5300+ Nouns That Start With M

M is for Mother, Mansion, and Money.

Nouns are words that represent people, places, things, or ideas. Most nouns in English are spelled with a capital letter at the beginning. Here are some common English nouns that start with M.

• Mother is a word for a woman who has given birth to a child.
• Mansion is a word for a large, impressive house.
• Money is a word for currency, or paper bills and coins.

There are many other nouns that start with M, but these are some of the most common. Remember, if you’re ever unsure whether a word is a noun or not, you can always look it up in a dictionary.

Nouns That Start With The Letter M

There are plenty of nouns that start with the letter M. Here are just a few examples:

• Mountain
• Mansion
• Money
• Mother
• Museum

Each of these words has a different meaning, and they can all be used in different situations. For example, you might go on a hike up a mountain, or you might live in a luxurious mansion. You might also use money to buy something, or you might refer to your mother as the most important woman in your life.

Museums are also a great place to learn about different things. You can find museums for art, history, science, and more. They are a great way to spend a day, and you can learn a lot while you are there.

Nouns that start with M can be used in a lot of different ways, and they can all be very helpful in your writing. Be sure to use them correctly, and you will be able to communicate effectively.

1746 Nouns That Start With MA

Mary	Mother of Jesus; known as the (Blessed) Virgin Mary, or St. Mary, or Our Lady. According to the Gospels, she was a virgin betrothed to Joseph and conceived Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit. She has been venerated by Catholic and Orthodox Churches from earliest Christian times. Feast days, January 1 (Roman Catholic Church), March 25 (Annunciation), August 15 (Assumption), September 8 (Nativity), December 8 (Immaculate Conception). The name of two queens of England. An Aboriginal woman.
Maui	The second largest of the Hawaiian islands, lying to the northwest of Hawaii.
Mayo	A county in the Republic of Ireland, in the northwestern part of the province of Connacht; county town, Castlebar.
mac	Macaroni. A type of personal computer. A mackintosh. A form of address for a man whose name is unknown to the speaker.

Maastricht	Mab	Mabel
MacArthur	MacDonald	MacNeice
Macao	Macaulay	Macbeth
Maccabees	Macclesfield	Macedon
Macedonia	Macedonian	Macedonians
Mach	Machiavelli	Machiavellian
Machiavellianism	Machiavellism	Machmeter
Machmeters	Mackenzie	Maclean
Macmillan	Macon	Madagascan
Madagascans	Madagascar	Madeline
Madison	Madoc	Madonna
Madrid	Madura	Madurai
Maeander	Maecenas	Maeterlinck
Maeve	Mafeking	Mafia
Magda	Magdalen	Magdalena
Magdalenian	Magdeburg	Magellan
Maggie	Maghreb	Maglemosian
Magnificat	Magnificats	Magnus
Magnusson	Magog	Magritte
Magyar	Magyars	Maharashtra
Mahayana	Mahdi	Mahdis
Mahdist	Mahican	Mahler
Mahmud	Mahomet	Mahometan
Mahound	Mahratta	Mahratti
Maia	Maidstone	Maiduguri
Maimonides	Maine	Maine-et-Loire
Maintenon	Mainz	Maisie
Majlis	Majorca	Majorcan
Majorcans	Makkah	Malabo
Malacca	Malachi	Malaga

Malagasy	Malamud	Malaprop
Malathion	Malawi	Malay
Malaya	Malayalam	Malayan
Malayans	Malays	Malaysia
Malcolm	Maldives	Maldon
Malevich	Malherbe	Malines
Malinke	Malinkes	Mallorca
Malmesbury	Malory	Malraux
Malta	Maltese	Malthus
Malthusian	Malthusianism	Malvern
Mameluke	Mamelukes	Managua
Manama	Manasseh	Manaus
Manchester	Manchu	Manchuria
Manchurian	Manchurians	Manchus
Mancunian	Mancunians	Mandaean
Mandalay	Mande	Mandes
Mandeville	Mandingo	Mandingoes
Mandingos	Mandy	Manfred
Mangalore	Manhattan	Manhattans
Manichaeanism	Manichaeism	Manichean
Manicheism	Manipur	Manitoba
Manley	Mann	Mannheim
Mansart	Mansfield	Manson
Mantegna	Mantova	Mantuan
Manuel	Manx	Manxman
Manzoni	Maoism	Maori
Maoris	Maputo	Maracaibo
Marat	Maratha	Marathi
Marathonian	Marburg	Marceau
Marcelle	Marcellus	Marcia

Marciano	Marcionite	Marconi
Marcos	Marcus	Marduk
Marengo	Margaret	Margate
Margaux	Margery	Margo
Margot	Marian	Mariana
Marianne	Marie	Marilyn
Marinetti	Mariolater	Mariolatry
Mariologist	Mariology	Marion
Marist	Maritsa	Marius
Marjorie	Marjory	Markova
Marlborough	Marlene	Marley
Marlon	Marlow	Marlowe
Marmaduke	Marmion	Marne
Maronite	Marquesan	Marquesans
Marquette	Marrakech	Marrano
Marranos	Marsala	Marseillaise
Marseille	Marseilles	Marsha
Marshall	Marshalsea	Marsupialia
Martha	Martian	Martians
Martina	Martine	Martineau
Martinique	Martinmas	Martinu
Martyn	Marvell	Marvin
Marx	Marxianism	Marxism
Marxist	Marxists	Maryland
Masaccio	Masai	Mascagni
Masefield	Maseru	Mashhad
Mashona	Mashonas	Masora
Masorah	Masorete	Massachuset
Massachusets	Massachusetts	Massenet
Massey	Massine	Massinger

Massorah	Massorete	Mastigophora
Masuria	Matabele	Matabeleland
Matabeles	Matapan	Mathilda
Matilda	Matildas	Matisse
Matlock	Matsuyama	Matterhorn
Matthew	Matthews	Matthias
Matty	Maude	Maugham
Maupassant	Maureen	Mauretania
Mauretanian	Mauriac	Maurice
Maurist	Mauritania	Mauritanian
Mauritanians	Mauritius	Maurois
Maurya	Mauser	Maximilian
Maxine	Mayakovski	Mayan
Mayans	Mayenne	Mayer
Mayfair	Maynard	Mayotte
Mazarin	Mazdaism	Mazzini
ma’am	maar	maars
macaco	macacos	macadam
macadamia	macadamise	macadamises
macaque	macaques	macaroni
macaronic	macaronics	macaronies
macaronis	macaroon	macaroons
macaw	macaws	mace
macer	maceration	macerator
macerators	macers	maces
machan	machans	machete
machetes	machicolation	machicolations
machination	machinations	machinator
machinators	machine	machineries
machinery	machines	machinist

machinists	machismo	machree
machtpolitik	machzor	macintosh
macintoshes	mack	mackerel
mackerels	mackinaw	mackinaws
mackintosh	mackintoshes	mackle
mackles	macks	macle
macles	macro	macrobiotics
macrocephaly	macrocosm	macrocosms
macrocyte	macrocytes	macrodome
macrodomes	macroeconomics	macrogamete
macrogametes	macromolecule	macromolecules
macron	macrons	macrophage
macrophages	macropodidae	macros
macrosporangium	macrospore	macrospores
macrozamia	macs	macula
maculation	maculations	macule
macules	madam	madame
madams	madcap	madcaps
madder	madders	madeira
madeleine	madeleines	mademoiselle
mademoiselles	madhouse	madhouses
madman	madness	madras
madrases	madrepore	madrepores
madreporite	madrigal	madrigalist
madrigalists	madrigals	madwoman
madwort	madworts	maelstrom
maelstroms	maenad	maenads
maestoso	maestro	maestros
mafficker	maffickers	mafioso
mag	magazine	magazines

mage	magenta	magentas
mages	maggot	maggots
magi	magic	magician
magicians	magics	magilp
magilps	magisteries	magistery
magistracies	magistracy	magistral
magistrate	magistrates	magma
magmas	magnalium	magnanimities
magnanimity	magnate	magnates
magnesia	magnesias	magnesite
magnesium	magnet	magnetics
magnetisation	magnetisations	magnetiser
magnetisers	magnetism	magnetite
magnetization	magnetizations	magnetizer
magnetizers	magneto	magnetograph
magnetographs	magnetometer	magnetometers
magnetometry	magneton	magnetons
magnetos	magnetosphere	magnetospheres
magnetron	magnetrons	magnets
magnification	magnifications	magnificence
magnifico	magnificoes	magnifier
magnifiers	magniloquence	magnitude
magnitudes	magnolia	magnolias
magnum	magnums	magot
magots	magpie	magpies
mags	maguey	magueys
magus	mah-jongg	maharaja
maharajah	maharajahs	maharajas
maharanee	maharanees	maharani
maharanis	maharishi	maharishis

mahatma	mahatmas	mahlstick
mahlsticks	mahoe	mahoes
mahoganies	mahogany	mahonia
mahonias	mahout	mahouts
mahseer	mahseers	mahua
mahuas	maid	maidan
maidans	maiden	maidenhair
maidenhair-tree	maidenhairs	maidenhead
maidenheads	maidenhood	maidenliness
maidens	maidhood	maids
maidservant	maidservants	maigre
maigres	mail	mailboat
mailboats	mailcoach	mailcoaches
mailer	mailers	mailing
mailings	maillot	maillots
mailman	mails	mailsack
mailsacks	maim	maimed
maimedness	maiming	maimings
maims	main	mainbrace
mainbraces	mainframe	mainframes
mainland	mainlander	mainlanders
mainlands	mainliner	mainliners
mainmast	mainmasts	mains
mainsail	mainsails	mainsheet
mainsheets	mainspring	mainsprings
mainstay	mainstays	mainstream
mainstreams	maintainer	maintainers
maintenance	maintenances	maintop
maintops	maintopsail	maintopsails
maiolica	mair	maisonette

maisonettes	maisonnette	maisonnettes
maize	maizes	majesties
majesty	majolica	major
major-domo	major-domos	major-general
major-generalcy	major-generals	major-generalship
majorette	majorettes	majorities
majority	majors	majuscule
majuscules	make	make-believe
make-peace	make-ready	make-up
makefast	makefasts	maker
makers	makes	makeshift
makeweight	makeweights	makimono
makimonos	making	makings
mako	makos	mala
malachite	malacia	malacologist
malacologists	malacology	malacopterygian
malacostracan	malacostracans	maladaptation
maladaptations	maladdress	maladies
maladjustment	maladjustments	maladroitness
malady	malaise	malaises
malamute	malamutes	malanders
malapert	malapertness	malapportionment
malapropism	malapropisms	malapropos
malar	malaria	malarias
malarkey	malars	malassimilation
malate	malates	malcontent
malcontentedness	malcontents	male
maleate	maleates	malediction
maledictions	malefaction	malefactor
malefactors	maleficence	malemute

malemutes	maleness	males
malevolence	malfeasance	malfeasances
malfeasant	malformation	malformations
malfunction	malfunctions	mali
malice	malices	maliciousness
malignance	malignancy	maligner
maligners	malignities	malignity
malignment	malingerer	malingerers
malingering	malis	malison
malisons	malkin	malkins
mall	mallam	mallams
mallanders	mallard	mallards
malleability	malleableness	malleation
malleations	mallee	mallees
mallemuck	mallemucks	mallenders
malleolus	mallet	mallets
malleus	mallow	mallows
malls	malm	malms
malmsey	malmseys	malnourishment
malnutrition	malocclusion	malodorousness
malodour	malodours	malposition
malpositions	malpractice	malpractices
malpractitioner	malt	maltase
malted	maltha	malthas
malting	maltings	maltman
maltose	maltreatment	malts
maltster	maltsters	malva
malvas	malvasia	malversation
malvoisie	malvoisies	mam
mama	mamas	mamba

mambas	mambo	mambos
mamelon	mamelons	mamilla
mamma	mammal	mammalian
mammalogist	mammalogists	mammalogy
mammals	mammas	mammee
mammees	mammet	mammets
mammies	mammilla	mammillaria
mammillarias	mammock	mammocks
mammogram	mammograms	mammography
mammon	mammonism	mammonist
mammonists	mammonite	mammonites
mammoth	mammoths	mammy
mams	mamzer	mamzers
man	man-at-arms	man-child
man-day	man-days	man-eater
man-eaters	man-hour	man-hours
man-of-war	man-year	man-years
mana	manacle	manacles
manage	manageability	manageableness
management	managements	manager
manageress	manageresses	managers
managership	managerships	manages
managing	manakin	manakins
manas	manatee	manatees
manche	manches	manchet
manchets	manchineel	manchineels
manciple	manciples	mandala
mandalas	mandamus	mandamuses
mandarin	mandarines	mandarins
mandataries	mandatary	mandate

mandates	mandatories	mandatory
mandible	mandibles	mandibulate
mandilion	mandilions	mandioc
mandioca	mandiocas	mandiocs
mandir	mandirs	mandola
mandolas	mandolin	mandolines
mandolins	mandorla	mandorlas
mandragora	mandrake	mandrakes
mandrel	mandrels	mandril
mandrill	mandrills	mandrils
manducation	manducations	mane
manes	maneuver	maneuverability
maneuverer	maneuvering	maneuvers
manfulness	mangabey	mangabeys
manganate	manganates	manganese
manganite	manganites	mange
mangel-wurzel	mangel-wurzels	manger
mangers	manginess	mangle
mangler	manglers	mangles
mango	mangoes	mangold
mangold-wurzel	mangold-wurzels	mangolds
mangonel	mangonels	mangos
mangosteen	mangosteens	mangrove
mangroves	manhole	manholes
manhood	manhunt	manhunts
mania	maniac	maniacs
manias	manic	manic-depressive
manic-depressives	manicure	manicures
manicurist	manicurists	manifest
manifestation	manifestations	manifesto

manifestoes	manifestos	manifests
manifold	manifolder	manifolders
manifoldness	manifolds	manikin
manikins	manila	manilas
manilla	manillas	manille
manilles	manioc	maniocs
maniple	maniples	manipulation
manipulations	manipulative	manipulator
manipulators	manitou	manitous
mankind	manliness	manna
mannas	mannequin	mannequins
manner	mannerism	mannerisms
mannerist	mannerists	mannerliness
manners	mannikin	mannikins
mannishness	mannitol	mannose
manoeuvre	manoeuvres	manometer
manometers	manor	manors
manpower	mans	mansard
mansards	manse	manservant
manservants	manses	mansion
mansions	manslaughter	mansuetude
manta	mantas	manteau
manteaus	mantel	mantelet
mantelets	mantelpiece	mantelpieces
mantels	manteltree	manteltrees
manticora	manticoras	manticore
manticores	mantid	mantids
mantilla	mantillas	mantis
mantises	mantissa	mantissas
mantle	mantles	mantlet

mantlets	mantling	mantra
mantrap	mantraps	mantras
mantua	mantuas	manual
manuals	manubrium	manufactories
manufactory	manufacture	manufacturer
manufacturers	manufactures	manufacturing
manuka	manukas	manul
manuls	manumission	manumissions
manure	manures	manus
manuscript	manuscripts	manuses
many	many-sidedness	manyplies
manzanilla	manzanillas	manzanita
manzanitas	map	map-reader
map-readers	maple	maple-leaf
maples	mapper	mappers
mapping	mappings	maps
maquette	maquettes	maqui
maquiladora	maquiladoras	maquillage
maquis	mar	mara
marabou	marabous	marabout
marabouts	maraca	maracas
maraes	maras	maraschino
maraschinos	marasmus	marathon
marathoner	marathoners	marathons
maraud	marauder	marauders
marauding	marauds	maravedi
maravedis	marble	marbler
marblers	marbles	marbling
marblings	marc	marcasite
marcel	marcella	marcels

march	marchantia	marchantias
marcher	marchers	marches
marchesa	marchesas	marchese
marcheses	marching	marchioness
marchionesses	marchland	marchlands
marchpane	marconigram	marconigrams
marconigraph	marconigraphs	marcs
mare	mare’s-nest	mare’s-nests
mare’s-tail	mare’s-tails	maremma
maremmas	mares	marg
margarin	margarine	margarines
margarins	margarita	margarite
margay	margays	marge
margent	margents	margin
marginality	margins	margosa
margosas	margravate	margravates
margrave	margraves	margravine
margravines	margs	marguerite
marguerites	maria	mariachi
mariachis	marialite	mariculture
marigold	marigolds	marigraph
marigraphs	marihuana	marihuanas
marijuana	marijuanas	marimba
marimbas	marina	marinade
marinades	marinas	marination
marine	mariner	mariners
marines	marionette	marionettes
mariposa	mariposas	maritage
marjoram	mark	mark-up
mark-ups	marker	markers

market	marketability	marketableness
marketer	marketers	marketing
markets	markhor	markhors
marking	markings	markka
markkas	marks	marksman
marksmanship	markswoman	marl
marles	marlin	marline
marlines	marlinespike	marlinespikes
marlins	marlinspike	marlinspikes
marlite	marls	marmalade
marmalades	marmite	marmites
marmoset	marmosets	marmot
marmots	marocain	maroon
maroons	maroquin	maror
marors	marque	marquee
marquees	marques	marquess
marquessate	marquessates	marquesses
marqueterie	marquetries	marquetry
marquis	marquisate	marquisates
marquise	marquises	marquisette
marriage	marriageability	marriageableness
marriages	married	marrow
marrowbone	marrowbones	marrowfat
marrowfats	marrows	mars
marsh	marshal	marshals
marshalship	marshalships	marshes
marshiness	marshland	marshlands
marshmallow	marshmallows	marsipobranch
marsipobranchs	marsupial	marsupials
marsupium	mart	martagon

martagons	martellato	marten
martens	martensite	martialism
martialist	martialists	martialness
martin	martinet	martinets
martingale	martingales	martini
martinis	martins	martlet
martlets	marts	martyr
martyrdom	martyrdoms	martyries
martyrium	martyrologist	martyrologists
martyrology	martyrs	martyry
marvel	marvel-of-Peru	marvellousness
marvels	marver	marvers
marzipan	marzipans	mas
masa	mascara	mascaras
mascaron	mascarons	mascle
mascles	mascon	mascons
mascot	mascots	masculine
masculineness	masculines	masculinity
maser	masers	mases
mash	masher	mashers
mashes	mashie	mashies
masjid	masjids	mask
maskalonge	maskalonges	maskanonge
maskanonges	masker	maskers
masking	maskinonge	maskinonges
masks	maslin	maslins
masochism	masochist	masochists
mason	masonries	masonry
masons	masque	masquer
masquerade	masquerader	masqueraders

masquerades	masquers	masques
mass	massacre	massacres
massage	massages	massagist
massagists	massasauga	massasaugas
masses	masseter	masseters
masseur	masseurs	masseuse
masseuses	massicot	massif
massifs	massiness	massiveness
mast	mastaba	mastabas
mastectomies	mastectomy	master
master-at-arms	masterdom	masterfulness
masterhood	masteries	mastering
masterings	masterliness	mastermind
masterminds	masterpiece	masterpieces
masters	mastership	masterships
mastersinger	mastersingers	masterstroke
masterstrokes	mastery	masthead
mastheads	mastic	mastication
mastications	masticatory	mastics
mastiff	mastiffs	mastigophoran
mastigophorans	mastitis	mastodon
mastodons	mastoid	mastoiditis
mastoids	masts	masturbation
masturbator	masturbators	masurium
mat	matador	matadores
matadors	match	matchboard
matchboarding	matchboards	matchbook
matchbooks	matchbox	matchboxes
matcher	matchers	matches
matchet	matchets	matchlessness

matchlock	matchlocks	matchmaker
matchmakers	matchmaking	matchmakings
matchstick	matchsticks	matchwood
mate	matelot	matelote
matelotes	matelots	mater
materfamilias	materfamiliases	material
materialisation	materialisations	materialism
materialist	materialists	materiality
materialization	materializations	materialness
materials	maternities	maternity
maters	mates	matey
mateyness	math	mathematician
mathematicians	mathematics	maths
matin	matiness	mating
matins	matlo	matlos
matoke	matrass	matrasses
matriarch	matriarchalism	matriarchate
matriarchates	matriarchies	matriarchs
matriarchy	matric	matrices
matricide	matricides	matrics
matriculate	matriculates	matriculation
matriculations	matriculator	matriculators
matrimonies	matrimony	matrix
matrixes	matron	matronage
matronages	matronhood	matronhoods
matrons	matronship	matronymic
matronymics	mats	matt
mattamore	mattamores	matte
matter	matters	mattes
matting	mattings	mattins

mattock	mattocks	mattoid
mattoids	mattress	mattresses
maturation	maturations	matureness
maturer	maturing	maturities
maturity	matzah	matzahs
matzo	matzoh	matzoon
matzoons	matzos	maud
maudlinism	mauds	maul
mauler	maulers	mauls
maulstick	maulsticks	maulvi
maulvis	maumet	maumetry
maumets	maund	maunderer
maunderers	maundies	maunds
maundy	mausoleum	mausoleums
mauve	mauves	maven
mavens	maverick	mavericks
mavin	mavins	mavis
mavises	mavourneen	mavourneens
maw	mawkin	mawkins
mawkishness	maws	max
maxilla	maxillary	maxilliped
maxillipedes	maxillipeds	maxim
maxima	maximalist	maximalists
maximin	maximisation	maximisations
maximization	maximizations	maxims
maximum	maxisingle	maxisingles
maxixe	maxixes	maxwell
maxwells	may	maya
mayas	mayday	maydays
mayflies	mayflower	mayflowers

mayfly	mayhem	mayn’t
mayonnaise	mayonnaises	mayor
mayoralties	mayoralty	mayoress
mayoresses	mayors	mayorship
mayorships	maypole	maypoles
mays	mayweed	mayweeds
mazard	mazards	mazarine
mazarines	maze	mazer
mazers	mazes	maziness
mazuma	mazurka	mazurkas
mazzard	mazzards

2 Nouns Starting With MB

Mbabane	The capital of eSwatini (Swaziland), in the north-western part of the country; population 78,000 (est. 2007).
Mbujimayi	city in the southern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo population613027

7 Words That Start With MC Nouns

McCarthy	Cormac 1933– originally Charles McCarthy American writerEugene Joseph 1916–2005 American politicianJoseph Raymond 1908–1957 American politicianMary Therese 1912–1989 American writer
McCarthyism	A vociferous campaign against alleged communists in the US government and other institutions carried out under Senator Joseph McCarthy in the period 1950–54. Many of the accused were blacklisted or lost their jobs, although most did not in fact belong to the Communist Party.
McCartney	Sir (James) Paul 1942– British singer and songwriter
McCormack	John 1884–1945 American (Irish-born) tenorJohn William 1891–1980 American politician
McCoy	something or someone that is real or genuine
McKinley	William 1843–1901 25th president of the U. S. (1897–1901)
McLuhan	(Herbert) Marshall 1911–1980 Canadian educator

McGonagall

McQueen

894 Nouns Beginning With ME

Mecca	A city in western Saudi Arabia, an oasis town in the Red Sea region of Hejaz, east of Jiddah, considered by Muslims to be the holiest city of Islam; population 1,385,000 (est. 2007). The birthplace in AD 570 of the prophet Muhammad, it was the scene of his early teachings before his emigration to Medina in 622 (the Hegira). On Muhammad’s return to Mecca in 630 it became the center of the new Muslim faith. A place that attracts people of a particular group or with a particular interest.
Med	Medical. Medicine; medication. the MedMaster of Education.
Medan	A city in Indonesia, in northeastern Sumatra near the Strait of Malacca; population 1,772,800 (est. 2009). It was established as a trading post by the Dutch in 1682 and became a leading commercial center.
Mede	A member of an Iranian people who inhabited ancient Media, establishing an extensive empire during the 7th century BC, which was conquered by Cyrus the Great of Persia in 550 BC.
Medea	A sorceress, daughter of Aeetes king of Colchis, who helped Jason to obtain the Golden Fleece and married him. When Jason deserted her for Creusa, the daughter of King Creon of Corinth, she took revenge by killing Creon, Creusa, and her own children, and fled to Athens.
Medici	A powerful Italian family of bankers and merchants whose members effectively ruled Florence for much of the 15th century and from 1569 were grand dukes of Tuscany. Cosimo and Lorenzo de’ Medici were notable rulers and patrons of the arts in Florence; the family also provided four popes (including Leo X ) and two queens of France (Catherine de’ Medici and Marie de Médicis ).
Meiji	The period when Japan was ruled by the emperor Meiji Tenno, marked by the modernization and westernization of the country.
Mekong	A river in Southeast Asia that rises in Tibet and flows southeast and south for 2,600 miles (4,180 km) through southern China, Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam to its extensive delta on the South China Sea. It forms the boundary between Laos, Burma (Myanmar), and Thailand.
Melia	A genus of trees (the type genus of the family Meliaceae), with pinnate or bipinnate leaves and axillary panicles of white or purple flowers; (also melia) a tree of this genus.
Melos	A Greek island in the Aegean Sea, in the southwest of the Cyclades group. It was the center of a flourishing civilization in the Bronze Age and is the site of the discovery in 1820 of a Hellenistic marble statue of Aphrodite, the Venus de Milo.
Mensa	A small, faint southern constellation (the Table or Table Mountain), lying between Dorado and the south celestial pole. It contains part of the Large Magellanic Cloud. postpositiveAn international organization founded in England in 1945 whose members must achieve very high scores in IQ tests to be admitted.
Mephistopheles	An evil spirit to whom Faust, in the German legend, sold his soul.
Mercia	A former kingdom in central England. It was established by invading Angles in the 6th century in the border areas between the new Anglo-Saxon settlements in the east and the Celtic regions in the west.
Mersey	A river in northwestern England that flows 70 miles (112 km) to the Irish Sea near Liverpool.
Meta	(of a creative work) referring to itself or to the conventions of its genre; self-referential.
Methuen	city in northeastern Massachusetts on the border with New Hampshire population47255
Metz	The capital city of Lorraine, northeastern France, on the Moselle River; population 126,706 (2006).
mead	An alcoholic drink of fermented honey and water. A meadow.
meadow	A piece of grassland, especially one used for hay.
meads	An alcoholic drink of fermented honey and water. A meadow.
meal	Any of the regular occasions in a day when a reasonably large amount of food is eaten, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The edible part of any grain or pulse ground to powder, such as cornmeal.
mealie	usually mealies
meals	Any of the regular occasions in a day when a reasonably large amount of food is eaten, such as breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The edible part of any grain or pulse ground to powder, such as cornmeal.
mean	Intend to convey, indicate, or refer to (a particular thing or notion); signify. Intend (something) to occur or be the case. Have as a consequence or result. mainly British Unkind, spiteful, or unfair. (especially of a place) poor in quality and appearance; shabby. informal The value obtained by dividing the sum of several quantities by their number; an average. A condition, quality, or course of action equally removed from two opposite (usually unsatisfactory) extremes. (of a quantity) calculated as a mean; average. Equally far from two extremes.
meanie	A mean or small-minded person.
means	often means of something or means to do somethingMoney; financial resources.
meany	A mean or small-minded person.
meat	The flesh of an animal (especially a mammal) as food. archaic
meats	The flesh of an animal (especially a mammal) as food. archaic
meatus	Anatomy
medaka	A small Japanese freshwater fish of variable color that is bred for aquariums and also extensively studied in the sciences.
medal	A metal disk with an inscription or design, made to commemorate an event or awarded as a distinction to someone such as a soldier, athlete, or scholar. no object
medals	A metal disk with an inscription or design, made to commemorate an event or awarded as a distinction to someone such as a soldier, athlete, or scholar. no object
media	usually the mediaAn intermediate layer in the wall of a blood vessel or lymphatic vessel. An ancient region of Asia to the southwest of the Caspian Sea, corresponding approximately to present-day Azerbaijan, northwestern Iran, and northeastern Iraq. Originally inhabited by the Medes, the region was conquered in 550 BC by Cyrus the Great of Persia.
median	Denoting or relating to a value or quantity lying at the midpoint of a frequency distribution of observed values or quantities, such that there is an equal probability of falling above or below it. Anatomy The median value of a range of values. Geometry Relating to Media, an ancient region of Asia to the southwest of the Caspian Sea.
medic	informal
medick	A plant of the pea family related to alfalfa, some kinds of which are grown for fodder or green manure and some kinds of which are troublesome weeds.
medico	A medical practitioner or student.
medics	informal
medina	The old Arab or non-European quarter of a North African town. A city in western Saudi Arabia, around an oasis about 200 miles (320 km) north of Mecca; population 1,010,000 (est. 2007). It is Muhammad’s burial place and the site of the first Islamic mosque, which is constructed around his tomb. It is considered by Muslims to be the second most holy city after Mecca, and a visit to the prophet’s tomb at Medina often forms a sequel to the formal pilgrimage to Mecca.
medium	An agency or means of doing something. The intervening substance through which impressions are conveyed to the senses or a force acts on objects at a distance. A particular form of storage for digitized information, such as magnetic tape or discs. The material or form used by an artist, composer, or writer. A person claiming to be in contact with the spirits of the dead and to communicate between the dead and the living. The middle quality or state between two extremes; a reasonable balance. About halfway between two extremes of size or another quality; average.
medius	An intermediate vocal part in polyphonic music, often an alto or second (lower) treble part; = “mean”.
medlar	A small bushy tree of the rose family.
medley	A varied mixture of people or things; a miscellany. Mixed; motley. Make a medley of; intermix.
meed	A deserved share or reward.
meeds	A deserved share or reward.
meet	Come into the presence or company of (someone) by chance or arrangement. Touch or join. Fulfill or satisfy (a need, requirement, or condition)An organized event at which a number of races or other sporting contests are held. Suitable; fit; proper.
meets	Come into the presence or company of (someone) by chance or arrangement. Touch or join. Fulfill or satisfy (a need, requirement, or condition)An organized event at which a number of races or other sporting contests are held. Suitable; fit; proper.
megass	The fibrous residue left after the extraction of sugar from sugar cane, used chiefly as fuel.
megilp	A mixture of mastic resin and linseed oil added to oil paints, widely used in the 19th century.
megohm	A unit of electrical resistance equal to one million ohms.
megrim	megrimsA whim or fancy. A deep-water flatfish of the European Atlantic coast.
mel	A unit of subjective pitch, on a scale that is proportional to the pitch of a sound, the pitch of a note of frequency 1000 Hz being equal to 1000 mels.
mela	A fair or Hindu festival.
meld	Blend; combine. A thing formed by merging or blending. (in rummy, canasta, and other card games) lay down or declare (a combination of cards) in order to score points. A completed set or run of cards in rummy, canasta, and other card games.
melder	A quantity of grain or meal, specifically a quantity of meal ground at one time.
melds	Blend; combine. A thing formed by merging or blending. (in rummy, canasta, and other card games) lay down or declare (a combination of cards) in order to score points. A completed set or run of cards in rummy, canasta, and other card games.
mell	A heavy hammer or beetle of metal or wood; = “maul”. In early use
mells	A heavy hammer or beetle of metal or wood; = “maul”. In early use
melody	A sequence of single notes that is musically satisfying.
melon	The large round fruit of a plant of the gourd family, with sweet pulpy flesh and many seeds. The Old World plant which yields the melon. Zoology A large profit, especially a stock dividend, to be divided among a number of people.
melons	The large round fruit of a plant of the gourd family, with sweet pulpy flesh and many seeds. The Old World plant which yields the melon. Zoology A large profit, especially a stock dividend, to be divided among a number of people.
mels	A unit of subjective pitch, on a scale that is proportional to the pitch of a sound, the pitch of a note of frequency 1000 Hz being equal to 1000 mels.
melt	Make or become liquefied by heat. Make or become more tender or loving. no object, with adverbialAn act or period of melting.
melton	Heavy woolen cloth with a close-cut nap, used for overcoats and jackets.
melts	Make or become liquefied by heat. Make or become more tender or loving. no object, with adverbialAn act or period of melting.
member	A person, animal, or plant belonging to a particular group. A constituent piece of a complex structure. archaic
memo	A written message, especially in business.
memoir	A historical account or biography written from personal knowledge or special sources. An essay on a learned subject.
memory	The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information. Something remembered from the past; a recollection. The part of a computer in which data or program instructions can be stored for retrieval.
memos	A written message, especially in business.
men	An adult male human being. A human being of either sex; a person. the ManA figure or token used in playing a board game. (of personnel) work at, run, or operate (a place or piece of equipment) or defend (a fortification) archaic Used, irrespective of the sex of the person addressed, to express surprise, admiration, delight, etc. , or for emphasis.
menace	A person or thing that is likely to cause harm; a threat or danger. Threaten, especially in a malignant or hostile manner.
menage	The members of a household.
mend	Repair (something that is broken or damaged)A repair in a material.
mends	Repair (something that is broken or damaged)A repair in a material.
menes	Egyptian pharaoh, reigned c. 3100 BC. He founded the first dynasty that ruled Egypt.
menhir	A tall upright stone of a kind erected in prehistoric times in western Europe.
menial	(of work) not requiring much skill and lacking prestige. A person with a menial job.
mense	Propriety, decorum, kindness, tact; discretion, intelligence, common sense. “to have both one’s meat and mense” and variants
menses	Blood and other matter discharged from the uterus at menstruation.
mentor	An experienced and trusted adviser. Advise or train (someone, especially a younger colleague)
mentum	A part of the base of the labium in some insects.
menu	A list of dishes available in a restaurant.
menus	A list of dishes available in a restaurant.
meow	The characteristic crying sound of a cat. (of a cat) make a characteristic crying sound.
mercer	A dealer in textile fabrics, especially silks, velvets, and other fine materials.
mercy	Compassion or forgiveness shown toward someone whom it is within one’s power to punish or harm. Used in expressions of surprise or fear.
mere	That is solely or no more or better than what is specified. A lake, pond, or arm of the sea. A Maori war club, especially one made of greenstone.
meres	That is solely or no more or better than what is specified. A lake, pond, or arm of the sea. A Maori war club, especially one made of greenstone.
merger	A combination of two things, especially companies, into one.
merit	The quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward. Deserve or be worthy of (something, especially reward, punishment, or attention)
merits	The quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward. Deserve or be worthy of (something, especially reward, punishment, or attention)
merkin	An artificial covering of hair for the pubic area.
merl	A blackbird.
merle	A blackbird.
merles	A blackbird.
merlin	A small dark falcon that hunts small birds, found throughout most of Eurasia and much of North America. (in Arthurian legend) a magician who aided and supported King Arthur.
merls	A blackbird.
mesa	An isolated flat-topped hill with steep sides, as found in arid and semi-arid areas of the US. A city in south central Arizona, east of Phoenix; population 463,552 (est. 2008).
mesas	An isolated flat-topped hill with steep sides, as found in arid and semi-arid areas of the US. A city in south central Arizona, east of Phoenix; population 463,552 (est. 2008).
mesh	Material made of a network of wire or thread. An interlaced structure. no objectComputing
meshed	Having the form or appearance of a mesh or network. Computing
meshes	Material made of a network of wire or thread. An interlaced structure. no objectComputing
meson	A subatomic particle which is intermediate in mass between an electron and a proton and transmits the strong interaction that binds nucleons together in the atomic nucleus.
mesons	A subatomic particle which is intermediate in mass between an electron and a proton and transmits the strong interaction that binds nucleons together in the atomic nucleus.
mess	A dirty or untidy state of things or of a place. A situation or state of affairs that is confused or full of difficulties. A portion of semisolid or pulpy food, especially one that looks unappetizing. A building or room in which members of the armed forces take their meals; mess hall. with objectno object, with adverbial
messes	A dirty or untidy state of things or of a place. A situation or state of affairs that is confused or full of difficulties. A portion of semisolid or pulpy food, especially one that looks unappetizing. A building or room in which members of the armed forces take their meals; mess hall. with objectno object, with adverbial
metage	historical
metal	A solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, fusible, and ductile, with good electrical and thermal conductivity (e. g. , iron, gold, silver, copper, and aluminum, and alloys such as brass and steel)Molten glass before it is blown or cast. Heavy metal or similar rock music. Make or mend (a road) with road metal.
metals	A solid material that is typically hard, shiny, malleable, fusible, and ductile, with good electrical and thermal conductivity (e. g. , iron, gold, silver, copper, and aluminum, and alloys such as brass and steel)Molten glass before it is blown or cast. Heavy metal or similar rock music. Make or mend (a road) with road metal.
mete	Dispense or allot justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment. usually metes and bounds
meter	The SI base unit of length (equivalent to approximately 39. 37 inches), first introduced as a unit of length in the metric system. A device that measures and records the quantity, degree, or rate of something. Measure or regulate by means of a meter. The rhythm of a piece of poetry, determined by the number and length of feet in a line.
metes	Dispense or allot justice, a punishment, or harsh treatment. usually metes and bounds
metic	A foreigner living in an ancient Greek city who had some of the privileges of citizenship.
metis	(especially in western Canada) a person of mixed indigenous and Euro-American ancestry, in particular one of a group of such people who in the 19th century constituted the so-called Métis nation in the areas around the Red and Saskatchewan rivers. Relating to the Métis.
metol	A soluble white compound used as a photographic developer.
metro	A subway system in a city, especially Paris. North American, Indian, South African Metropolitan.
meu	The herb spignel, Meum athamanticum.
meus	The herb spignel, Meum athamanticum.
meuse	A river in western Europe that rises in northeastern France and flows 594 miles (950 km) through Belgium and the Netherlands to the North Sea south of Dordrecht.
mew	(of a cat or some kinds of bird) make a characteristic high-pitched crying noise. The high-pitched crying noise of a cat or bird. A cage or building for trained hawks, especially while they are molting. no objectwith object
mewl	(especially of a baby) cry feebly or querulously; whimper.
mewls	(especially of a baby) cry feebly or querulously; whimper.
mews	British
mezzo	A female singer with a voice pitched between soprano and contralto. Half, moderately.

Meccano	Mechlin	Mecklenburg
Medawar	Medicaid	Medicare
Medway	Meg	Megaera
Megan	Megger	Meggers
Meir	Meissen	Meistersinger
Meistersingers	Meitner	Mekhitarist
Mekhitarists	Melanchthon	Melanesia
Melanesian	Melanesians	Melanie
Melba	Melbourne	Melchior
Melchizedek	Meleager	Melissa
Melpomene	Melrose	Melville
Melvin	Melvyn	Memnon
Memphian	Memphis	Memphite
Menander	Mencken	Mendel
Mendeleev	Mendeleyev	Mendelism
Mendelssohn	Mendoza	Menelaus
Mennonite	Mennonites	Menomini
Menorca	Menotti	Menshevik
Mensheviks	Menshevism	Menuhin
Menzies	Mercator	Mercedes
Mercian	Mercouri	Meredith
Merionethshire	Merops	Merovingian
Merseyside	Merton	Meryl
Mesmer	Mesolithic	Mesopotamia
Mesopotamian	Mesozoic	Messalina
Messerschmitt	Messiaen	Messiah
Messidor	Messina	Messrs
Methuselah	Metternich	Mexican
Mexicans	Mexico	Meyerbeer
meadow-brown	meadows	meagerness

meagreness	mealies	mealiness
mealy-mouthedness	meander	meanders
meanes	meanies	meaning
meaningfulness	meaninglessness	meanings
meanness	meantime	meanwhile
meanwhiles	measles	measurableness
measure	measurement	measurements
measurer	measurers	measures
measuring	measurings	meathead
meatiness	meatuses	mechanic
mechanical	mechanicals	mechanician
mechanicians	mechanics	mechanisation
mechanisations	mechanism	mechanisms
mechanist	mechanists	mechanization
mechanizations	mechanomorphism	meconium
meconiums	meconopsis	medalist
medalists	medallion	medallions
medallist	medallists	meddler
meddlers	meddlesomeness	meddling
medflies	medfly	mediacy
mediaevalism	mediaevalist	mediaevalists
medial	medians	mediant
mediants	mediastinum	mediateness
mediation	mediations	mediatisation
mediatisations	mediatization	mediatizations
mediator	mediators	mediatorship
mediatory	medical	medicals
medicament	medicaments	medication
medications	medicinal	medicine
medicines	medicks	medicos

medievalism	medievalist	medievalists
medinas	mediocrities	mediocrity
meditation	meditations	meditativeness
meditator	meditators	mediterranean
mediums	mediuses	medlars
medleys	medulla	medullas
medusa	medusan	medusans
medusas	medusoid	meekness
meerkat	meerkats	meerschaum
meerschaums	meeting	meetings
meetness	megabit	megabits
megabuck	megabucks	megabyte
megabytes	megacities	megacity
megacycle	megacycles	megadeath
megadeaths	megaflops	megahertz
megajoule	megajoules	megalith
megaliths	megaloblast	megaloblasts
megalomania	megalomaniac	megalomaniacs
megalopolis	megalopolitan	megalosaur
megalosaurs	megalosaurus	megalosauruses
megaphone	megaphones	megapode
megapodes	megarad	megarads
megaron	megarons	megascope
megascopes	megasporangium	megaspore
megaspores	megasporophyll	megasporophylls
megaton	megatons	megavolt
megavolts	megawatt	megawatts
megillah	megillahs	megilps
megohms	megrims	meinies
meiny	meionite	meiosis

melamine	melancholia	melancholiac
melancholiacs	melancholic	melancholics
melancholy	melange	melanges
melanin	melanism	melanite
melanites	melanocyte	melanoma
melanomas	melanosis	melaphyre
melatonin	melders	melilot
melilots	melinite	meliorate
meliorates	melioration	meliorations
meliorator	meliorators	meliorism
meliorist	meliorists	meliorities
meliority	melisma	melismas
mellifluousness	mellite	mellophone
mellophones	mellowing	mellowness
melodeon	melodeons	melodics
melodies	melodion	melodions
melodiousness	melodist	melodists
melodrama	melodramas	melodramatic
melodramatics	melodramatist	melodramatists
melting	meltingness	meltings
members	membership	memberships
membrane	membranes	memento
mementoes	mementos	memoirs
memorabilia	memorability	memorableness
memoranda	memorandum	memorandums
memorial	memorialist	memorialists
memorials	memories	memorization
memorizations	menacer	menacers
menaces	menadione	menagerie
menageries	menages	menaquinone

menarche	menarches	mendacities
mendacity	mendelevium	mender
menders	mendicancy	mendicant
mendicants	mendicities	mendicity
mending	mendings	mene
menhaden	menhadens	menhirs
menials	meninges	meningioma
meningiomas	meningitis	meningocele
meningococcus	meninx	meniscectomy
meniscus	meniscuses	menispermum
menispermums	menology	menopause
menorah	menorahs	menorrhagia
menorrhea	menstruation	menstruum
menstruums	mensurability	mensuration
mensurations	menswear	mentalism
mentalisms	mentalist	mentalists
mentalities	mentality	mentation
mentations	menthol	menticide
menticides	mention	mentions
mentors	mentorship	mentums
menuisier	menuisiers	menyie
meows	mepacrine	meperidine
mephitis	meprobamate	merc
mercantilism	mercaptan	mercaptans
mercaptide	mercaptides	mercenaries
mercenary	merceries	mercerization
mercerizations	mercerizer	mercerizers
mercers	mercery	merchandise
merchandiser	merchandisers	merchandises
merchandising	merchandisings	merchant

merchantman	merchants	merchet
merchets	mercies	mercifulness
mercilessness	mercs	mercurial
mercurialism	mercuries	mercurous
mercury	merengue	merengues
merestone	merestones	meretriciousness
merganser	mergansers	mergers
merging	mericarp	mericarps
meridian	meridians	meridional
meridionals	meringue	meringues
merino	merinos	meristem
meristems	meritocracies	meritocracy
meritoriousness	merk	merkins
merks	merlins	merlon
merlons	mermaid	mermaids
merman	merogony	meronym
meronyms	meronymy	merozoite
merozoites	merriment	merriments
merriness	merry-andrew	merry-go-round
merry-go-rounds	merrymaker	merrymakers
merrymaking	merrymakings	mescal
mescaline	mescals	mesdames
mesdemoiselles	mesembryanthemum	mesencephalon
mesencephalons	mesenchyme	mesenteries
mesenteron	mesenterons	mesentery
meshing	meshings	meshugaas
mesmerisation	mesmerisations	mesmeriser
mesmerisers	mesmerism	mesmerist
mesmerists	mesmerization	mesmerizations
mesmerizer	mesmerizers	mesoblast

mesoblasts	mesocarp	mesocarps
mesocephalic	mesocephaly	mesoderm
mesoderms	mesohippus	mesolite
mesolites	mesomorph	mesomorphs
mesomorphy	mesophyll	mesophylls
mesophyte	mesophytes	mesosphere
mesothelioma	mesotheliomas	mesothelium
mesothorax	mesothoraxes	mesotron
mesquit	mesquite	mesquites
mesquits	mess-up	mess-ups
message	messages	messan
messans	messenger	messengers
messieurs	messiness	messmate
messmates	messuage	messuages
mestee	mestees	mestizo
mestizos	metabolism	metabolisms
metabolite	metabolites	metacarpal
metacarpals	metacarpus	metacarpuses
metacentre	metacentres	metagalaxies
metagalaxy	metagenesis	metages
metalanguage	metalanguages	metalepsis
metalinguistics	metallisation	metallisations
metallist	metallists	metallization
metallizations	metallographer	metallographers
metallography	metalloid	metallophone
metallophones	metallurgist	metallurgists
metallurgy	metamathematics	metamer
metamere	metameres	metamerism
metamers	metamorphism	metamorphosis
metaphase	metaphases	metaphor

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metaphrase	metaphrases	metaphrast
metaphrasts	metaphysic	metaphysics
metaplasia	metaplasm	metaplasms
metapsychology	metasequoia	metasomatism
metastability	metastable	metastasis
metastasises	metatarsal	metatarsals
metatarsus	metatarsuses	metathesis
metathesise	metathesises	metathorax
metathoraxes	metazoa	metazoan
metazoans	metempiricist	metempiricists
metempirics	metempsychosis	meteor
meteorite	meteorites	meteoritics
meteorograph	meteorographs	meteoroid
meteoroids	meteorologist	meteorologists
meteorology	meteors	meters
methadon	methadone	methamphetamine
methanal	methane	methanol
methaqualone	methedrine	metheglin
metheglins	methionine	metho
method	methodicalness	methodism
methodist	methodists	methodologies
methodology	methods	methos
methotrexate	meths	methyl
methylamine	methylate	methylates
methylation	methyldopa	methylene
methylenes	methyltestosterone	metical
metics	meticulousness	metonym
metonymies	metonyms	metonymy
metope	metopes	metre

metre-kilogram-second	metre-kilogram-seconds	metres
metric	metrication	metrician
metricians	metrics	metrification
metrifications	metrifier	metrifiers
metrist	metrists	metritis
metrology	metronome	metronomes
metronymic	metronymics	metropolis
metropolises	metropolitan	metropolitans
metrorrhagia	metros	mettle
mettles	mettlesomeness	meuses
mewses	mezereon	mezereons
mezereum	mezereums	mezuza
mezuzah	mezuzahs	mezuzas
mezzanine	mezzanines	mezzo-relievo
mezzo-rilievo	mezzo-soprano	mezzo-sopranos
mezzos	mezzotint	mezzotints

2 Nouns That Start With MH

mho	The reciprocal of an ohm, a former unit of electrical conductance.
mhos	The reciprocal of an ohm, a former unit of electrical conductance.

989 Nouns Starting With MI

Mia	A member of the armed forces who is missing in action.
Miami	A city and port in southeastern Florida; population 413,201 (est. 2008). Its subtropical climate and miles of beaches make this and the resort island of Miami Beach, separated from the mainland by Biscayne Bay, a year-round holiday resort. A member of a North American people formerly living mainly in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin and more recently inhabiting areas of Ohio, Kansas, and Oklahoma. The dialect of Illinois (an Algonquian language) of the Miami. Relating to the Miami or their language.
Micah	(in the Bible) a Hebrew minor prophet.
Microscopium	a southern constellation that is visible between the constellations of Capricornus and Indus and that is represented by the figure of a microscope
Midas	A king of Phrygia, who, according to one story, was given by Dionysus the power of turning everything he touched into gold.
Milan	An industrial city in northwestern, the capital of Lombardy region; population 1,295,705 (2008). A powerful city, particularly from the 13th to the 15th centuries, Milan is today a leading financial and commercial center. Italian name Milano.
Milne	(1882–1956), English writer of stories and poems for children; full name Alan Alexander Milne. He created the character Winnie the Pooh for his son Christopher Robin (1920–1996). Notable works
Mimas	A satellite of Saturn, the seventh closest to the planet, discovered by W. Herschel in 1789. It has a diameter of 242 miles (390 km) and has many craters, one of which has a diameter of 80 miles (130 km), a third of the diameter of Mimas.
Mimi	slang slang, rare
Minsk	The capital of Belarus, an industrial city in the central region of the country; population 1,829,100 (est. 2009).
Mira	A star in the constellation Cetus, regarded as the prototype of long-period variable stars.
miaow	The characteristic crying sound of a cat. (of a cat) make a characteristic crying sound.
mica	A shiny silicate mineral with a layered structure, found as minute scales in granite and other rocks, or as crystals. It is used as a thermal or electrical insulator.
mice	A small rodent that typically has a pointed snout, relatively large ears and eyes, and a long tail. A small handheld device that is dragged across a flat surface to move the cursor on a computer screen, typically having buttons that are pressed to control functions. informal (of a cat or owl) hunt for or catch mice. with adverbial of direction
mick	An Irishman.
micks	A man’s penis.
micky	A man’s penis.
mid	Of or in the middle part or position of a range. literary
middy	informal A beer glass containing half an Imperial pint (0. 285 l).
midge	A small two-winged fly that is often seen in swarms near water or marshy areas where it breeds. informal
midi	A woman’s calf-length skirt, dress, or coat. The south of France. A widely used standard for interconnecting electronic musical instruments and computers.
midis	A woman’s calf-length skirt, dress, or coat. The south of France. A widely used standard for interconnecting electronic musical instruments and computers.
midst	In the middle of. The middle point or part.
mien	A person’s look or manner, especially one of a particular kind indicating their character or mood.
miens	A person’s look or manner, especially one of a particular kind indicating their character or mood.
miff	usually be miffedA petty quarrel or fit of pique.
miffs	usually be miffedA petty quarrel or fit of pique.
might	Used tentatively to ask permission or to express a polite request. Used to express possibility or make a suggestion. Great and impressive power or strength, especially of a nation, large organization, or natural force.
mike	A microphone. Place a microphone close to (someone or something) or in (a place)Idle away one’s time. A period of idleness. A code word representing the letter M, used in radio communication.
mikes	A microphone. Place a microphone close to (someone or something) or in (a place)Idle away one’s time. A period of idleness. A code word representing the letter M, used in radio communication.
mil	Millimeters. Milliliters. (used in sums of money) millions. One thousandth of an inch. A person’s mother-in-law.
milch	Denoting a cow or other domestic mammal giving or kept for milk.
mild	Not severe, serious, or harsh. Gentle and not easily provoked.
mile	usually milesmiles
miler	A person or horse trained specially to run a mile.
miles	usually milesmiles
milk	An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein, secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young. Draw milk from (a cow or other animal), either by hand or mechanically. Exploit or defraud (someone), typically by taking regular small amounts of money over a period of time.
milks	An opaque white fluid rich in fat and protein, secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young. Draw milk from (a cow or other animal), either by hand or mechanically. Exploit or defraud (someone), typically by taking regular small amounts of money over a period of time.
mill	A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour. A building fitted with machinery for a manufacturing process. informal informal, dated with objectCut or shape (metal) with a rotating tool. usually mill about/aroundwith objectA monetary unit used only in calculations, worth one thousandth of a dollar.
mills	A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour. A building fitted with machinery for a manufacturing process. informal informal, dated with objectCut or shape (metal) with a rotating tool. usually mill about/aroundwith objectA monetary unit used only in calculations, worth one thousandth of a dollar.
milo	Sorghum of a drought-resistant variety that is an important grain in the central US, Africa, and Asia.
mils	Millimeters. Milliliters. (used in sums of money) millions. One thousandth of an inch. A person’s mother-in-law.
milt	The semen of a male fish.
milts	The semen of a male fish.
mime	The theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or emotion without words, using only gesture, expression, and movement. (in ancient Greece and Rome) a simple farcical drama including mimicry. Use gesture and movement without words in the acting of (a play or role). A standard for formatting files of different types, such as text, graphics, or audio, so they can be sent over the internet and seen or played by a web browser or email application.
mimes	The theatrical technique of suggesting action, character, or emotion without words, using only gesture, expression, and movement. (in ancient Greece and Rome) a simple farcical drama including mimicry. Use gesture and movement without words in the acting of (a play or role). A standard for formatting files of different types, such as text, graphics, or audio, so they can be sent over the internet and seen or played by a web browser or email application.
mimic	Imitate (someone or their actions or words), especially in order to entertain or ridicule. A person skilled in imitating the voice, mannerisms, or movements of others in an entertaining way. Imitative of something, especially for amusement.
mina	A monetary unit formerly used in Greece and the Middle East, equivalent to the weight of one mina in silver. (Rendered ‘pound’ in some English translations of the New Testament. ). (A) A unit of weight formerly used in the Middle East, especially in Mesopotamia and Palestine, and in Egypt. (b) A unit of weight formerly used in ancient Greece, equal to 1/60th of a talent and 100 drachmas.
minas	A monetary unit formerly used in Greece and the Middle East, equivalent to the weight of one mina in silver. (Rendered ‘pound’ in some English translations of the New Testament. ). (A) A unit of weight formerly used in the Middle East, especially in Mesopotamia and Palestine, and in Egypt. (b) A unit of weight formerly used in ancient Greece, equal to 1/60th of a talent and 100 drachmas.
mince	Cut up or grind (food, especially meat) into very small pieces, typically in a machine with revolving blades. no objectSomething minced, especially mincemeat.
mind	The element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel; the faculty of consciousness and thought. A person’s intellect. A person’s attention. often with negativeoften with negativewith clause, in imperativeTake care of temporarily. be minded
minds	The element of a person that enables them to be aware of the world and their experiences, to think, and to feel; the faculty of consciousness and thought. A person’s intellect. A person’s attention. often with negativeoften with negativewith clause, in imperativeTake care of temporarily. be minded
mine	Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with the speaker. (used before a vowel) my. An excavation in the earth for extracting coal or other minerals. A type of bomb placed on or just below the surface of the ground or in the water that detonates when disturbed by a person, vehicle, or ship. Obtain (coal or other minerals) from a mine. Lay explosive mines on or just below the surface of (the ground or water)
miner	A person who works in a mine. historical A small South American bird of the ovenbird family, which excavates a long burrow for breeding. An Australian bird of the honeyeater family, having a loud call and typically nesting colonially.
mines	Used to refer to a thing or things belonging to or associated with the speaker. (used before a vowel) my. An excavation in the earth for extracting coal or other minerals. A type of bomb placed on or just below the surface of the ground or in the water that detonates when disturbed by a person, vehicle, or ship. Obtain (coal or other minerals) from a mine. Lay explosive mines on or just below the surface of (the ground or water)
mini	Denoting a miniature version of something. A very short skirt or dress.
minim	One sixtieth of a fluid dram, about one drop of liquid. British (in calligraphy) a short vertical stroke, as in the letters i, m, n, u.
minis	Denoting a miniature version of something. A very short skirt or dress.
mink	A small semiaquatic carnivore resembling the stoat, native to North America and Eurasia. The American mink is widely farmed for its fur, resulting in it becoming naturalized in many parts of Europe.
minks	A small semiaquatic carnivore resembling the stoat, native to North America and Eurasia. The American mink is widely farmed for its fur, resulting in it becoming naturalized in many parts of Europe.
minor	Lesser in importance, seriousness, or significance. Music Logic A person under the age of full legal responsibility. Music the minorsNorth American Logic Bridge minor in
minos	A legendary king of Crete, son of Zeus and Europa. His wife Pasiphaë gave birth to the Minotaur; Minos later exacted tribute from Athens in the form of young people to be devoured by the monster.
mint	An aromatic plant native to temperate regions of the Old World, several kinds of which are used as culinary herbs. A peppermint candy. A place where money is coined, especially under state authority. (of an object) in pristine condition; as new. Make (a coin) by stamping metal.
mints	An aromatic plant native to temperate regions of the Old World, several kinds of which are used as culinary herbs. A peppermint candy. A place where money is coined, especially under state authority. (of an object) in pristine condition; as new. Make (a coin) by stamping metal.
minus	With the subtraction of. (of temperature) below zero. (before a number) below zero; negative. (after a grade) slightly worse than. Having a negative electric charge. A disadvantage.
minx	An impudent, cunning, or boldly flirtatious girl or young woman.
mir	A Soviet space station, launched in 1986 and designed to be permanently manned.
mire	A stretch of swampy or boggy ground. A situation or state of difficulty, distress, or embarrassment from which it is hard to extricate oneself. Cause to become stuck in mud.
mires	A stretch of swampy or boggy ground. A situation or state of difficulty, distress, or embarrassment from which it is hard to extricate oneself. Cause to become stuck in mud.
miri	A member of an originally hill-dwelling people of the eastern Himalayas who subsequently settled in the Assam valley. Any of a number of Tibeto-Burman languages of the Miris. Of or relating to the Miris or their languages.
mirth	Amusement, especially as expressed in laughter.
mis	Management information system.
miscarriage	corrupt or incompetent management
miscounts	Count (something) incorrectly. An incorrect reckoning of the total number of something.
miser	A person who hoards wealth and spends as little money as possible.
miso	Paste made from fermented soybeans and barley or rice malt, used in Japanese cooking.
miss	Fail to hit, reach, or come into contact with (something aimed at)Fail to notice, hear, or understand. Notice the loss or absence of. no objectA failure to hit, catch, or reach something. MissA girl or young woman, especially one regarded as silly or headstrong. missesA miscarriage.
missy	Used as an affectionate or disparaging form of address to a young girl. Relating to the misses range of garment sizes.
mist	A cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth’s surface that limits visibility (to a lesser extent than fog; strictly, with visibility remaining above 1 km (1,100 yards))Cover or become covered with mist.
mists	A cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth’s surface that limits visibility (to a lesser extent than fog; strictly, with visibility remaining above 1 km (1,100 yards))Cover or become covered with mist.
mite	A minute arachnid which has four pairs of legs when adult, related to the ticks. Many kinds live in the soil and a number are parasitic on plants or animals. A small child or animal, especially when regarded as an object of sympathy. A very small amount. a mite
miter	A tall headdress worn by bishops and senior abbots as a symbol of office, tapering to a point at front and back with a deep cleft between. Join by means of a miter.
mites	A minute arachnid which has four pairs of legs when adult, related to the ticks. Many kinds live in the soil and a number are parasitic on plants or animals. A small child or animal, especially when regarded as an object of sympathy. A very small amount. a mite
mitre	A tall headdress worn by bishops and senior abbots as a symbol of office, tapering to a point at front and back with a deep cleft between. Join by means of a miter.
mitt	usually mittsBaseball
mitts	usually mittsBaseball
mix	Combine or put together to form one substance or mass. no object(especially in sound recording) combine (two or more signals or soundtracks) into one. usually in singularoften with modifieroften with modifier

Micawber	Michael	Michaela
Michaelmas	Michelangelo	Michelle
Michelozzo	Michelson	Michigan
Micmac	Micronesia	Micronesian
Micronesians	Middlemarch	Middlesbrough
Middlesex	Middleton	Mideast
Midgard	Midian	Midlothian
Midwest	Midwesterner	Midwesterners
Miguel	Milanese	Milano
Mildred	Milesian	Miletus
Milhaud	Millais	Millay
Millian	Millicent	Millie
Milligan	Millikan	Milstein
Miltiades	Milton	Milwaukee
Mindanao	Mindoro	Minerva
Mingus	Minitrack	Minneapolis
Minnesota	Minorca	Minotaur
Minton	Miocene	Mirabeau
Miranda	Miriam	Miserere
Mishnah	Mississauga	Mississippi
Mississippian	Mississippians	Missolonghi
Missouri	Mitchell	Mitford
Mithraeum	Mithraism	Mithras
Mitterrand	Mizar	Mizoram
miaou	miaous	miaows
miasma	miasmas	micas
micelle	micelles	micher
michers	mickey	mickeys
mickies	mickle	mickles
micra	microampere	microamperes

microanalysis	microbalance	microbalances
microbar	microbarograph	microbars
microbe	microbes	microbiologist
microbiologists	microbiology	microcephaly
microchemistry	microchip	microchips
microcircuit	microcircuits	microclimate
microclimates	microclimatology	microcline
microclines	micrococcus	microcomputer
microcomputers	microcopies	microcopy
microcosm	microcosms	microcyte
microcytes	microdetector	microdetectors
microdissection	microdot	microdots
microeconomics	microelectronics	microenvironment
microfarad	microfarads	microfiche
microfiches	microfilm	microfilms
microfossil	microfossils	microgamete
microgametes	microgram	micrograms
micrograph	micrographer	micrographers
micrographs	micrography	microgroove
microgrooves	microhabitat	microhenries
microhenry	microhm	microhms
microlite	microlites	microlith
microliths	micrologist	micrologists
microlux	microluxes	micrometer
micrometers	micrometre	micrometres
micrometry	micromillimetre	microminiaturization
micron	microns	micronutrient
micronutrients	micropalaeontology	microphone
microphones	microphotograph	microphotography
microphysics	microphyte	microphytes

microprint	microprints	microprocessor
microprocessors	micropsia	micropyle
micropyles	micros	microscope
microscopes	microscopist	microscopists
microscopy	microsecond	microseconds
microseism	microseisms	microsome
microsomes	microsporangium	microspore
microspores	microsporophyll	microstructure
microstructures	microsurgery	microswitch
microswitches	microtome	microtomes
microtomies	microtomist	microtomists
microtomy	microtonality	microtone
microtones	microtubule	microtubules
microwatt	microwatts	microwave
microwaves	micrurgy	micturition
micturitions	mid-Victorian	mid-off
mid-on	mid-wicket	midday
middays	midden	middens
middies	middle	middle-distance
middle-of-the-roader	middle-of-the-roaders	middlebreaker
middlebrow	middlebrows	middleman
middles	middleweight	middleweights
middling	midfield	midfields
midges	midget	midgets
midinette	midinettes	midiron
midirons	midland	midlands
midnight	midnights	midnoon
midnoons	midpoint	midpoints
midrib	midribs	midriff
midriffs	mids	midship

midshipman	midships	midstream
midstreams	midsts	midsummer
midsummers	midtown	midway
midways	midwife	midwifery
midwifes	might-have-been	might-have-beens
mightiness	mights	mighty
mignonette	mignonettes	migraine
migraines	migrant	migrants
migration	migrations	mihrab
mihrabs	mikado	mikados
mikron	mikrons	miladies
milady	milage	milages
mildew	mildews	mildness
milds	mileage	mileages
mileometer	mileometers	milepost
mileposts	milers	milestone
milestones	milfoil	milfoils
miliaria	milieu	milieus
militancies	militancy	militant
militants	militaries	militarisation
militarism	militarist	militarists
militarization	military	militia
militiaman	militias	milker
milkers	milkfish	milkfishes
milkiness	milkmaid	milkmaids
milkman	milko	milkos
milkwood	milkwoods	milkwort
milkworts	mill-girl	mill-girls
mill-hand	mill-hands	milldam
milldams	millefeuille	millefeuilles

millefiori	millefleurs	millenarian
millenarianism	millenarians	millenaries
millenary	millennium	millenniums
millepede	millepedes	millepore
millepores	miller	miller’s-thumb
millerite	millers	millet
millets	milliammeter	milliammeters
milliampere	milliamperes	milliard
milliards	milliare	milliares
millibar	millibars	milligram
milligrams	millilitre	millilitres
millime	millimes	millimetre
millimetres	millimole	millimoles
milliner	milliners	millinery
milling	millings	million
millionaire	millionaires	millionairess
millionairesses	millions	millionth
millionths	milliped	millipede
millipedes	millipeds	millirem
millirems	millisecond	milliseconds
millpond	millponds	millrace
millraces	millrind	millrun
millruns	millstone	millstones
millwright	millwrights	milometer
milometers	milord	milords
milos	milreis	milreises
milter	milters	miltonia
miltonias	mimbar	mimbars
mimeograph	mimeographs	mimer
mimers	mimesis	mimetite

mimicker	mimickers	mimicries
mimicry	mimics	mimosa
mimosas	minaret	minarets
mincemeat	mincemeats	mincer
mincers	minces	mind-reader
mind-readers	mind-your-own-business	minder
minders	mindfulness	mindlessness
mineral	mineralizer	mineralogist
mineralogists	mineralogy	minerals
miners	minestrone	minestrones
mineworker	mineworkers	mingle-mangle
minglement	minglements	mingler
minglers	mingling	minglings
miniature	miniatures	miniaturisation
miniaturist	miniaturists	miniaturization
minibar	minibars	minibike
minibikes	minibus	minibuses
minicab	minicabs	minicam
minicams	minicomputer	minicomputers
minidress	minidresses	minikin
minikins	minima	minimalist
minimalists	minimax	minimaxes
minimisation	minimisations	minimization
minimizations	minims	minimum
mining	minings	minion
minions	minipill	minipills
miniskirt	miniskirts	minister
ministerialist	ministerialists	ministerium
ministers	ministrant	ministrants
ministration	ministrations	ministries

ministry	minium	miniums
miniver	minivers	minivet
minivets	minkes	minnie
minnies	minnow	minnows
minorities	minority	minors
minster	minsters	minstrel
minstrels	minstrelsy	mintage
mintages	minter	minters
minuend	minuends	minuet
minuets	minuscule	minuscules
minuses	minute	minuteman
minuteness	minutes	minutia
minxes	minyan	minyans
miombo	miombos	miosis
miotic	mirabilis	miracidium
miracle	miracles	miraculousness
mirador	miradors	mirage
mirages	mirepoix	miriness
mirk	mirliton	mirlitons
mirror	mirror-writing	mirrors
mirs	mirthfulness	mirthlessness
misadventure	misadventures	misaim
misaims	misalignment	misalliance
misalliances	misallotment	misallotments
misanthrope	misanthropes	misanthropy
misapplication	misapplications	misapprehension
misapprehensions	misapprehensiveness	misappropriation
misappropriations	misarrangement	misarrangements
misbehaviour	misbehaviours	misbelief
misbeliefs	misbeliever	misbelievers

miscalculation	miscalculations	miscarriages
miscegenation	miscegenations	miscellanea
miscellanies	miscellanist	miscellanists
miscellany	mischance	mischances
mischief	mischief-maker	mischief-makers
mischief-making	mischiefs	mischievousness
misclassification	miscomputation	miscomputations
misconception	misconceptions	misconduct
misconducts	misconstruction	misconstructions
miscount	miscreance	miscreances
miscreancies	miscreancy	miscreant
miscreants	miscreation	miscreations
miscreator	miscreators	miscue
miscues	misdate	misdates
misdating	misdeal	misdeals
misdeed	misdeeds	misdemeanant
misdemeanants	misdemeanor	misdemeanors
misdemeanour	misdemeanours	misdirection
misdirections	misdoer	misdoers
misdoing	misdoings	mise
misease	miseducation	miserableness
misericord	misericordes	misericords
miseries	miserliness	misers
misery	mises	misestimate
misestimates	misfeasance	misfeasances
misfeasor	misfeasors	misfeature
misfeatures	misfire	misfires
misfit	misfits	misformation
misformations	misfortune	misfortunes
misgiving	misgivings	misgovernment

misguidance	misguidances	misguider
misguiders	mishanter	mishanters
mishap	mishaps	mishit
mishits	mishmash	mishmashes
misidentification	misidentifications	misinformant
misinformants	misinformation	misinformer
misinformers	misinstruction	misinterpretation
misinterpretations	misinterpreter	misinterpreters
misjoinder	misjoinders	misknowledge
misleader	misleaders	mislike
misliker	mislikers	mislikes
mismanagement	mismarriage	mismarriages
mismatch	mismatches	misnomer
misnomers	misogamist	misogamists
misogamy	misogynist	misogynists
misogyny	misologist	misologists
misology	misoneism	misos
mispickel	misplacement	misplacements
misplay	misplays	mispleading
mispleadings	misprint	misprints
misprision	misprisions	mispronunciation
mispronunciations	misproportion	mispunctuation
mispunctuations	misquotation	misquotations
misreading	misreadings	misreckon
misreckoning	misreckonings	misreckons
misreport	misreports	misrepresentation
misrepresentations	misrule	misrules
missa	missal	missals
misses	misshape	misshapenness
misshapes	missies	missile

missileries	missilery	missiles
mission	missionaries	missionary
missioner	missioners	missions
missis	missises	missive
missives	misspelling	misspellings
misstatement	misstatements	misstep
missteps	missus	missuses
mistake	mistakenness	mistakes
mistaking	mister	misters
mistigris	mistiming	mistiness
mistletoe	mistletoes	mistral
mistrals	mistranslation	mistranslations
mistreatment	mistress	mistresses
mistrial	mistrials	mistrust
mistrustfulness	mistrusts	misunderstanding
misunderstandings	misusage	misuse
misuser	misusers	misuses
misventure	misventures	miters
mither	mithers	mithridate
mithridates	mithridatism	miticide
mitigation	mitigations	mitigator
mitigators	mitochondrion	mitosis
mitrailleuse	mitrailleuses	mitres
mitten	mittens	mittimus
mittimuses	mitzvah	mitzvahs
mix-up	mix-ups	mixedness
mixer	mixers	mixing
mixture	mixtures	mizen
mizens	mizzen	mizzens
mizzle	mizzles

5 Words That Start With MN Nouns

Mnemosyne	The Greek goddess of memory, and the mother of the Muses by Zeus.
mneme	The capacity which a substance or organism possesses for retaining after-effects of experience or stimulation undergone by itself or its progenitors.
mnemes	The capacity which a substance or organism possesses for retaining after-effects of experience or stimulation undergone by itself or its progenitors.
mnemonic	A device such as a pattern of letters, ideas, or associations that assists in remembering something. Aiding or designed to aid the memory.
mnemonics	The study and development of systems for improving and assisting the memory.

1053 Nouns That Start With MO

Moab	The ancient kingdom of the Moabites, east of the Dead Sea. A very powerful aerial bomb, developed by the US military, that has a satellite guidance system and is designed to cause damage to a large area.
Mocha	A fine-quality coffee. A soft kind of leather made from sheepskin.
Momus	(A) The Greek god of censure and ridicule, who was banished from Olympus for his criticisms of the gods; (also) a representation of the god. (b) A person who habitually grumbles or finds fault, a carping critic.
Monty	The full amount expected, desired, or possible. A striptease performance involving full nudity, especially by a man.
Moore	A city in central Oklahoma, a southern suburb of Oklahoma City; population 52,615 (est. 2008).
Moro	A Muslim inhabitant of the Philippines.
Moros	A Muslim inhabitant of the Philippines.
Mosel	A river of western Europe that rises in the Vosges mountains of northeastern France and flows northeast for 346 miles (550 km) through Luxembourg and Germany to meet the Rhine River at Koblenz.
moa	A large extinct flightless bird resembling the emu, formerly found in New Zealand.
moan	A long, low sound made by a person expressing physical or mental suffering or sexual pleasure. Make a long, low sound expressing physical or mental suffering or sexual pleasure.
moas	A large extinct flightless bird resembling the emu, formerly found in New Zealand.
moat	A deep, wide ditch surrounding a castle, fort, or town, typically filled with water and intended as a defense against attack. Surround (a place) with a moat.
mob	A large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence. Crowd around (someone) in an unruly and excitable way in order to admire or attack them.
mobs	A large crowd of people, especially one that is disorderly and intent on causing trouble or violence. Crowd around (someone) in an unruly and excitable way in order to admire or attack them.
mock	Tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner. Not authentic or real, but without the intention to deceive. An object of derision.
mocks	Tease or laugh at in a scornful or contemptuous manner. Not authentic or real, but without the intention to deceive. An object of derision.
mod	Modern. (especially in the early 1960s) a young person of a subculture characterized by stylish dress, the riding of motor scooters, and a liking for soul music. A modification. Make modifications to; modify. A person who moderates an online forum or discussion; a moderator. (of the moderator of an online forum or discussion) delete (inappropriate or offensive content)
mode	A way or manner in which something occurs or is experienced, expressed, or done. A fashion or style in clothes, art, literature, etc. Statistics Music
mods	Modern. (especially in the early 1960s) a young person of a subculture characterized by stylish dress, the riding of motor scooters, and a liking for soul music. A modification. Make modifications to; modify. A person who moderates an online forum or discussion; a moderator. (of the moderator of an online forum or discussion) delete (inappropriate or offensive content)
mogul	informal MogulA bump on a ski slope formed by the repeated turns of skiers over the same path. A member of the Muslim dynasty of Mongol origin founded by the successors of Tamerlane, which ruled much of India from the 16th to the 19th century.
moil	Work hard. Hard work; drudgery.
moire	Silk fabric that has been subjected to heat and pressure rollers after weaving to give it a rippled appearance. (of silk) having a rippled, lustrous finish.
moke	British
mokes	British
mol	Manned Orbital Laboratory.
molar	A grinding tooth at the back of a mammal’s mouth. Relating to mass; acting on or by means of large masses or units. Chemistry
mold	A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material (such as wax or metal) when it cools and hardens. in singularA frame or template for producing moldings. Form (an object) out of malleable material. Influence the formation or development of. A furry growth of minute fungal hyphae occurring typically in moist warm conditions, especially on food or other organic matter. mainly British
molds	A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material (such as wax or metal) when it cools and hardens. in singularA frame or template for producing moldings. Form (an object) out of malleable material. Influence the formation or development of. A furry growth of minute fungal hyphae occurring typically in moist warm conditions, especially on food or other organic matter. mainly British
mole	A small burrowing insectivorous mammal with dark velvety fur, a long muzzle, and very small eyes. A spy who achieves over a long period an important position within the security defenses of a country. A small, often slightly raised blemish on the skin made dark by a high concentration of melanin. A large solid structure on a shore serving as a pier, breakwater, or causeway. The SI base unit for the amount of substance. An abnormal mass of tissue in the uterus. A highly spiced Mexican sauce made chiefly from chili peppers and chocolate, served with meat.
moles	A small burrowing insectivorous mammal with dark velvety fur, a long muzzle, and very small eyes. A spy who achieves over a long period an important position within the security defenses of a country. A small, often slightly raised blemish on the skin made dark by a high concentration of melanin. A large solid structure on a shore serving as a pier, breakwater, or causeway. The SI base unit for the amount of substance. An abnormal mass of tissue in the uterus. A highly spiced Mexican sauce made chiefly from chili peppers and chocolate, served with meat.
moll	A prostitute.
molls	A prostitute.
molly	A small, livebearing freshwater fish that is popular in aquariums and has been bred in many colors, especially black. The drug MDMA, especially in powdered or crystalline form.
molt	(of an animal) shed old feathers, hair, or skin, or an old shell, to make way for a new growth. A loss of plumage, skin, or hair, especially as a regular feature of an animal’s life cycle.
moly	A southern European plant related to the onions, with small yellow flowers. A mythical herb with white flowers and black roots, endowed with magic properties.
mom	One’s mother.
mome	A fool, a dolt. Explained by Carroll as
momes	A fool, a dolt. Explained by Carroll as
mommy	One’s mother (chiefly as a child’s term).
moms	One’s mother.
mon	A member of a people now inhabiting parts of southeastern Burma (Myanmar) and western Thailand but having their ancient capital at Pegu in the south of Burma. The language of the Mon, related to Khmer (Cambodian). Relating to the Mon or their language.
monad	technical
monas	Monad 2 Now rare.
mondo	Used in reference to something very striking or remarkable of its kind (often in conjunction with a pseudo-Italian adjective)Very striking or remarkable.
money	A current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively.
mong	A person who has an intellectual disability, especially one associated with Down syndrome (often used as a general term of abuse). A mongrel.
mongo	A monetary unit of Mongolia, equal to one hundredth of a tugrik.
mongs	A person who has an intellectual disability, especially one associated with Down syndrome (often used as a general term of abuse). A mongrel.
monk	A member of a religious community of men typically living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
monks	A member of a religious community of men typically living under vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
mono	Monophonic. Monochrome. A monophonic recording. A monochrome picture. North American North American
mony	Forming nouns often denoting an action, state, or quality.
moo	Make the characteristic deep vocal sound of a cow. The characteristic deep vocal sound of a cow.
mood	A temporary state of mind or feeling. (especially of music) inducing or suggestive of a particular feeling or state of mind. Grammar Logic
moon	the moon or the Moonno object, with adverbial informal
moor	mainly British Make fast (a boat) by attaching it by cable or rope to the shore or to an anchor. A member of a northwestern African Muslim people of mixed Berber and Arab descent. In the 8th century they conquered the Iberian peninsula, but were finally driven out of their last stronghold in Granada at the end of the 15th century.
moos	Make the characteristic deep vocal sound of a cow. The characteristic deep vocal sound of a cow.
moose	A large deer with palmate antlers, a sloping back, and a growth of skin hanging from the neck. It is native to northern Eurasia and northern North America.
moot	Subject to debate, dispute, or uncertainty. Having little or no practical relevance, typically because the subject is too uncertain to allow a decision. Raise (a question or topic) for discussion; suggest (an idea or possibility) historical Law
mop	An implement consisting of a sponge or a bundle of thick loose strings attached to a handle, used for wiping floors or other surfaces. Clean or soak up liquid from (something) by wiping. An autumn fair or gathering at which farmhands and servants were hired.
mope	Be dejected and apathetic. A person given to prolonged spells of low spirits.
moped	A low-power, lightweight motorized bicycle.
mopes	Be dejected and apathetic. A person given to prolonged spells of low spirits.
mops	An implement consisting of a sponge or a bundle of thick loose strings attached to a handle, used for wiping floors or other surfaces. Clean or soak up liquid from (something) by wiping. An autumn fair or gathering at which farmhands and servants were hired.
mor	Humus formed under acid conditions. (of music) middle-of-the-road.
mora	Scots Law Prosody Linguistics Any one of the (originally six) divisions of which the Spartan army was made up. In South Asia
moral	Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior and the goodness or badness of human character. Holding or manifesting high principles for proper conduct. A lesson, especially one concerning what is right or prudent, that can be derived from a story, a piece of information, or an experience. morals
moras	Scots Law Prosody Linguistics Any one of the (originally six) divisions of which the Spartan army was made up. In South Asia
moray	A mainly nocturnal eel-like predatory fish of warm seas, that typically hides in crevices with just the head protruding.
more	A greater or additional amount or degree of. A greater or additional amount of something.
morel	A widely distributed edible fungus which has a brown oval or pointed fruiting body with an irregular honeycombed surface bearing the spores.
mores	The essential or characteristic customs and conventions of a community.
moron	A stupid person. A city in eastern Argentina, southwest of Buenos Aires; population 327,600 (est. 2008).
morph	Change smoothly from one image to another by small gradual steps using computer animation techniques. An image that has been morphed by computer animation. Linguistics Biology
morro	In Spanish and Portuguese-speaking parts of the Americas
morse	An alphabet or code in which letters are represented by combinations of long and short signals of light or sound. Signal (something) using Morse code.
mort	The note sounded on a horn when the quarry is killed.
morts	The note sounded on a horn when the quarry is killed.
moses	(fl. c. 14th–13th centuries BC), Hebrew prophet and lawgiver, brother of Aaron. According to the biblical account, he was born in Egypt and led the Israelites away from servitude there, across the desert toward the Promised Land. During the journey he was inspired by God on Mount Sinai to write down the Ten Commandments on tablets of stone (Exod. 20).
moss	A small flowerless green plant that lacks true roots, growing in damp habitats and reproducing by means of spores released from stalked capsules. Scottish, Northern English Cover with moss.
most	Greatest in amount, quantity, or degree. The greatest amount or quantity. Forming the superlative of adjectives and adverbs, especially those of more than one syllable. To the greatest extent. Extremely; very. North American
mot	A girl or young woman, especially a man’s girlfriend.
mote	A tiny piece of a substance.
motes	A tiny piece of a substance.
motet	A short piece of sacred choral music, typically polyphonic and unaccompanied.
moth	A chiefly nocturnal insect related to the butterflies. It lacks the clubbed antennae of butterflies and typically has a stout body, drab coloration, and wings that fold flat when resting.
moths	A chiefly nocturnal insect related to the butterflies. It lacks the clubbed antennae of butterflies and typically has a stout body, drab coloration, and wings that fold flat when resting.
motif	A decorative design or pattern.
motte	historical
motto	A short sentence or phrase chosen as encapsulating the beliefs or ideals guiding an individual, family, or institution.
moue	A pouting expression used to convey annoyance or distaste.
moues	A pouting expression used to convey annoyance or distaste.
mould	A hollow container used to give shape to molten or hot liquid material (such as wax or metal) when it cools and hardens. in singularA frame or template for producing moldings. Form (an object) out of malleable material. Influence the formation or development of. A furry growth of minute fungal hyphae occurring typically in moist warm conditions, especially on food or other organic matter. mainly British

Mobutu	Modigliani	Modred
Mohammedan	Mohammedanism	Mohammedans
Moharram	Mohave	Mohican
Mohicans	Moho	Mohock
Mohocks	Moholy-Nagy	Moira
Mojave	Moldavia	Molech
Molinism	Molinist	Molotov
Mombasa	Monaco	Monaghan
Monarchian	Monck	Monday
Mondays	Mondrian	Monegasque
Monegasques	Monet	Mongolia
Mongolian	Mongolians	Mongolic
Monica	Monmouth	Monmouthshire
Monotremata	Monroe	Monrovia
Mons	Monseigneur	Monsignor
Monsignors	Mont-Saint-Michel	Montagnard
Montagnards	Montague	Montaigne
Montana	Montenegro	Monterey
Monterrey	Montesquieu	Montessori
Monteux	Monteverdi	Montevideo
Montgomery	Montgomeryshire	Montmartre
Montparnasse	Montpelier	Montpellier
Montreal	Montreux	Montrose
Montserrat	Monza	Moravia
Moravian	Morbihan	Mordecai
Mordred	Mordvin	Mordvins
Moreau	Morecambe	Morelia
Moresco	Morescoes	Moresque
Moresques	Morgan	Morgans
Moriarty	Morisco	Moriscoes

Moriscos	Morley	Mormon
Mormonism	Mormons	Moroccan
Moroccans	Moroni	Morpheus
Morrison	Mortimer	Morton
Morven	Moscow	Moselle
Moselles	Moskva	Moslem
Moslemism	Mosotho	Mosothos
Mossi	Mossis	Mosul
Motherwell	Motown	Motu
Motus	Mountbatten	Moussorgsky
Mousterian	Movietone	Moviola
Moviolas	Mozambique	Mozarab
Mozart	moaner	moaners
moans	moats	mobile
mobiles	mobilisation	mobilisations
mobiliser	mobilisers	mobilities
mobility	mobilization	mobilizations
mobilizer	mobilizers	mobocracies
mobocracy	mobocrat	mobocrats
mobster	mobsters	mocassin
mocassins	moccasin	moccasins
mock-heroic	mock-up	mock-ups
mocker	mockeries	mockers
mockery	mockingbird	mockingbirds
modalities	modality	model
modeler	modelers	modeling
modelings	modeller	modellers
modelling	modellings	models
modems	moderate	moderateness
moderates	moderation	moderations

moderatism	moderator	moderators
moderatorship	moderatorships	modern
modernisation	modernisations	moderniser
modernisers	modernism	modernisms
modernist	modernists	modernities
modernity	modernization	modernizations
modernizer	modernizers	modernizing
modernness	moderns	modes
modesties	modesty	modicum
modicums	modification	modifications
modifier	modifiers	modillion
modillions	modiolus	modishness
modiste	modistes	modularity
modulation	modulations	modulator
modulators	module	modules
modulus	mofette	mofettes
mog	mogs	moguls
mohair	mohairs	mohawk
mohawks	mohel	mohels
mohurs	moidore	moidores
moieties	moiety	moiler
moilers	moils	moire
moires	moistener	moisteners
moistening	moistness	moisture
moistures	moit	moits
mola	molalities	molality
molarities	molarity	molars
molas	molasses	molder
molders	moldiness	molding
moldings	moldwarp	moldwarps

molecularity	molecule	molecules
moleskin	moleskins	molestation
molestations	molester	molesters
molies	mollah	mollahs
mollie	mollies	mollification
mollifications	mollifier	mollifiers
mollusc	molluscs	mollusk
mollusks	mollycoddle	mollycoddles
moloch	molochs	molting
molts	molybdate	molybdates
molybdenite	molybdenum	moment
momentariness	momentousness	moments
momentum	momma	mommas
mommies	mon-khmer	mona
monachal	monacid	monadism
monadnock	monadnocks	monads
monal	monals	monandry
monarch	monarchies	monarchism
monarchist	monarchists	monarchs
monarchy	monarda	monardas
monases	monasteries	monastery
monastic	monasticism	monaul
monauls	monazite	monera
monergism	moneron	monerons
monetarism	monetarist	monetarists
monetisation	monetisations	monetise
monetises	monetization	monetizations
money-spinner	money-spinners	moneyer
moneyers	moneyman	moneys
moneywort	moneyworts	monger

mongers	mongoes	mongol
mongolism	mongoloid	mongoloids
mongols	mongoose	mongooses
mongos	mongrel	mongrelism
mongrels	monies	moniker
monikers	monilia	monilias
moniliasis	monism	monisms
monist	monists	monition
monitions	monitor	monitoring
monitors	monitorship	monitorships
monitory	monitress	monitresses
monkery	monkey	monkeypod
monkeys	monkhood	monkshood
monkshoods	monoacid	monoacids
monoamine	monoamines	monocarp
monocarps	monochasium	monochord
monochords	monochromat	monochromates
monochromatic	monochromatism	monochromats
monochrome	monochromes	monochromist
monochromists	monochromy	monocle
monocles	monoclinal	monocline
monoclines	monocoque	monocoques
monocot	monocots	monocotyledon
monocotyledons	monocracies	monocracy
monoculture	monocultures	monocycle
monocycles	monocyte	monodies
monodrama	monodramas	monody
monoecism	monofilament	monofilaments
monogamist	monogamists	monogamy
monogenesis	monogenism	monogenist

monogenists	monogram	monograms
monograph	monographer	monographers
monographist	monographists	monographs
monogynies	monogyny	monohull
monohulls	monohybrid	monohybrids
monokini	monokinis	monolater
monolaters	monolatries	monolatry
monolayer	monolayers	monolith
monoliths	monologist	monologists
monologue	monologues	monomania
monomaniac	monomaniacs	monomanias
monomark	monomarks	monomer
monomers	monometallism	monometer
monometers	monomial	monomials
mononucleosis	monophobia	monophony
monophthong	monophthongs	monoplane
monoplanes	monoplegia	monopode
monopodes	monopodium	monopodiums
monopolies	monopolisation	monopolisations

monopoliser	monopolisers	monopolist
monopolists	monopolization	monopolizations
monopolizer	monopolizers	monopoly
monopsonies	monopsony	monopteron
monopterons	monopteros	monopteroses
monorail	monorails	monorhyme
monorhymes	monos	monosaccharide
monosaccharides	monostich	monostichs
monostrophic	monostrophics	monosyllabism
monosyllable	monosyllables	monotheism
monotheist	monotheists	monotint
monotints	monotone	monotones
monotonies	monotonousness	monotony
monotreme	monotremes	monotype
monotypes	monovalence	monovalency
monoxide	monoxides	monsieur
monsoon	monsoons	monster
monsters	monstrance	monstrances
monstrosities	monstrosity	monstrousness
montage	montages	montbretia
montbretias	monte	monteith
monteiths	montero	monteros
montes	montgolfier	montgolfiers
month	monthlies	monthly
months	monticule	monticules
monument	monuments	monzonite
moo-cow	moo-cows	moocher
moochers	moodiness	moods
moolah	moolahs	moolvie
moolvies	moonbeam	moonbeams

mooncalf	moonflower	moonflowers
moonlight	moonlighting	moonlights
moonquake	moonquakes	moonraker
moonrakers	moonrise	moonrises
moons	moonscape	moonscapes
moonseed	moonseeds	moonset
moonsets	moonshine	moonshiner
moonshiners	moonshines	moonshot
moonshots	moonstone	moonstones
moonwalk	moonwalks	moonwort
moonworts	moorage	moorages
moorcock	moorcocks	moorfowl
moorfowls	moorhen	moorhens
mooring	moorings	moorish
moorland	moorlands	moors
mooter	mooters	moots
mop-up	mopboard	mopeds
moper	mopers	mopoke
mopokes	moppet	moppets
mopping	moquette	moquettes
moraine	moraines	morale
morales	moralism	moralist
moralists	moralities	morality
moralizing	morals	morass
morasses	moratorium	moratoriums
morays	morbidities	morbidity
morbidness	morbilli	morceau
mordacities	mordacity	mordancy
mordant	mordants	mordent
mordents	moreen	morello

morellos	morels	morganite
morgen	morgens	morgue
morgues	moribundity	morion
morions	morn	mornes
morning	morning-glories	morning-glory
mornings	morns	morocco
moroccos	morons	moroseness
morosity	morphallaxis	morpheme
morphemes	morphia	morphine
morphinism	morphogenesis	morphologist
morphologists	morphology	morphophoneme
morphophonemes	morphophonemics	morphosis
morphs	morros	morrow
morrows	mors	morsel
morsels	morses	mortal
mortalities	mortality	mortals
mortar	mortars	mortgage
mortgagee	mortgagees	mortgages
mortgagor	mortgagors	mortice
mortices	mortician	morticians
mortification	mortifications	mortifier
mortifiers	mortise	mortiser
mortisers	mortises	mortling
mortlings	mortmain	mortmains
mortuaries	mortuary	morula
morulas	morwong	morwongs
mosaic	mosaicism	mosaicisms
mosaicist	mosaicists	mosaics
mosasaur	mosasaurs	moschatel
moschatels	moshav	mosque

mosques	mosquito	mosquitoes
mosquitos	mossbunker	mossbunkers
mosses	mossie	mossies
mossiness	motel	motels
motets	mother	mother-in-law
mother-of-pearl	mother-of-thousands	motherhood
mothering	motherings	motherland
motherlands	motherliness	mothers
motherwort	motherworts	motifs
motile	motiles	motility
motion	motionlessness	motions
motivation	motivations	motive
motivelessness	motives	motivity
motley	motmot	motmots
motocross	motor	motorbicycle
motorbicycles	motorcade	motorcades
motorcycle	motorcycles	motorcycling
motoring	motorisation	motorisations
motorist	motorists	motorization
motorizations	motorman	motors
motorway	motorways	mottes
mottle	mottles	mottling
mottlings	mottoes	mottos
moufflon	moufflons	mouflon
mouflons	moujik	moujiks
moulage	moulder	moulders
mouldiness	moulding	mouldings
moulds	mouldwarp	mouldwarps
mouldy	moulin	moulins
moult	moulting	moultings

moults	mound	mound-builder
mounding	mounds	mount
mountain	mountaineer	mountaineering
mountaineers	mountains	mountainside
mountainsides	mountebank	mountebanks
mounter	mounters	mountie
mounties	mounting	mounting-block
mounting-blocks	mountings	mounts
mourner	mourners	mournfulness
mourning	mournings	mouse
mouse-dun	mouse-ear	mouser
mousers	mousiness	mousing
mousings	moussaka	moussakas
mousse	mousseline	mousselines
mousses	moustache	moustaches
mouth	mouthful	mouthfuls
mouthpiece	mouthpieces	mouths
mouthwash	mouthwashes	mouton
moutons	movability	movable
movableness	movables	move
moveability	moveable	moveableness
moveables	movelessness	movement
movements	mover	movers
moves	movie	moviegoer
moviegoers	movieland	moviemaker
moviemakers	movies	moving
mow	mower	mowers
mowing	mowings	mows
moxa	moxas	moxie
mozambican	mozzarella	mozzarellas
mozzetta	mozzettas

3 Nouns Starting With MR

Mrs	A title used before a surname or full name to address or refer to a married woman, or a woman who has been married, without a higher or honorific or professional title.

mridang

mridangs

459 Words That Start With MU Nouns

Muhammad	(c. 570–632), Arab prophet and founder of Islam. In c. 610, in Mecca, he received the first of a series of revelations that, as the Koran, became the doctrinal and legislative basis of Islam. In the face of opposition to his preaching, he and his small group of supporters were forced to flee to Medina in 622 (the Hegira). Muhammad led his followers into a series of battles against the Meccans. In 630, Mecca capitulated and by his death Muhammad had united most of Arabia.
Muharram	The first month of the year in the Islamic calendar.
Mulhouse	An industrial city in northeastern France, in Alsace; population 112,260 (2006). It was a free imperial city until it joined the French Republic in 1798. In 1871, after the Franco-Prussian War, the city became part of the German Empire until it was reunited with France in 1918.
Multan	A commercial city in Punjab province, east central Pakistan; population 1,566,900 (est. 2009).
Munda	A member of a group of indigenous peoples living scattered in a region from east central India to Nepal and Bangladesh. A family of languages spoken by the Munda, distantly related to the Mon-Khmer family, with which they are sometimes classified as Austro-Asiatic. The most widely spoken is Santali. Relating to the Munda or their languages.
Munich	A city in southeastern Germany, capital of Bavaria; population 1,294,600 (est. 2006).
Murcia	An autonomous region in southeastern Spain. In the Middle Ages, along with Albacete, it formed an ancient Moorish kingdom.
Murillo	The muscle at the back of the bull’s neck, one of the targets for the lances of the bullfighters.
Murmansk	A port in northwestern Russia, on the northern coast of the Kola Peninsula, in the Barents Sea; population 314,700 (est. 2008). It is the largest city located north of the Arctic Circle. Its port is ice-free throughout the year.
Musca	A small southern constellation (the Fly), lying in the Milky Way between the Southern Cross and the south celestial pole. postpositive
Muscovy	A medieval principality in west central Russia, centered around Moscow, that formed the nucleus of modern Russia. As Muscovy expanded, princes of Muscovy became the rulers of Russia; in 1472 Ivan III, grand duke of Muscovy, completed the unification of the country, and in 1547 Ivan the Terrible became the first tsar of Russia.
Muslim	A follower of the religion of Islam. Relating to Muslims or their religion.
Muzak	Recorded light background music played through speakers in public places.
much	A great amount or quantity of. A great amount or quantity. To a great extent; a great deal.
muchness	Greatness in quantity or degree.
mucigen	A substance that is an intracellular precursor or storage form of mucin. Frequently attributive.
mucilage	A viscous secretion or bodily fluid.
mucin	A glycoprotein constituent of mucus.
mucins	A glycoprotein constituent of mucus.
muck	Dirt, rubbish, or waste matter. Spread manure on (land)
mucker	A person who removes dirt and waste, especially from stables. US
muckers	A person who removes dirt and waste, especially from stables. US
muckle	A large amount. Very large. Large in amount or quantity.
muckles	A large amount. Very large. Large in amount or quantity.
mucks	Dirt, rubbish, or waste matter. Spread manure on (land)
mucor	rare Mycology
mucosa	A mucous membrane.
mucro	A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ.
mucros	A short sharp point at the end of a part or organ.
mucus	A slimy substance secreted by mucous membranes and glands for lubrication, protection, etc.
mud	Soft, sticky matter resulting from the mixing of earth and water. Information or allegations regarded as damaging, typically concerned with corruption. A computer-based text or virtual reality game which several players play at the same time, interacting with each other as well as with characters controlled by the computer.
mudcat	Any of several North American freshwater catfishes of the family Ictaluridae, found in muddy rivers especially in the Mississippi valley. An inhabitant of Mississippi.
mudcats	Any of several North American freshwater catfishes of the family Ictaluridae, found in muddy rivers especially in the Mississippi valley. An inhabitant of Mississippi.
muddle	Bring into a disordered or confusing state. Mix (a drink) or stir (an ingredient) into a drink. An untidy and disorganized state or collection.
muddler	A person who creates muddles, especially because of a disorganized method of thinking or working. A stick used to stir mixed drinks.
muddlers	A person who creates muddles, especially because of a disorganized method of thinking or working. A stick used to stir mixed drinks.
muddles	Bring into a disordered or confusing state. Mix (a drink) or stir (an ingredient) into a drink. An untidy and disorganized state or collection.
muddy	Covered in or full of mud. Cause to become covered in or full of mud.
mudir	The governor of a subdistrict in Turkey, or of a province in Egypt or the Sudan.
mudlark	A person who scavenges in river mud for objects of value.
mudlarks	A person who scavenges in river mud for objects of value.
mudpack	A paste of fuller’s earth or a similar substance, applied thickly to the face to improve the condition of the skin.
mudpacks	A paste of fuller’s earth or a similar substance, applied thickly to the face to improve the condition of the skin.
mudra	A symbolic hand gesture used in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies and statuary, and in Indian dance.
mudras	A symbolic hand gesture used in Hindu and Buddhist ceremonies and statuary, and in Indian dance.
muds	Soft, sticky matter resulting from the mixing of earth and water. Information or allegations regarded as damaging, typically concerned with corruption. A computer-based text or virtual reality game which several players play at the same time, interacting with each other as well as with characters controlled by the computer.
mudslide	A mass of mud and other earthy material that is falling or has fallen down a hillside or other slope.
mudstone	A dark sedimentary rock formed from consolidated mud and lacking the laminations of shale.
muenster	A mild, semisoft cheese made from whole milk.
muesli	A mixture of cereals (especially rolled oats), dried fruit, and nuts, typically eaten with milk at breakfast.
mueslis	A mixture of cereals (especially rolled oats), dried fruit, and nuts, typically eaten with milk at breakfast.
muezzin	A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque.
muezzins	A man who calls Muslims to prayer from the minaret of a mosque.
muff	A tube made of fur or other warm material into which the hands are placed for warmth. vulgar slang Handle (a situation, task, or opportunity) clumsily or badly. informal
muffin	A small domed cake or quick bread made from batter or dough.
muffins	A small domed cake or quick bread made from batter or dough.
muffle	Wrap or cover for warmth. A receptacle in a furnace or kiln in which things can be heated without contact with combustion products.
muffler	A wrap or scarf worn around the neck and face for warmth. A device used to deaden the sound of a drum, bell, piano, or other instrument.
mufflers	A wrap or scarf worn around the neck and face for warmth. A device used to deaden the sound of a drum, bell, piano, or other instrument.
muffles	Wrap or cover for warmth. A receptacle in a furnace or kiln in which things can be heated without contact with combustion products.
muffs	A tube made of fur or other warm material into which the hands are placed for warmth. vulgar slang Handle (a situation, task, or opportunity) clumsily or badly. informal
mufti	A Muslim legal expert who is empowered to give rulings on religious matters. Plain clothes worn by a person who wears a uniform for their job, such as a soldier or police officer.
muftis	A Muslim legal expert who is empowered to give rulings on religious matters. Plain clothes worn by a person who wears a uniform for their job, such as a soldier or police officer.
mug	A large cup, typically cylindrical with a handle and used without a saucer. informal British US with object informal mug something up
muggee	The victim of a violent attack or robbery; a person who is mugged.
muggees	The victim of a violent attack or robbery; a person who is mugged.
mugger	A person who attacks and robs another in a public place. A large short-snouted Indian crocodile, venerated by many Hindus.
muggers	A person who attacks and robs another in a public place. A large short-snouted Indian crocodile, venerated by many Hindus.
mugging	An act of attacking and robbing someone in a public place.
muggings	An act of attacking and robbing someone in a public place.
muggins	A foolish and gullible person (often used humorously to refer to oneself)
mugs	A large cup, typically cylindrical with a handle and used without a saucer. informal British US with object informal mug something up
mugwort	A plant of the daisy family, with aromatic divided leaves that are dark green above and whitish below, native to north temperate regions.
mugworts	A plant of the daisy family, with aromatic divided leaves that are dark green above and whitish below, native to north temperate regions.
mugwump	A person who remains aloof or independent, especially from party politics.
mugwumps	A person who remains aloof or independent, especially from party politics.
mukluk	A high, soft boot that is worn in the American Arctic and is traditionally made from sealskin.
mukluks	A high, soft boot that is worn in the American Arctic and is traditionally made from sealskin.
mulatto	A person of mixed white and black ancestry, especially a person with one white and one black parent.
mulattos	A person of mixed white and black ancestry, especially a person with one white and one black parent.
mulberry	A dark red or purple color.
mulch	Material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil. Treat or cover with mulch.
mulches	Material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil. Treat or cover with mulch.
mulct	Extract money from (someone) by fine or taxation. A fine or compulsory payment.
mulcting	Extract money from (someone) by fine or taxation. A fine or compulsory payment.
mulcts	Extract money from (someone) by fine or taxation. A fine or compulsory payment.
mule	The offspring of a donkey and a horse (strictly, a male donkey and a female horse), typically sterile and used as a beast of burden. A hybrid plant or animal, especially a sterile one. A small tractor or locomotive, typically one that is electrically powered. A coin with the obverse and reverse of designs not originally intended to be used together. A slipper or light shoe without a back.
mules	The offspring of a donkey and a horse (strictly, a male donkey and a female horse), typically sterile and used as a beast of burden. A hybrid plant or animal, especially a sterile one. A small tractor or locomotive, typically one that is electrically powered. A coin with the obverse and reverse of designs not originally intended to be used together. A slipper or light shoe without a back.
muleteer	A person who drives mules.
muley	(of cattle) hornless. A mule deer.
muleys	(of cattle) hornless. A mule deer.
mull	Think about (a fact, proposal, or request) deeply and at length. Warm (a beverage, especially wine, beer, or cider) and add spices and sweetening to it. Humus formed under nonacid conditions. A promontory. Thin, soft, plain muslin, used in bookbinding for joining the spine of a book to its cover. A large island of the Inner Hebrides; chief town, Tobermory.
mullah	A Muslim learned in Islamic theology and sacred law.
mullahs	A Muslim learned in Islamic theology and sacred law.
mullein	A herbaceous plant of the figwort family with woolly leaves and tall spikes of yellow flowers, native to Eurasia but now widely and commonly distributed.
mulleins	A herbaceous plant of the figwort family with woolly leaves and tall spikes of yellow flowers, native to Eurasia but now widely and commonly distributed.
muller	A stone or other heavy weight used for grinding artists’ pigments or other material on a slab. British
mullers	A stone or other heavy weight used for grinding artists’ pigments or other material on a slab. British
mullet	A chiefly marine fish that is widely caught for food. A star with five (or more) straight-edged points or rays, as a charge or a mark of cadency for a third son. A man’s hairstyle in which the hair is cut short at the front and sides and left long at the back.
mullets	A chiefly marine fish that is widely caught for food. A star with five (or more) straight-edged points or rays, as a charge or a mark of cadency for a third son. A man’s hairstyle in which the hair is cut short at the front and sides and left long at the back.
mulligan	(in informal golf) an extra stroke allowed after a poor shot, not counted on the scorecard.
mullion	A vertical bar between the panes of glass in a window.
mullions	A vertical bar between the panes of glass in a window.
mulloway	A large edible fast-swimming predatory fish of Australian coastal waters, which is popular with anglers.
mulls	Think about (a fact, proposal, or request) deeply and at length. Warm (a beverage, especially wine, beer, or cider) and add spices and sweetening to it. Humus formed under nonacid conditions. A promontory. Thin, soft, plain muslin, used in bookbinding for joining the spine of a book to its cover. A large island of the Inner Hebrides; chief town, Tobermory.
multeity	The quality or condition of being multiple, or of consisting of many parts; manifoldness.
multiped	An animal with many feet (now chiefly historical and poetic). Of a machine or vehicle
multiple	Having or involving several parts, elements, or members. A number that can be divided by another number without a remainder. An arrangement of terminals that allows connection with an electrical circuit at any one of several points.
multure	historical
mum	One’s mother. Not speaking; silent. A cultivated chrysanthemum. Act in a traditional masked mime or a mummers’ play.
mumble	reporting verbwith objectA quiet and indistinct utterance.
mumbles	reporting verbwith objectA quiet and indistinct utterance.
mumbling	Speaking or spoken in a quiet and indistinct way.
mummer	An actor in a traditional masked mime, especially of a type associated with Christmas and popular in England in the 18th and early 19th centuries.
mummies	(especially in ancient Egypt) a body of a human being or animal that has been ceremonially preserved by removal of the internal organs, treatment with natron and resin, and wrapping in bandages. One’s mother.
mummy	(especially in ancient Egypt) a body of a human being or animal that has been ceremonially preserved by removal of the internal organs, treatment with natron and resin, and wrapping in bandages. One’s mother.
mumps	A contagious and infectious viral disease causing swelling of the parotid salivary glands in the face, and a risk of sterility in adult males.
mums	One’s mother. Not speaking; silent. A cultivated chrysanthemum. Act in a traditional masked mime or a mummers’ play.
mung	A small round green bean. The tropical Old World plant that yields the mung bean, commonly grown as a source of bean sprouts. Manipulate (data)
munnion	A piece of armour covering either the shoulder or the whole of the upper arm.
munshi	The Niger–Congo language of the Munchis; = “Tiv”. Of, relating to, or designating the Munchis.
muntin	A bar or rigid supporting strip between adjacent panes of glass.
muntins	A bar or rigid supporting strip between adjacent panes of glass.
muntjac	A small Southeast Asian deer, the male of which has tusks, small antlers, and a doglike bark.
muon	An unstable subatomic particle of the same class as an electron (a lepton), but with a mass around 200 times greater. Muons make up much of the cosmic radiation reaching the earth’s surface.
muons	An unstable subatomic particle of the same class as an electron (a lepton), but with a mass around 200 times greater. Muons make up much of the cosmic radiation reaching the earth’s surface.
mural	A painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall. Of, like, or relating to a wall.
murals	A painting or other work of art executed directly on a wall. Of, like, or relating to a wall.
murder	The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another. Kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation.
murders	The unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another. Kill (someone) unlawfully and with premeditation.
murex	A predatory tropical marine mollusk, the shell of which bears spines and forms a long narrow canal extending downward from the aperture.
murexes	A predatory tropical marine mollusk, the shell of which bears spines and forms a long narrow canal extending downward from the aperture.
murgeon	Originally
murine	Relating to or affecting mice or related rodents.
murk	Darkness or thick mist that makes it difficult to see. Murky; gloomy.
murky	Dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist.
murmur	A soft, indistinct sound made by a person or group of people speaking quietly or at a distance. Say something in a low, soft, or indistinct voice.
murmurs	A soft, indistinct sound made by a person or group of people speaking quietly or at a distance. Say something in a low, soft, or indistinct voice.
murphy	A potato.
murra	A substance (perhaps fluorspar) of which precious vases and other vessels were made.
murrain	An infectious disease, especially babesiosis, affecting cattle or other animals. archaic
murray	A city in northern Utah, a southern suburb of Salt Lake City; population 46,201 (est. 2008).
murre	A white-breasted North American auk (seabird).
murres	A white-breasted North American auk (seabird).
murrhine	Of or relating to murra; made of or resembling murra. A murrhine vase or cup.
muscats	A variety of white, red, or black grape with a musky scent, grown in warm climates for wine or raisins or as table grapes. The capital of Oman, a port in the northeastern part of the country on the southeastern coast of the Arabian peninsula; population 620,000 (est. 2007).
muscid	An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae).
muscids	An insect of the housefly family (Muscidae).
muscles	A band or bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body. Physical power; strength. mainly North American
muse	A person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist. Be absorbed in thought. An instance or period of reflection.
muser	A person who muses; a person engaged in or given to thought or meditation.
musers	A person who muses; a person engaged in or given to thought or meditation.
muses	A person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist. Be absorbed in thought. An instance or period of reflection.
museum	A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
museums	A building in which objects of historical, scientific, artistic, or cultural interest are stored and exhibited.
mush	A soft, wet, pulpy mass. Feeble or cloying sentimentality. North American Reduce (a substance) to a soft, wet, pulpy mass. Go on a journey across snow with a dogsled. A command urging on dogs pulling a sled during a journey across snow. A journey across snow with a dogsled. A person’s mouth or face. Used as a form of address for a man.
musher	The driver of a dogsled. A person who owns and drives a taxi cab.
mushes	A soft, wet, pulpy mass. Feeble or cloying sentimentality. North American Reduce (a substance) to a soft, wet, pulpy mass. Go on a journey across snow with a dogsled. A command urging on dogs pulling a sled during a journey across snow. A journey across snow with a dogsled. A person’s mouth or face. Used as a form of address for a man.
music	Vocal or instrumental sounds (or both) combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion. The written or printed signs representing vocal or instrumental sound.
musical	Relating to music. Having a pleasant sound; melodious or tuneful. A play or movie in which singing and dancing play an essential part. Musicals developed from light opera in the early 20th century.
musings	A period of reflection or thought. Characterized by reflection or deep thought.
musk	A strong-smelling reddish-brown substance which is secreted by the male musk deer for scent-marking and is an important ingredient in perfumery.
muskeg	A North American swamp or bog consisting of a mixture of water and partly dead vegetation, frequently covered by a layer of sphagnum or other mosses.
muskegs	A North American swamp or bog consisting of a mixture of water and partly dead vegetation, frequently covered by a layer of sphagnum or other mosses.
musket	An infantryman’s light gun with a long barrel, typically smooth-bored, muzzleloading, and fired from the shoulder.
muskets	An infantryman’s light gun with a long barrel, typically smooth-bored, muzzleloading, and fired from the shoulder.
muskrat	A large semiaquatic North American rodent with a musky smell, valued for its fur.
musks	A strong-smelling reddish-brown substance which is secreted by the male musk deer for scent-marking and is an important ingredient in perfumery.
musky	Of or having a smell or taste of musk, or suggestive of musk.
muslin	Lightweight cotton cloth in a plain weave.
muslins	Lightweight cotton cloth in a plain weave.
muso	British
musos	British
muss	Make (someone’s hair or clothes) untidy or messy. A state of disorder.
mussels	Any of a number of bivalve mollusks with a brown or purplish-black shell.
musses	Make (someone’s hair or clothes) untidy or messy. A state of disorder.
must	Be obliged to; should (expressing necessity)Expressing an opinion about something that is logically very likely. Something that should not be overlooked or missed. Grape juice before or during fermentation. Mustiness, dampness, or mold. A condition of heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior occurring annually in certain male animals, especially elephants and camels, in association with a surge in testosterone level, equivalent to the rutting season of deer and some other mammals. (of a male elephant or camel) in a condition marked by heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior that usually occurs annually in association with a surge in testosterone level.
mustang	An American feral horse which is typically small and lightly built.
mustard	A pungent-tasting yellow or brown paste made from the crushed seeds of certain plants, typically eaten with meat or used as a cooking ingredient. The yellow-flowered Eurasian plant of the cabbage family whose seeds are used to make this paste. A dark yellow color.
mustee	A person of mixed European and African descent; (sometimes) specifically a person with one white-skinned parent and the other one-quarter black. Also more generally
mustees	A person of mixed European and African descent; (sometimes) specifically a person with one white-skinned parent and the other one-quarter black. Also more generally
muster	Assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle. Collect or assemble (a number or amount)A formal gathering of troops, especially for inspection, display, or exercise. rare
musters	Assemble (troops), especially for inspection or in preparation for battle. Collect or assemble (a number or amount)A formal gathering of troops, especially for inspection, display, or exercise. rare
musth	Be obliged to; should (expressing necessity)Expressing an opinion about something that is logically very likely. Something that should not be overlooked or missed. Grape juice before or during fermentation. Mustiness, dampness, or mold. A condition of heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior occurring annually in certain male animals, especially elephants and camels, in association with a surge in testosterone level, equivalent to the rutting season of deer and some other mammals. (of a male elephant or camel) in a condition marked by heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior that usually occurs annually in association with a surge in testosterone level.
musts	Be obliged to; should (expressing necessity)Expressing an opinion about something that is logically very likely. Something that should not be overlooked or missed. Grape juice before or during fermentation. Mustiness, dampness, or mold. A condition of heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior occurring annually in certain male animals, especially elephants and camels, in association with a surge in testosterone level, equivalent to the rutting season of deer and some other mammals. (of a male elephant or camel) in a condition marked by heightened aggression and unpredictable behavior that usually occurs annually in association with a surge in testosterone level.
mutagen	An agent, such as radiation or a chemical substance, which causes genetic mutation.
mutant	Resulting from or showing the effect of mutation. A mutant form.
mutants	Resulting from or showing the effect of mutation. A mutant form.
mute	Refraining from speech or temporarily speechless. dated, offensive (of a letter) not pronounced. A device on a television, telephone, or other appliance that temporarily turns off the sound. A clamp placed over the bridge of a stringed instrument to deaden the resonance without affecting the vibration of the strings. dated, offensive Deaden, muffle, or soften the sound of. Turn off (a microphone or the audio on an electronic device), especially temporarily. A pack of hounds.
mutes	Refraining from speech or temporarily speechless. dated, offensive (of a letter) not pronounced. A device on a television, telephone, or other appliance that temporarily turns off the sound. A clamp placed over the bridge of a stringed instrument to deaden the resonance without affecting the vibration of the strings. dated, offensive Deaden, muffle, or soften the sound of. Turn off (a microphone or the audio on an electronic device), especially temporarily. A pack of hounds.
mutiny	An open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers. Refuse to obey the orders of a person in authority.
mutism	Inability to speak, typically as a result of congenital deafness or brain damage.
mutt	A dog, especially a mongrel. A person regarded as stupid or incompetent.
mutter	Say something in a low or barely audible voice, especially in dissatisfaction or irritation. A barely audible utterance, especially one expressing dissatisfaction or irritation.
mutters	Say something in a low or barely audible voice, especially in dissatisfaction or irritation. A barely audible utterance, especially one expressing dissatisfaction or irritation.
mutton	The flesh of sheep, especially mature sheep, used as food.
mutts	A dog, especially a mongrel. A person regarded as stupid or incompetent.
mutuel	(in betting) a pari-mutuel.
mutules	A stone block projecting under a cornice in the Doric order.
muu-muu	A woman’s loose, brightly colored dress, especially one traditionally worn in Hawaii.
muzhik	A Russian peasant.
muzhiks	A Russian peasant.
muzzle	The projecting part of the face, including the nose and mouth, of an animal such as a dog or horse. The open end of the barrel of a firearm. Put a muzzle on (an animal)
muzzler	A person who puts a muzzle on an animal; (figurative) a person who constrains the speech or actions of another or others. Nautical US
muzzles	The projecting part of the face, including the nose and mouth, of an animal such as a dog or horse. The open end of the barrel of a firearm. Put a muzzle on (an animal)

Mugabe	Muhammadan	Muhammadans
Mulciber	Muldoon	Munro
Munros	Murat	Murdoch
Muriel	Murrumbidgee	Musa
Muscovite	Muscovites	Muslims
Mussolini	Mussorgsky	Mussulman
Mussulmans	mucilages	mucluc
muclucs	mucosity	mucuses
muddies	muddiness	muddlehead
muddleheads	mudslides	mudstones
muffineer	muffineers	mugful
mugfuls	mugginess	mugginses
mugwumpery	mujik	mujiks
mulattoes	mulberries	muleteers
mulga	mulgas	muliebrity
mulishness	mulligans	mulligatawnies
mulligatawny	mulligrubs	mullock
multeities	multichannel	multicuspid
multicuspids	multifariousness	multifoil
multigravida	multigravidas	multihull
multihulls	multimedia	multimeter
multimeters	multimillionaire	multimillionaires
multinomial	multinomials	multipara
multiparas	multipedes	multipeds
multiplane	multiplanes	multiplepoinding
multiples	multiplet	multiplets
multiplex	multiplexer	multiplexers
multiplexes	multiplicand	multiplicands
multiplication	multiplications	multiplicities
multiplicity	multiplier	multipliers

multiprocessor	multiprocessors	multiprogramming
multiracialism	multistorey	multitude
multitudes	multitudinousness	multivalence
multivalences	multiversities	multiversity
multivibrator	multivibrators	multures
mumbler	mumblers	mumblings
mummeries	mummers	mummery
mummification	mummifications	mun
muncher	munchers	mundungus
municipalities	municipality	municipalization
munificence	munificences	muniments
munitions	munnions	munshis
murage	murages	muralist
muralists	murderer	murderers
murderess	murderesses	murgeons
muriate	muriates	murines
murkiness	murmuration	murmurations
murmurer	murmurers	murmuring
murmurings	murphies	murrains
murrays	murrelet	murrelets
murther	murthers	muscadel
muscadels	muscadine	muscadines
muscarine	muscat	muscatel
muscatels	muscle	muscovado
muscovados	muscularity	musculature
musculatures	museologist	museologists
museology	musette	musettes
mushiness	mushroom	mushrooms
musicale	musicales	musicality
musicalness	musicals	musician

musicians	musicianship	musicologist
musicologists	musicology	musics
musing	muskellunge	muskellunges
musketeer	musketeers	musketry
muskie	muskies	muskiness
muskone	muskrats	musquash
musquashes	mussel	mussiness
mussy	mustache	mustaches
mustachio	mustachios	mustangs
mustards	musteline	mustelines
musths	mustiness	mutability
mutableness	mutagens	mutation
mutations	mutch	mutches
mutchkin	mutchkins	muteness
mutilation	mutilations	mutilator
mutilators	mutineer	mutineers
mutinies	mutinousness	mutoscope
mutoscopes	mutterer	mutterers
muttering	mutterings	mutton-head
mutton-heads	muttons	mutualisation
mutualisations	mutualism	mutuality
mutualization	mutualizations	mutule
muu-muus	muzziness	muzzle-loader
muzzlers

138 Nouns Beginning With MY

Mycenae	An ancient city in Greece, situated near the coast in the northeastern Peloponnese, the center of the late Bronze Age Mycenaean civilization. The capital of King Agamemnon, it was at its most prosperous c. 1400–1200 BC; systematic excavation of the site began in 1840.
Myron	flourished circa 480–440 b. c. Greek sculptor
Mysia	An ancient region of northwestern Asia Minor, on the Mediterranean coast south of the Sea of Marmara.
Mysore	A city in the Indian state of Karnataka; population 480,000.
mya	A genus of bivalve molluscs comprising the softshell clam Mya arenaria (family Myidae) and closely related species having thin shells and long siphons; (also mya) a mollusc of this genus; a softshell clam, a gaper.
myalgia	Pain in a muscle or group of muscles.
myalism	a system of belief among West Indian blacks akin to obeah and probably of West African origin
myalls	wild, uncivilized
myasthenia	A condition causing abnormal weakness of certain muscles.
mycelium	The vegetative part of a fungus, consisting of a network of fine white filaments (hyphae).
mycetoma	a condition marked by invasion of the deep subcutaneous tissues with fungi or actinomycetes
mycetozoan	slime mold
mycetozoans	A slime mould; specifically a member of the taxon Mycetozoa. Of or relating to the taxon Mycetozoa; caused by mycetozoans.
mycobacterium	A bacterium of a group which includes the causative agents of leprosy and tuberculosis.
mycologist	a branch of biology dealing with fungi
mycologists	a branch of biology dealing with fungi
mycology	The scientific study of fungi.
mycophagist	A person who eats mushrooms, especially ones collected from the wild. Ecology
mycophagists	A person who eats mushrooms, especially ones collected from the wild. Ecology
mycoplasma	Any of a group of small typically parasitic bacteria that lack cell walls and sometimes cause diseases.
mycorrhiza	A fungus which grows in association with the roots of a plant in a symbiotic or mildly pathogenic relationship.
mycorrhizas	the symbiotic association of the mycelium of a fungus with the roots of a seed plant
mycosis	A disease caused by infection with a fungus, such as ringworm or thrush.
mydriasis	Dilation of the pupil of the eye.
myelin	A mixture of proteins and phospholipids forming a whitish insulating sheath around many nerve fibers, increasing the speed at which impulses are conducted.
myelitis	Inflammation of the spinal cord.
myeloblast	A primitive precursor of a white blood cell, normally confined to the bone marrow; specifically the earliest recognizable precursor of the granulocytic series, maturing into a promyelocyte.
myeloma	A malignant tumor of the bone marrow.
myelomas	A malignant tumor of the bone marrow.
myiasis	infestation with fly maggots
mylodon
mylodons	An extinct giant ground sloth found in deposits formed during the ice age of the Pleistocene epoch in South America. It died out only 11,000 years ago.
mylohyoid	Associated with, relating to, or supplying the mylohyoid muscle. The mylohyoid muscle.
mylohyoids	Associated with, relating to, or supplying the mylohyoid muscle. The mylohyoid muscle.
mylonites	A fine-grained metamorphic rock, typically banded, resulting from the grinding or crushing of other rocks.
myna	An Asian and Australasian starling that typically has dark plumage, gregarious behavior, and a loud call.
mynah	An Asian and Australasian starling that typically has dark plumage, gregarious behavior, and a loud call.
mynahs	An Asian and Australasian starling that typically has dark plumage, gregarious behavior, and a loud call.
mynas	An Asian and Australasian starling that typically has dark plumage, gregarious behavior, and a loud call.
myocarditis	Inflammation of the heart muscle.
myofibril	Any of the elongated contractile threads found in striated muscle cells.
myoglobin	A red protein containing heme, which carries and stores oxygen in muscle cells. It is structurally similar to a subunit of hemoglobin.
myograph	An instrument for displaying or recording muscular contractions and relaxations; (now) especially an electromyograph.
myographs	An instrument for displaying or recording muscular contractions and relaxations; (now) especially an electromyograph.
myography	The practice or technique of using a myograph.
myology	the scientific study of muscles
myoma	A benign tumour of muscular origin; especially a leiomyoma (fibroid) of the uterus.
myomas	A benign tumour of muscular origin; especially a leiomyoma (fibroid) of the uterus.
myope	A nearsighted person.
myopes	A nearsighted person.
myopia	Nearsightedness.
myosin	A fibrous protein that forms (together with actin) the contractile filaments of muscle cells and is also involved in motion in other types of cells.
myosis	Excessive constriction of the pupil of the eye.
myosotises	a large genus of herbs (family Boraginaceae) with racemose flowers having a salverform or funnelform corolla, the lobes rounded, and basally attached nutlets — see forget-me-not
myriad	A countless or extremely great number. (chiefly in classical history) a unit of ten thousand. Countless or extremely great in number.
myriads
myriapod	An arthropod of a group that includes the centipedes, millipedes, and related animals. Myriapods have elongated bodies with numerous leg-bearing segments. Of or belonging to the myriapods.
myriapods	An arthropod of a group that includes the centipedes, millipedes, and related animals. Myriapods have elongated bodies with numerous leg-bearing segments. Of or belonging to the myriapods.
myriopod	any of a group (Myriapoda) of arthropods having the body made up of numerous similar segments nearly all of which bear true jointed legs and including the millipedes and centipedes
myriopods	any of a group (Myriapoda) of arthropods having the body made up of numerous similar segments nearly all of which bear true jointed legs and including the millipedes and centipedes
myrmecology	The branch of entomology that deals with ants.
myrmecophile	An invertebrate or plant which has a symbiotic relationship with ants, such as being tended and protected by ants or living inside an ants’ nest.
myrmecophiles	An invertebrate or plant which has a symbiotic relationship with ants, such as being tended and protected by ants or living inside an ants’ nest.
myrmidon	a member of a legendary Thessalian people who accompanied their king Achilles in the Trojan War
myrmidons	A follower or subordinate of a powerful person, typically one who is unscrupulous or carries out orders unquestioningly.
myrobalan	A tropical tree of a characteristic pagoda shape, which yields a number of useful items including dye, timber, and medicinal products.
myrrh	A fragrant gum resin obtained from certain trees and used, especially in the Near East, in perfumery, medicines, and incense.
myrrhs	A fragrant gum resin obtained from certain trees and used, especially in the Near East, in perfumery, medicines, and incense.
myrtle	An evergreen shrub which has glossy aromatic foliage and white flowers followed by purple-black oval berries. North American
myrtles
mysophobia	Extreme or irrational fear of dirt or contamination.
mystagogues	A teacher or propounder of mystical doctrines.
mystagogy	one who initiates another into a mystery cult
mysteries	Something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain. A novel, play, or movie dealing with a puzzling crime, especially a murder. mysteriesChristian Theology A handicraft or trade.
mystery	something not understood or beyond understanding
mystic	A person who seeks by contemplation and self-surrender to obtain unity with or absorption into the Deity or the absolute, or who believes in the spiritual apprehension of truths that are beyond the intellect.
mysticism	Belief that union with or absorption into the Deity or the absolute, or the spiritual apprehension of knowledge inaccessible to the intellect, may be attained through contemplation and self-surrender. Belief characterized by self-delusion or dreamy confusion of thought, especially when based on the assumption of occult qualities or mysterious agencies.
mystics	A person who seeks by contemplation and self-surrender to obtain unity with or absorption into the Deity or the absolute, or who believes in the spiritual apprehension of truths that are beyond the intellect.
mystifications	an act or instance of mystifying
mystifier	to perplex the mind of
mystique	A fascinating aura of mystery, awe, and power surrounding someone or something.
mystiques	A fascinating aura of mystery, awe, and power surrounding someone or something.
myth	A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events. A widely held but false belief or idea.
mythicizer	An interpreter or student of myths; a person who interprets accounts of miracles or supernatural events as myths rather than as historically true.
mythographer	A writer or collector of myths.
mythographers	A writer or collector of myths.
mythography	the representation of mythical subjects in art
mythologisation	The action or result of mythologizing a person or thing; interpretation as a myth.
mythologists	an allegorical narrative
mythologization	The action or result of mythologizing a person or thing; interpretation as a myth.
mythology	A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition. The study of myths.
mythomania	An abnormal or pathological tendency to exaggerate or tell lies.
mythomaniac	an excessive or abnormal propensity for lying and exaggerating
mythopoeia	The making of a myth or myths.
mythos	mainly technical
myths	A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events. A widely held but false belief or idea.
myxedema	Medicine
myxoedema	Medicine
myxoma	A benign tumor of connective tissue containing mucous or gelatinous material.
myxomatous	a soft tumor made up of gelatinous connective tissue like that of the umbilical cord
myxomycete	slime mold
myxomycetes	A slime mold, especially an acellular one whose vegetative stage is a multinucleate plasmodium.
myxovirus	Any of a group of RNA viruses including the influenza virus.

Myles	Myra	Myrna
myall	mycelium	mycetomas
mycoplasmas	mydriatic	mylodon
myocardium	myocardiums	myosotis
myotic	myotonia	myriads
myrmecologist	myrmecologists	myrmecophily
myrobalans	myrtles	mystagogue
mysteriousness	mysticalness	mystics
mystification	mystifiers	mythiciser
mythicisers	mythicizers	mythogenesis
mythologies	mythologist	mythologizer
mythologizers	mythomaniacs	mythopoeist
mythopoeists	myxomatosis	myxoviruses

4 Nouns That Start With MZ

mzee	mzees	mzungu
mzungus

Conclusion

The English language is full of interesting words that start with the letter M. In this article, we explored some of the most interesting nouns that start with M. We learned about some fascinating words, like “magpie” and “mahout,” and some surprising words, like “mumps” and “muse.” We also learned about some words that have different meanings in different parts of the world, like “mafia” and “marmalade.”

We hope you enjoyed learning about these interesting nouns!

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