṡ-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a musical manner
musicals	mūṡicålṡ	mus-ic-al-s	mūṡ-ic-ål-ṡ
musicians	mūṡiciånṡ	mus-ic-ian-s	mūṡ-ic-iån-ṡ
musicianship	mūṡiċi̊ånship	mus-ic-ian-ship	mūṡ-iċ-i̊ån-ship	n. artistry in performing music
museums	mūṡėůmṡ	mus-e-um-s	mūṡ-ė-ům-ṡ
musicologist	mūṡicolo̊gist	mus-ic-o-log-ist	mūṡ-ic-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a student of musicology
musicology	mūṡicolo̊gẏ	mus-ic-o-log-y	mūṡ-ic-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the scholarly and scientific study of music
amuse	åmūse	a-muse	å-mūse	v. entertain or cause someone to laugh
amused	åmūṡ𝕖d	a-mus-ed	å-mūṡ-𝕖d	a. finding something funny or entertaining
amusing	åmūṡing	a-mus-ing	å-mūṡ-ing	a. providing enjoyment; entertaining
amusement	åmūṡ𝕖me̊nt	a-muse-ment	å-mūṡ𝕖-me̊nt	n. the feeling of being entertained or amused n. an activity that provides enjoyment
amuses	åmūṡėṡ	a-muse-s	å-mūṡė-ṡ
amusingly	åmūṡinglẏ	a-mus-ing-ly	å-mūṡ-ing-lẏ	adv. in an entertaining and amusing manner
amusements	åmūṡ𝕖me̊nts	a-muse-ment-s	å-mūṡ𝕖-me̊nt-s
extramusical	extråmūṡicål	extra-mus-ic-al	extrå-mūṡ-ic-ål	a. not relating to or belonging to music
nonmusic	nonmūṡic	non-music	non-mūṡic	n. content that is not musical in nature
nonmusical	nonmūṡicål	non-mus-ic-al	non-mūṡ-ic-ål	a. not relating to or skilled in music
unmusical	ûnmūṡicål	un-mus-ic-al	ûn-mūṡ-ic-ål	a. lacking interest in or talent for music a. not musical in nature
ethnomusicologist	ethnōmūṡicolo̊gist	ethn-o-mus-ic-o-log-ist	ethn-ō-mūṡ-ic-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a person who studies the music of different cultures
muscled	mûscl𝕖d	muscl-ed	mûscl-𝕖d	v. make one's way by force
muscle	mûscle	musc-le	mûsc-le	n. a body tissue that can contract to produce movement n. physical strength or force
muscular	mûscūlår	musc-ul-ar	mûsc-ūl-år	a. having well-developed muscles; strong a. relating to muscles
muscles	mûscl𝕖ṡ	musc-le-s	mûsc-l𝕖-ṡ
muscularity	mûscūlaritẏ	musc-ul-ar-ity	mûsc-ūl-ar-itẏ	n. the physiological state of having or consisting of muscle
muscularly	mûscūlårlẏ	musc-ul-ar-ly	mûsc-ūl-år-lẏ	adv. in a manner using physical strength
musculature	mûscūlåtůre	musc-ul-at-ure	mûsc-ūl-åt-ůre	n. the muscular system of an organism
muscology	mûscolo̊gẏ	musc-o-log-y	mûsc-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the study of mosses
intramuscular	intråmuscūlår	intra-musc-ul-ar	intrå-musc-ūl-år	a. within a muscle
intramuscularly	intråmûscūlårlẏ	intra-musc-ul-ar-ly	intrå-mûsc-ūl-år-lẏ	adv. in an intramuscular way
neuromuscular	neūrōmuscūlår	neur-o-muscular	neūr-ō-muscūlår	a. affecting or characteristic of both neural and muscular tissue
muscadine	mûscådīne	muscadine	mûscådīne	n. native grape of southeastern United States; origin of many cultivated varieties n. dull-purple grape of southern United States
muscat	mûscat	muscat	mûscat	n. any of several cultivated grapevines that produce sweet white grapes
muscatel	mûscåtel	muscat-el	mûscåt-el	n. wine from muscat grapes
muscovite	mûsco̊vīte	muscov-ite	mûsco̊v-īte	n. a native or resident of Moscow n. a colorless or pale brown mica
museology	mūṡėolo̊gẏ	muse-o-log-y	mūṡė-o-lo̊g-ẏ	n. the science of museum management
museological	mūṡēo̊logicål	muse-o-log-ic-al	mūṡē-o̊-log-ic-ål	a. relating to museology or the operation of museums
bemuse	bėmūṡe	be-muse	bė-mūṡe	v cause to be confused emotionally
bemused	bėmūṡ𝕖d	be-mus-ed	bė-mūṡ-𝕖d	a. deeply absorbed in thought; confused
bemusement	bėmūs𝕖me̊nt	be-muse-ment	bė-mūs𝕖-me̊nt	n confusion resulting from failure to understand
mush	mûsh	mush	mûsh	n. a soft thick mixture n. cornmeal boiled in water
musher	mûshe̊r	mush-er	mûsh-e̊r	n. a person who drives a dog sled
mushroom	mûshroom	mush-room	mûsh-room	n. a fungus with a rounded cap vi. increase rapidly
mushy	mûshẏ	mush-y	mûsh-ẏ	a. soft and pulpy; overly sentimental
mushrooming	mûshrooming	mush-room-ing	mûsh-room-ing	v pick or gather mushrooms v grow and spread fast
mushrooms	mûshroomṡ	mush-room-s	mûsh-room-ṡ
musk	mûsk	musk	mûsk	n. an odorous glandular secretion from the male musk deer; used as a perfume fixative
muskie	mûskiē	musk-ie	mûsk-iē	n. a large freshwater fish of the pike family found in North America
musky	mûskẏ	musk-y	mûsk-ẏ	a. resembling the smell of musk
muskeg	mûskeg	muskeg	mûskeg	n. a bog characterized by scattered stunted evergreens and mosses
Muslims	Mùṡlimṡ	Musl-im-s	Mùṡl-im-ṡ
muslin	mûṡli̊n	muslin	mûṡli̊n	n. plain-woven cotton fabric
muss	mûss	muss	mûss	v. make messy or untidy
mussed	mûss𝕖ḋ	muss-ed	mûss-𝕖ḋ	v. make messy or untidy
mussel	mûsse̊l	mussel	mûsse̊l	n. a type of shellfish with a long body
mussels	mûsse̊lṡ	mussel-s	mûsse̊l-ṡ	n. a type of shellfish that can be eaten
must	mûst	must	mûst	aux. to be obliged to; to be certain to n. something that is absolutely required
mustard	mûstård	must-ard	mûst-ård	n. a yellow or brown spicy paste made from mustard seeds
muster	mûste̊r	must-er	mûst-e̊r	n. a gathering of military personnel for duty v. gather or bring together
musty	mûstẏ	must-y	mûst-ẏ	a. smelling of mold; stale and unclean
mustiness	mûstinėss	must-i-ness	mûst-i-nėss	n. the quality of smelling or tasting old or stale or mouldy
mustardy	mûstårdẏ	must-ard-y	mûst-ård-ẏ	a. having the taste, color, or smell of mustard
mustached	mûstaċh𝕖ḋ	mustach-ed	mûstaċh-𝕖ḋ	a. having a moustache
mustache	mûstaċhe	mustache	mûstaċhe	n. an unshaved growth of hair on the upper lip
mustaches	mûstaċhėṡ	mustache-s	mûstaċhė-ṡ
mustachioed	mûstaċhiō𝕖d	mustachio-ed	mûstaċhiō-𝕖d	a. having a moustache
mustang	mûstang	mustang	mûstang	n. a small hardy range horse of the western plains descended from Spanish horses
mustelid	mûstėlid	mustel-id	mûstėl-id	n. fissiped fur-bearing carnivorous mammals
mute	mūte	mute	mūte	a. silent; not speaking n. a device to soften the sound of a musical instrument
mutable	mūtåble	mut-able	mūt-åble	a. capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature
mutant	mūtånt	mut-ant	mūt-ånt	n. an organism that has characteristics resulting from chromosomal alteration
mutate	mūtāte	mut-ate	mūt-āte	v. undergo mutation
muted	mūtėd	mut-ed	mūt-ėd	a. softened or toned down; quiet
mutism	mūtiṡm	mut-ism	mūt-iṡm	n. the condition of being unable or unwilling to speak
mutely	mūt𝕖lẏ	mute-ly	mūt𝕖-lẏ	adv. without speaking
muteness	mūt𝕖nėss	mute-ness	mūt𝕖-nėss	n. a refusal to speak when expected
mutual	mūtūål	mut-u-al	mūt-ū-ål	a. common to or shared by two or more parties a. concerning each of two or more persons or things; especially given or done in return
mutated	mūtātėd	mut-at-ed	mūt-āt-ėd	v. underwent mutation or change
mutability	mūtåbilitẏ	mut-abil-ity	mūt-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being capable of mutation or change
mutation	mūtātio̊n	mut-at-ion	mūt-āt-io̊n	n. a change or alteration in form or qualities
mutants	mūtånts	mut-ant-s	mūt-ånt-s
mutualism	mūtūåliṡm	mut-u-al-ism	mūt-ū-ål-iṡm	n. the relation between two different species of organisms that are interdependent
mutuality	mūtūalitẏ	mut-u-al-ity	mūt-ū-al-itẏ	n. a reciprocality of sentiments; a reciprocal relation between interdependent entities
mutually	mūtūållẏ	mut-u-al-ly	mūt-ū-ål-lẏ	adv. in a mutual or shared manner
mutualistic	mūtūålistic	mut-u-al-is-tic	mūt-ū-ål-is-tic	a. relating to or characterized by mutualism
commute	co̊mmūte	com-mute	co̊m-mūte	v. to travel regularly between home and work v. to reduce a punishment to a less severe one
commuter	co̊mmūte̊r	com-mut-er	co̊m-mūt-e̊r	n. a person who travels regularly between home and work
commuting	co̊mmūting	com-mut-ing	co̊m-mūt-ing	n. the travel of a commuter
commutation	commūtātio̊n	com-mut-at-ion	com-mūt-āt-io̊n	n. the travel of a commuter n. the reduction in severity of a punishment
immutable	immūtåble	im-mut-able	im-mūt-åble	a. not subject or susceptible to change
immutability	immūtåbilitẏ	im-mut-abil-ity	im-mūt-åbil-itẏ	n. the quality of being incapable of mutation
permute	pe̊rmūte	per-mute	pe̊r-mūte	vt. to change the order of
permutation	pe̊rmūtātio̊n	per-mut-at-ion	pe̊r-mūt-āt-io̊n	n. the act of changing the arrangement of elements; a complete change
permutations	pe̊rmūtātio̊nṡ	per-mut-at-ion-s	pe̊r-mūt-āt-io̊n-ṡ	n. ways of arranging things
transmute	transmūte	trans-mute	trans-mūte	v. alter the nature of (elements)
transmutation	transmūtātio̊n	trans-mut-at-ion	trans-mūt-āt-io̊n	n. an act that changes the form or character or substance of something
telecommute	tele̊co̊mmūte	tele-com-mute	tele̊-co̊m-mūte	v. work from home using a computer and telephone link to the office
telecommuter	tele̊co̊mmūte̊r	tele-com-mut-er	tele̊-co̊m-mūt-e̊r	n. one who works from home using computers
telecommuting	tele̊co̊mmūting	tele-com-mut-ing	tele̊-co̊m-mūt-ing	n. employment at home while communicating with the workplace by phone or computer
muthafucka	mûthåfûckå	muthafucka	mûthåfûckå	n. (vulgar slang) a contemptible or despicable person
mutilate	mūti̊lāte	mutil-ate	mūti̊l-āte	v. destroy or injure severely
mutilated	mūti̊lāt𝕖d	mutil-at-ed	mūti̊l-āt-𝕖d	a. having a part of the body crippled or disabled
mutilation	mūti̊lātio̊n	mutil-at-ion	mūti̊l-āt-io̊n	n. an injury that deprives you of a limb or other important body part
mutineer	mūti̊nēer	mutin-eer	mūti̊n-ēer	n. someone who is openly rebellious and refuses to obey authorities
mutinous	mūti̊no̊us	mutin-ous	mūti̊n-o̊us	a. disposed to or in a state of mutiny
mutiny	mūti̊nẏ	mutin-y	mūti̊n-ẏ	n. open rebellion against authority, especially by seamen or soldiers v. engage in a mutiny against an authority
mutt	mûtt	mutt	mûtt	n. an inferior dog or one of mixed breed
mutter	mûtte̊r	mutt-er	mûtt-e̊r	v. to say something quietly and indistinctly n. a muttered word or sound
mutton	mûtto̊n	mutt-on	mûtt-o̊n	n meat from a mature domestic sheep
muttered	mûtte̊r𝕖d	mutt-er-ed	mûtt-e̊r-𝕖d	v. talk indistinctly; usually in a low voice v. make complaining remarks under one's breath
muttering	mûtte̊ring	mutt-er-ing	mûtt-e̊r-ing	n. a low indistinct sound with lip movement but no clear speech n. a complaint in a low tone v. talk indistinctly in a low voice
muumuu	mūumūu	muumuu	mūumūu	n. a woman's loose unbelted dress
muzzle	mûzzle	muzz-le	mûzz-le	n. the projecting nose and jaws of an animal; a restraint placed over an animal's snout v. fit with a muzzle
muzzy	mûzzẏ	muzz-y	mûzz-ẏ	a. indistinct or hazy in outline a. confused and vague
my	mȳ	my	mȳ	pron. belonging to or associated with the speaker
myasthenia	mȳasthēniå	my-asthen-ia	mȳ-asthēn-iå	n. any muscular weakness
mycologist	mȳcolo̊gist	myc-o-log-ist	mȳc-o-lo̊g-ist	n. a botanist who specializes in the study of fungi
mucormycosis	mūco̊rmȳcōsis	mucor-myc-osis	mūco̊r-mȳc-ōsis	n. a rare but serious fungal infection caused by molds of the order Mucorales
neomycin	nēōmȳcin	neo-myc-in	nēō-mȳc-in	n. an antibiotic used as an intestinal antiseptic
streptomycin	streptōmȳcin	strept-o-myc-in	strept-ō-mȳc-in	n. an antibiotic produced by Streptomyces griseus, used to treat tuberculosis
mycelium	mȳcēliům	mycel-ium	mȳcēl-iům	n. the vegetative part of a fungus consisting of a mass of branching threadlike hyphae
mycenaean	mȳce̊nāeån	mycenaean	mȳce̊nāeån	a. of or relating to ancient Mycenae or its inhabitants
myeloma	mȳe̊lōmå	myel-oma	mȳe̊l-ōmå	n. a tumor of the bone marrow, usually malignant
demyelination	dēmȳe̊linātio̊n	de-myel-in-at-ion	dē-mȳe̊l-in-āt-io̊n	n. loss of the myelin covering of some nerve fibers resulting in their impaired function
osteomyelitis	ostėōmȳe̊lītis	oste-o-myel-itis	ostė-ō-mȳe̊l-ītis	n. an inflammation of bone and bone marrow (usually caused by bacterial infection)
poliomyelitis	pōliōmȳe̊lītis	poli-o-myel-itis	pōli-ō-mȳe̊l-ītis	n. an acute viral disease causing inflammation of brain stem and spinal cord
myelin	mȳėlin	myelin	mȳėlin	n. a white fatty substance forming a sheath around the axis cylinder of some nerve fibers
mylar	mȳlàr	mylar	mȳlàr	n. a thin polyester film
mynah	mȳnå𝕙	mynah	mȳnå𝕙	n. tropical Asian starlings
myopic	mȳopic	myop-ic	mȳop-ic	a. unable to see distant objects clearly; lacking foresight
myopically	mȳopicållẏ	myop-ic-al-ly	mȳop-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a myopic manner
myosin	mȳo̊si̊n	myosin	mȳo̊si̊n	n. a protein found in muscle tissue
myriad	mẏriåd	myriad	mẏriåd	n. a countless or extremely great number a. countless
myrrh	myrrh	myrrh	myrrh	n. aromatic resin burned as incense and used in perfume
myrtle	myrtle	myrtle	myrtle	n. an evergreen shrub with dark green shiny leaves and blue-violet flowers
mystic	mẏstic	myst-ic	mẏst-ic	a. relating to religious mysticism n. a person who seeks spiritual truth through meditation
mystify	mẏsti̊fȳ	myst-ify	mẏst-i̊fȳ	v. to confuse or bewilder
mystical	mẏsticål	myst-ic-al	mẏst-ic-ål	a. relating to or characteristic of mysticism
mysteries	mẏste̊ri𝕖ṡ	myst-er-ies	mẏst-e̊r-i𝕖ṡ
mysterious	mẏstērio̊us	myst-er-ious	mẏst-ēr-io̊us	a. difficult to understand or explain; secret
mysticism	mẏsticiṡm	myst-ic-ism	mẏst-ic-iṡm	n. a religion based on mystical communion with an ultimate reality n. obscure or irrational thought
mystifying	mẏsti̊fȳing	myst-ify-ing	mẏst-i̊fȳ-ing	a. of an obscure nature
mystery	mẏste̊rẏ	myst-er-y	mẏst-e̊r-ẏ	n. something that baffles understanding and cannot be explained n. a story about a crime (usually murder) presented as a novel or play or movie
mystified	mẏsti̊fī𝕖d	myst-i-fi-ed	mẏst-i̊-fī-𝕖d	a. totally perplexed and mixed up v. be a mystery or bewildering to
mystically	mẏsticållẏ	myst-ic-al-ly	mẏst-ic-ål-lẏ	adv. in a mystical manner
mysteriously	mẏstērio̊uslẏ	myst-er-ious-ly	mẏst-ēr-io̊us-lẏ	adv. in a mysterious manner
mystification	mẏstificātio̊n	myst-i-fic-at-ion	mẏst-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. something designed to mystify or bewilder
demystify	dēmẏsti̊fȳ	de-myst-ify	dē-mẏst-i̊fȳ	v. make less mysterious or remove the mystery from
demystification	dēmẏstificātio̊n	de-myst-i-fic-at-ion	dē-mẏst-i-fic-āt-io̊n	n. the act of making something less mysterious or easier to understand
mystique	mẏstĩq𝕦e	mystique	mẏstĩq𝕦e	n. an aura of heightened value or interest or meaning surrounding a person or thing
myth	mẏth	myth	mẏth	n. a traditional story accepted as history; serves to explain the world view of a people
mythos	mȳthos	mythos	mȳthos	n. a myth or body of myths underlying a cultural worldview
mythic	mẏthic	myth-ic	mẏth-ic	a. relating to or having the nature of myth
myths	mẏths	myth-s	mẏth-s
mythical	mẏthi̊cål	myth-ic-al	mẏth-i̊c-ål	a. existing only in myths; not real
demythologize	dēmẏtholo̊gīze	de-myth-o-log-ize	dē-mẏth-o-lo̊g-īze	v. remove the mythical element from (writings)
myxoid	mẏxoid	myx-oid	mẏx-oid	a. resembling mucus
myxoma	mẏxōmå	myx-oma	mẏx-ōmå	n. a benign tumor of connective tissue

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