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This is a thesaurus of all the glosses to the words in the Glossary, linked to the lines in the texts where these words are found.

The Thesaurus is the opposite of the Glossary. When consulting the Glossary, you know the word and you want to find out what it means. When consulting the Thesaurus, you know the meaning and you want to find out which Shakespearean words express it. How would he say 'arrogant' or 'companion'? The options are listed when you search for these words.

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Macedonia

Alexander (n.)

mad

bedlam (adj.),bestraught (adj.),brainsick, brain-sick (adj.),distract (adj.),fond (adj.),frantic (adj.),giddy (adj.),idle (adj.),mankind (n.),possessed (adj.),raging (adj.),wild (adj.),wood (adj.)

mad, becoming

mad, drive

mad, driving one

mad, raving

mad beggar

mad jest

mad outburst

mad through being a cuckold

cuckold-mad (adj.)

mad with anger

giddy (adj.)

madam

gentlewoman (n.),madonna (n.)

mad-brained fellow

madcap (n.)

madden

mad (v.),mad (v.)

maddened

madded (adj.)

maddening

bemadding (adj.),madding (n.)

made up

brewed (adj.),compact (adj.),compounded (adj.)

made-up

gawded (adj.)

made-up, maliciously

devised (adj.)

madly

fondly (adv.),giddily (adv.)

madly, look

stare (v.)

madman

Tom o'Bedlam (n.)

madman/woman

bedlam (n.)

madness

Bedlam (n./adj.),disinsanity (n.),distraction (n.),ecstasy (n.),finder (n.),giddiness (n.),insanie (n.),rage (n.),wildness (n.)

madness, bout of

madness, causing

madness, fit of

madness, produced by

madness, show signs of

maggot

magic

magic, engage in

magic, subject to

magic, work

magic circle

circle (n.),hallowed verge

magic mirror

glass (n.)

magic power, exercising

magic spell

magical

magical appeal

magically influencing

conjured (adj.)

magician

diviner (n.),juggler (n.),witch (n.)

magistrate

bencher (n.),censor (n.),justice (n.),praetor (n.)

magistrate's enforcing officer

lictor (n.)

magnanimous

free (adj.)

magnificence

glory (n.),pride (n.),state (n.)

magnificent

pompous (adj.),swelling (adj.)

magnify

aggravate (v.),extend (v.),swell (v.)

magnitude

bulk (n.),infinite (n.),proportion (n.)

magpie

maggot-pie (n.),pie (n.)

macho

mannish (adj.),masculine (adj.)

maid

maiden, young

maidenhead

maidenhood

mail

mail-clad

armed (adj.),iron (adj.),mailed (adj.)

maim

main (v.),nick (v.),scar (v.)

maimed

main

main concern

main jibe

main part

main person

main point

main purpose

main rafter

main sinew

main strength

mainland

mainmast, top of a ship's

maintop (n.)

mainsail

main-course (n.)

mainstay

forehand, fore-hand (n.),sinew (n.)

maintain

behold (v.),bide upon (v.),carry (v.),continue (v.),dwell on / upon,entertain (v.),entertain (v.),escote (v.),hold (v.),hold out (v.),keep (v.),keep (v.),preserve (v.),save (v.),stand by (v.),stand to (v.),stead up (v.),supply (v.),uphold (v.)

maintain, ability to

holding up (n.)

maintain, manage to

work out (v.)

maintain a course

wing, hold a

maintain a defiant image

outface (v.)

maintain a presence

stay (v.)

maintained, agreeably

easy-held (adj.)

maintaining

continuance (n.),holding (n.)

maintenance

exhibition (n.)

majestic

imperious, emperious (adj.),jovial (adj.),magnificent (adj.),majestical (adj.),portly (adj.),royal (adj.)

majestic face

face-royal (n.)

majestic character

royalty (n.)

majestic character, invest with a

royalize (v.)

majestically

imperiously (adv.)

majestically move

sweep (v.)

majesty

glory (n.),presence (n.),royalty (n.),state (n.)

major

dear (adj.),high (adj.),main (adj.)

major premiss

major (n.)

make

break (on, upon) (v.),coin (v.),fetch (v.),frame (v.),give (v.),offer (v.),patch up (v.),put (v.),recover (v.),season (v.),work (v.), past form wrought,yield (v.)

make as nothing

confound (v.)

make away with

convey (v.),dispatch, despatch (v.)

make into

fashion (v.)

make of

make on (v.)

make out

decipher (v.),descry (v.),discover (v.),distinguish (v.),ken (v.),make (v.),pick (v.),shape (v.)

make the most of

husband (v.),stand upon (v.)

make up

carve (v.),compose (v.),devise (v.),make (v.),patch (v.),piece (v.),piece up (v.),seal up (v.),take up (v.)

make up firmly

compact (v.)

make up for

balance (v.),buy out (v.),purge (v.)

make up to

accost (v.)

make-believer

seemer (n.)

makeshift, as a

shift, for a

make-up

commixion, commixtion (n.),composition (n.),composure (n.),constitution (n.)

make-up, lines of

line (n.)

making up

composition (n.)

malady

distemper (n.),distemperature (n.),evil (n.),ill (n.),infirmity (n.)

malcontent

discontent (n.),revolt (n.)

male

generative (adj.)

male attendant

groom (n.)

male attendant/servant

servingman (n.)

malediction

ban (n.)

malevolent

blasted (adj.),dog-hearted (adj.),furious (adj.),opposed (adj.),stern (adj.)

malice

despite (n.),envy (n.),rancour (n.),spite (n.),spleen (n.)

malice, show

envy, envy at (v.)

malice, wreak

despite (v.)

malicious

cankered (adj.),despiteful (adj.),dogged (adj.),envious (adj.),shrewd (adj.),sick (adj.),sinister (adj.)

malicious act

prank (n.)

malicious rumour

opinion (n.)

malicious sprite

hag (n.)

maliciously

askance, askaunce (adv.),despitefully (adv.),enviously (adv.),shrewdly (adv.)

maliciously deal with

malign (v.)

maliciously made-up

devised (adj.)

malign

abuse (v.),dismal (adj.),thwarting (adj.)

malign being

fiend (n.)

malignant

baleful (adj.),cankered (adj.),crooked (adj.),dark (adj.),perishing (adj.),venomous (adj.)

malignant, grow

malignant spirit

maligning

malingerer

malmsey, nose the colour of

malmsey-nose (adj.)

malpractice

indirection (n.)

maltreat

abuse (v.),profane (v.)

maltreated

abused (adj.),worried (adj.)

man

bone (n.),creature (n.),he (n.),sir (n.),swain (n.)

man, holy

divine (n.)

man, little

manikin (n.)

man, of a

mannish (adj.)

man, old

father (n.),grandsire (n.),pantaloon (n.),whitebeard (n.)

man, young

bachelor (n.),juvenal (n.)

man about town

spark (n.)

man acting the housewife

man alive

man of affairs

man of fashion

man of learning

artist (n.),arts-man (n.),clerk (n.),doctor (n.),scholar (n.)

man of low birth

man of spirit

man of valour

man of wax

man who accepts his wife's infidelity

wittol (n.)

man who drives a cart without wheels

drayman (n.)

man who owns property but is not a gentleman

yeoman (n.)

man who trades in a market

market-man (n.)

man with an unfaithful wife

cuckold (n.)

manacles

bilboes (n.),bracelet (n.)

manage

bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,carry (v.),check (v.),convey (v.),dispose (v.),do (v.),fare (v.),fashion (v.),frame (v.),husband (v.),rid (v.),see (v.),speed (v.),use (v.)

manage, difficult to

hard-ruled (adj.),rough (adj.)

manage to maintain

work out (v.)

manageable

good (adj.),tractable (adj.),yare (adj.)

management

carriage (n.),dispatch, despatch (n.),disposing (n.),disposition (n.),disposition (n.),government (n.),manage (n.),ordering (n.)

management [especially of a horse]

management, bad

management, careful

management, good

management, household

housewifery (n.)

management, land

husbandry (n.)

manager

disposer (n.),principal (n.)

manager, domestic

manager, household

manager of affairs

mandate

mandrake plant

man-eater

anthropophaginian (n.)

man-eaters, race of

Anthropophagi (n.)

manger

crib (n.)

mangle

haggle (v.),murder, murther (v.)

mangy creature

ronyon (n.)

man-hater

Misanthropos (n.)

manhood

humanity (n.),man (n.)

manhood, entered into

man-entered (adj.)

maniac

boiled-brain (n.)

manifest

demonstrate (v.),level (adj.),look out (v.),present (v.),put on (v.),speak out (v.),unhidden (adj.)

manifestation

bravery (n.),effect (n.),occasion (n.),ostent (n.),performance (n.),remonstrance (n.),show (n.)

manifestation, empty

vapour (n.)

manifestation, most perfect

manifold

manifold ways, in

manipulatable

manipulate

sway (v.),work (v.), past form wrought

man-killer

mankind, whole of

man-like

man-like woman

manliness

man (n.),manhood (n.)

manly

masculine (adj.)

manly sport

exercise (n.)

manner

air (n.),countenance (n.),degree (n.),discourse (n.),dispose (n.),fashion (n.),garb (n.),gesture (n.),haviour (n.),kind (n.),mean (n.),mood (n.),order (n.),phrase (n.),sort (n.),vein (n.),wise (n.)

manner, ingratiating

manner, rough

manner of expression

mannered

mannered politeness

mannerism, full of

mannerly

manners

conversation (n.),nurture (n.),society (n.)

manners, example of good

compliment, complement (n.)

manners, fine

behaviour (n.)

manners, good

civility (n.),courtesy, cur'sy, curtsy (n.),gentility (n.),honesty (n.)

manners, lack of

manners, with good

manners, with ill

mannish

manoeuvre, countering

man-of-war

manorial court

manouevre, easy to

manservant

mansion

manual, following a

manual worker

manure

many

populous (adj.),sundry (adj.)

many-bladed

bladed (adj.)

many-headed

Hydra-headed (adj.),multiplied (adj.)

map-making, mere

mappery (n.)

mar

confound (v.),deface (v.)

marauder

pirate (n.)

marble, shining like

marbled (adj.)

margin

brim (n.),hem (n.),margent (n.),margent (n.)

margin of the sea

sea-marge (n.)

marginal comment

gloss (n.)

March 15

Ides of March

march in the front rank

front (v.)

marching order, not in formal

free (adj.)

marigold bud

Mary-bud (n.)

marine plant

sampire, samphire (n.)

mariner climbing to trim the sails

canvas-climber (n.)

mark

badge (n.),dash (n.),dint (n.),effect (n.),note (n.),patch (v.),press (v.),spot (n.),stamp (n.),throw (n.),token (n.),type (n.),wipe (n.)

mark [as if by a badge]

badge (v.)

mark [as if by a seal]

mark [in archery]

mark [on a sundial]

mark, distinguishing

mark, distinguishing [on a coat-of-arms]

mark, hit the

mark, make a

mark, measuring

mark, miss the

mark, scar-like

mark, wide of the

overshoot (v.),wide (adj.)

mark by seal

seal (v.)

mark distinctively

sign (v.)

mark down

prick down, prick (v.),prick off (v.),prick out (v.)

mark indelibly

mark of disgrace

mark of elision

mark of honour

mark of infamy

mark on a playing card

pip (n.)

mark out

bound (v.),denote (v.),design (v.)

mark up

score (v.)

mark used as a signature

mark (n.)

mark with foolishness

nick (v.)

marked

bit (adj.),smirched (adj.),stamped (adj.),struck (adj.)

marked out at birth by evil fairies

marked out for death

marked with stains

marker

market

market, trader in a

marketable

marketing

markings, with varied

checkered (adj.)

marksman

markman (n.),shot (n.)

marksman not attached to a company

loose shot

marriage

alliance (n.),bridal (n.),holy tie,Juno (n.),spousal (adj.),wiving (n.)

marriage, bound by

marriage, give in

marriage, join in

marriage, joined in

marriage, person being joined in

copulative (n.)

marriage, proposal of

tender (n.)

marriage, unfaithful to

bed-swerver (n.)

marriage bed, polluting the

bed-blotting (adj.)

marriage contract

affiance (n.),contracting (n.),contraction (n.),handfast, hand-fast (n.)

marriage dowry, be a

marriage gift

marriage portion

marriage settlement

marriage tie

marriage vow

bed-vow (n.),plight (n.)

marriage vows, make

plight one's troth, plight troth

marriageable

married, get

married union

married woman

marring

disgrace (n.),spoiling (n.)

marry

bride (v.),couple (v.)

marshal

marshalled for fight

marshalled force

marshes, rising from

marshland

marshland-dwelling

martial arts, practise the

martial practice

martial spirit

martial temperament

martial undertaking

marvel

admiration (n.),admire (v.),monster (n.),phoenix (n.),wonder (n.),wonder (v.)

marvel, it's a

world, it is a

marvel, make into an unnatural

monster (v.)

marvel at

admire (v.),muse (v.)

marvelling

admiring (adj.),wonder (n.),wondering (n.)

marvellous

admirable (adj.),mervailous (adj.),mirable (adj.),rare (adj.)

marvellously

strangely (adv.),wondrous (adv.)

Mary, by

marry (int.)

marzipan

marchpane (n.)

masculine

mannish (adj.)

mask

case (n.),cloak (v.),hood (n.),visor (n.),vizard (n.)

mask, cover with a

mask, like a

mask, put on a

mask removed, with

masked

visored (adj.),vizarded (adj.)

masked [in falconry]

hooded (adj.)

masonry, formed with

masoned (adj.)

masque, suitable for use in a

masquing (adj.)

masque, take part in a

mask (v.),masque (v.)

masquerade

masque (n.)

mass

clod (n.),compound (n.),congregation (n.),continent (n.),measure (n.)

mass, amorphous

mass, in a

mass, shapeless

massacre

masses, of the

masses, the

massive

mast, crossbar on a

mast, platform at the top of a

top (n.)

mast, top platform on a

maintop (n.),topgallant (n.)

mast fitted to the top of the lower mast

topmast (n.)

mast in a ship, principal

mainmast (n.)

master

arch (n.),awe (v.),Dan, Don (n.),goodman (adj.),kill (v.),nuncle (n.),sir (n.)

master, be

roast, rule the

master completely

overmaster (v.)

master of ceremonies

comptroller (n.),sewer (n.)

master of intrigue

master-copy

masterly way, in a

masterpiece

mastery

art (n.),control (n.),eminence (n.),mystery (n.)

mastery, of one's

mastiff

mat

matériel

mate [friend]

coach-fellow (n.),peer (n.)

mate [make a pair]

tread (v.)

mate and make

make (n.)

mateless

makeless (adj.)

material

corporal (adj.),metal (n.),staple (n.),stuff (n.)

material, border

list (n.)

material, military

proportion (n.)

material, second-rate

second (n.)

material comfort

creature (n.)

material nature

grossness (n.)

material substance, lacking in

unsubstantial (adj.)

material which lies inside

lining (n.)

materially

grossly (adv.)

mathematician

Pythagoras (n.)

match

agree (v.),bestow (v.),compeer (v.),corrival, co-rival (n.),counterpoise (v.),countervail (v.),fellow (n.),fit (v.),go to (v.),hit (v.),paragon (v.),partner (v.),pattern (v.),reach (v.), past form raught,semblable (n.),set (v.),suit (v.),sympathize (v.),weigh (v.)

match, be a

cope, cope with (v.),mate (v.)

match, make a

match (v.)

match for firing a cannon

linstock (n.)

matched

egal, egall (adj.),responsive (adj.),sympathized (adj.)

matched badly

ill-sorted (adv.)

matched well

mutual (adj.)

matching

match (n.),sistering (adj.)

matching character

kindred (n.)

matchless

alone (adj.),phoenix (adj.),unparagoned (adj.)

mating season

matrimonial

matron, aged

matted locks

matter

concerning (n.),condition (n.),containing (n.),content (n.),employment (n.),gear (n.),kind (n.),make (v.),mettle, mettell (n.),occasion (n.),skill (v.),stuff (n.),tenor, tenour (n.)

matter, to that

matter, broach a

matter, clear up the

matter, full of

matter, important

matter, it doesn't

all is one; that's / it's all one

matter, minor

matter, of great

matter, personal

matter, physical

matter, private

matter, settle the

matter, trivial

matter, waste

matter, weighty

matter in hand

present (n.),purpose (n.)

matter of course

course, in

matter to

import (v.)

matters of importance, with

importantly (adv.)

matters of little consequence

beer / ale, small

mattress, straw

pallet (n.)

mature

aged (adj.),mannish (adj.),mellowed (adj.),perfect (adj.),ripe (adj.),ripe (v.),seasoned (adj.),seed (v.)

mature years

age (n.)

matured

brewed (adj.),headed (adj.),ripe (adj.),seeded (adj.)

matured in age, not

maturing power

maturity

maturity, bring to

mauled

maxim

adage (n.),observation (n.),saw (n.),saying (n.),sentence (n.),word (n.)

maximally exert

stretch (v.)

maximum

heart (n.),height (n.),most (adj.),utmost (adj.)

May 1

Philip and Jacob

maybe

haply (adv.),happily (adv.),peradventure (adv.),perchance (adv.)

May-day festivities

maying (n.)

May-day festivities, take part in

may (v.)

mead

metheglin (n.)

meadow

lea (n.),mead (n.)

meagre

forlorn (adj.),hungerly (adj.),lenten (adj.),starved (adj.)

meal

pittance (n.),repast (n.),repasture (n.)

meal, light

banquet, banket (n.)

meal, table preparations for a

service (n.)

meals, drinking between

by-drinking (n.)

meals, friend for free

trencher-friend (n.)

meals, say grace before

give thanks

mealtime

board (n.),ordinary (n.)

mean

import (v.),intend (v.),lean (adj.),portend (v.),pretend (v.),salt-butter (adj.),strait (adj.),think (v.)

mean manner, acting in a

niggarding (n.)

mean person

niggard (n.)

mean space

space (n.),space (n.)

mean to act

meander

meandering

meandering duct

meaning

content (n.),intellect (n.),matter (n.),purport (n.),tenor, tenour (n.)

meaning, disguised

simulation (n.)

meaning, gathering of

meaning, hidden

meaning, strain a

meaning, stretch a

meaning, true

meaning, without clear

meaningful

meaningful sign

meaningless heap

meanings, trader in double

equivocator (n.)

meanly

vilely, vildly (adv.)

mean-minded

niggardly (adj.)

meanness

beggary (n.)

means

ability (n.),appliance (n.),benefit (n.),engine (n.),hand (n.),having (n.),instrument (n.),matter (n.),mean (n.),mean (n.),measure (n.),organ (n.),serving (n.),state (n.),store (n.),worth (n.)

means, available

means, by all

means, by any

means, modest

means, roundabout

encompassment (n.),indirection (n.)

means, without

naked (adj.)

means of access

mean (n.),recourse (n.)

means of comparison

comparative (adj.)

means of escape

bulwark (n.)

means of lessening

allay (n.)

means of life

competency (n.),life (n.)

means of making money

means of retaining

means of transport

means remaining

means to an end

mean-spirited

abject (adj.),currish (adj.)

mean-spirited wretch

poltroon (n.)

meantime

between (n.),whiles (n.)

meantime, in the

mean space,while, the,whilst, the

meanwhile

mean space,while, the,whiles (n.),whilst, the

measure [amount]

bemete, be-mete (v.),compass (n.),degree (n.),fill up (v.),peck (n.),proportion (n.),push (n.),reckon (v.),size (v.),strike (n.),take (v.),taste (n.)

measure [judge]

assay (n.),mean (n.),mete (v.),square (v.)

measure [music]

footing (n.),time (n.)

measure, allotted

sort (n.)

measure, in due

modestly (adv.)

measure, in some

part, part of (adv.),partly (adv.)

measure, tread a

trace (v.)

measure, yard

clothier's yard,tailor's-yard (n.),yard (n.)

measure of cloth

measure of distance

measure of land

measure of length

measure of length or distance

measure out

measure rhythmically

measure up to

measurement, round

measurement, standard of

scantling (n.)

measurement, task of checking

measures

measures, take

measuring

measuring, appropriate

measuring instrument

measuring mark

measuring rod

meat

meat, grilled piece of

carbonado, carbinado (n.)

meat, in broth

plum-broth (n.)

meat and vegetable stew or broth

porridge (n.)

meat at table, cut up

carve (v.)

meat-market

shambles (n.)

meat-pie

pasty (n.)

meddlesome

busy (adj.),narrow-prying (adj.),officious (adj.)

mediation

mean (n.)

mediator

attorney (n.),umpire (n.)

medical faculty

medical opinion

medical practitioner

medical quack

medical science

medicinal

medicinable (adj.),physical (adj.)

medicinal cordial

restorative (n.)

medicinal drink, provide a warm

caudle (v.)

medicinal drugs, one who prepares and sells

apothecary, pothecary (n.)

medicinal herb

plantain (n.),simple (n.)

medicinal preparation

confection (n.)

medicinal warm gruel

caudle (n.)

medicine

carduus benedictus,parmacity (n.),physic (n.),potion (n.),simple-time (n.)

medicine, dose with

physic (v.)

mediocre

lame (adj.)

meditate

comment (v.),contemplate (v.),revolve (v.),study (v.),think (v.)

meditating

deep-revolving (adj.)

meditation

commenting (n.),consideration (n.),meditance (n.),thinking (n.)

medium

medlar fruit

meek

meekness, apparent

meet

affront (v.),answer (v.),answer (v.),encounter (v.),encounter with (v.),fill up (v.),front (v.),see (v.)

meet, fail to

miss (v.)

meet before

know (v.)

meet for a discussion

meet in battle

meet in conflict

meet one's need

meet up with

meet with

bemeet (v.),entertain (v.),find (v.),find forth (v.),light on (v.)

meeting

dash (n.),sitting (n.),view (n.)

meeting [between enemies under a truce]

parle, parley (n.)

meeting [time of]

hour (n.)

meeting, call to a

summon (v.)

meeting, expression pf pleasure at

well met

meeting, face-to-face

meeting, follow-up

meeting, habitual

meeting, hostile

meeting, joyful

meeting, manner of

meeting, secret

meeting-place

consistory (n.),conventicle (n.)

mechanical device

mechanical joints

mechanism

mechanism, locking

melancholic

dark (adj.),dull (adj.),pensived (adj.),solemn (adj.)

melancholic reflection

thought (n.)

melancholy

hanging (adj.),moan (n.),moody (adj.),sullen (adj.)

melancholy, feeling of

dump (n.)

melancholy, full of

pensive (adj.)

melodically simple

plainsong (adj.)

melodious

concordant (adj.),tuneable (adj.),tuned (adj.)

melodious accompaniment

descant (n.)

melodious noises

noise (n.)

melody

air (n.),dump (n.),note (n.)

melody, background

measure (n.)

melody, plaintive

dump (n.)

melody, simple straightforward

plainsong (n.)

melt

determine (v.),dissolve (v.),distil (v.),resolve (v.),thaw (v.)

melt away

melt into tears

melted

melted fat

melted snow

melting

discandying (n.),dissolution (n.)

member

commoner (n.),limb (n.)

member, supporting

leg (n.)

member of a religious order

religious (adj.)

member of an elite Roman family

patrician (n.)

member of the common people

plebeian, plebeii (n.)

member of the governing council

senator (n.)

member of the government

magistrate (n.)

membership

fellowship (n.)

membership, candidature for

probation (n.)

membership, with exclusive

limited (adj.)

memento

memory (n.),remembrance (n.),token (n.)

memento, kept as a

monumental (adj.)

memento mori

death (n.),death's-head (n.)

memo pad

table (n.),table-book (n.)

memorable

memorable, make

memorandum

memorandum book

memorial

memory (n.),monument (n.),trophy (n.)

memorial, lacking a

tombless (adj.)

memorial, providing a

monumental (adj.)

memorial record

memory (n.)

memorizing [of a part]

study (n.)

memory

monument (n.),record (n.),relic (n.),remembrance (n.),remembrancer (n.)

memory, commit to

con (v.),study (v.)

memory, committed to

studied (adj.)

memory, committing to

recordation (n.)

memory, return in

recoil (v.)

men, body of

band (n.),command (n.),crew (n.)

men, killer of

homicide (n.)

men of old

eld (n.)

menace

depend (v.)

menacing

bragging (adj.),dangerous (adj.),grisly (adj.)

menacingly

big (adv.)

men-at-arms

chivalry (n.),harness (n.)

mend

piece (v.)

mended, roughly

cobbled (adj.)

mender of old clothes

botcher (n.)

menial

boy (n.),knave (n.),lackey (adj.),mechanical (adj.),mechanical (n.),scullion (n.),slave (n.),vulgar (adj.)

menial who cuts away the crust of a loaf

menials

mental ability

mental balance

mental capacity

mental condition

mental creativity

conceiving (n.),fancy (n.),fantasy (n.)

mental defective

mental illness

mental operation

mental pain

mental picture

mental shape, give

mental sharpness

apprehension (n.),wit (n.)

mental state

fancy (n.),mood (n.)

mentally balanced

safe (adj.)

mentally disturbed

distract (adj.),informal (adj.)

mention

cital (n.),nomination (n.),remember (v.),repeat (v.)

mention a matter

mention as

mention by name

mention in passing

mentioned previously

mentor

counsel-giver (n.),governor (n.)

mentor, spiritual

precisian (n.)

mercenary

servitor (n.)

merciful

clement (adj.),pitiful (adj.)

merciful, be

pity (v.)

mercifulness

lenity (n.)

merciless

dispiteous (adj.),flint (n.),inexorable (adj.),sharp (adj.),wanton (adj.)

merciless beast

dog (n.)

mercury, liquid

quicksilver (n.)

mercy

comfort (n.)

mercy, at one's

danger, (with)in one's

mercy, by showing

pitifully (adv.)

mercy, show

grace (v.)

mere

bare (adj.),only (adj.),sole (adj.),very (adj.)

merely

but (adv.)

merchandise

commodity (n.),lading (n.),stuff (n.),traffic (n.)

merchandise, turn into

merchandise (v.)

merchant

chapman (n.)

merchant prince

royal merchant

merchant ship

argosy (n.),carrack, carack (n.),merchant (n.),trader (n.),trafficker (n.)

merchants

Lumbert Street

merchant-ship, capable of damaging

merchant-marring (adj.)

merit

demerit (n.),desert, desart (n.),deserving (n.),meed (n.),praise (n.),purchase (v.),rate (n.),require (v.),win (v.)

merit, appreciation of

merit, lacking in

merit, of proven

merit to, add

meriting

meritorious

deserved (adj.),deserving (adj.),well-found (adj.)

meritorious act

alms (n.),desert, desart (n.)

meritorious service

merit (n.)

mermaid

sea-maid (n.)

merrily

sprightly, spritely (adv.)

merrily sing

troll (v.)

merriment

spleen (n.)

merriment, causing

comic (adj.)

merriment, outburst of

eruption (n.)

merry

blithe (adj.),frolic (adj.),gamesome (adj.),gaudy (adj.),jocund (adj.),light (adj.),lusty (adj.),pleasant (adj.)

merry, excessively

overlusty, over-lusty (adj.)

merry, inclined to be

disposed (adj.)

merry, make

frolic (v.),revel (v.),sport (v.)

merry beyond bounds, make

outsport (v.)

merry fellow

Troyan, Trojan (n.)

merry person

Greek, foolish / merry

merry-making

gossiping (n.),mirth (n.),reels (n.)

mesmerized

spell-stopped (adj.)

mess, make a

botch up (v.)

message

brief (n.),embassage, ambassage (n.),embassy (n.),errand (n.)

message, confidential

private (n.)

message-bearing

herald (adj.)

messages, carrier of private

counsel-bearer (n.)

messenger

carrier (n.),currier (n.),herald (n.),Hermes (n.),intelligencer (n.),Iris (n.),minister (n.),missive (n.),nuncio (n.)

messenger, as

message, of

messenger, express

post (n.)

messenger, royal/state

pursuivant (n.)

messengers, send

dispatch, despatch (v.)

met, well

happy time, in

metal, precious

ingot (n.),ore (n.)

metal, rim of

verge (n.)

metal plate on the sheath of a weapon

metal ring

metal-studded

metamorphose

meteor

method

humour (n.),instrument (n.),mean (n.),mean (n.),order (n.)

methodically, very

line and level, by

meticulously

nicely (adv.)

metre

measure (n.),number (n.)

metrical

metre (adj.)

metrically correct, make

ratify (v.)

metropolis

chamber (n.)

mettle

blood (n.),pith (n.),pride (n.)

mettle, test the

mew [like a cat]

microbe

microcosm

microcosmic

middle

middle [of the upper deck]

middle, be in the

middle, in the

middle of the day

middle-part singer

middling

mean (adj.),so (adv.)

midget

midnight, around

midriff

midsummer

midway

might

arm (n.),force (n.),fortitude (n.),greatness (n.),power (n.),puissance (n.)

might, full

main (n.)

might, with all one's

amain (adv.)

mightily

mainly (adv.),potently (adv.),richly (adv.),shrewdly (adv.)

mighty

fell (adj.),potential (adj.),puissant (adj.)

mighty, most

thrice-puissant (adj.)

mighty in arms

armipotent (adj.)

mild

dulcet (adj.),low (adj.),modest (adj.),tender (adj.)

mildness

lenity (n.),temperance (n.)

mild-tempered

softly-sprighted (adj.)

military

martial (adj.)

military action

action (n.),exploit (n.)

military array, in

military assistance

military baton

military camp

military cloak

military division

military force, equipped

military levy

military man

military material

military operations, engaged in

military proceeding

military sash

military service

military service done on land

military skill

military strategy

military trappings

military work

military works, constructor of

engineer, enginer (n.)

militia

Mile-end (n.),Moorfields (n.)

milk

posset (n.)

milk, colour of

milky (adj.)

milk, drained by cubs

cub-drawn (adj.)

milk, foodstuff derived from

curd (n.)

milk, foodstuff made of curdled

curds and whey

milk, take

suck (v.)

milk produced after the birth of a calf, drinking

beest-eating (adj.)

milk-face

whey-face (n.)

milking

milch (adj.)

milksop

cockney (n.),toast-and-butter (n.)

million, numbered by the

millioned (adj.)

mimic

affect (v.),ape (n.),mock (v.),zany (n.)

miming

show (n.)

mind

determination (n.),fancy (n.),fantasy (n.),give (v.),invention (n.),key (n.),sense (n.),wit (n.)

mind, bear in

bear (v.), past forms bore, borne,respect (v.)

mind, bring to

call up (v.),guess (v.),recover (v.),remember (v.),remembrance (n.),think on (v.)

mind, call to

bethink (v.), past form bethought,cite up (v.),mind (v.),remember (v.)

mind, capacity of

reach (n.)

mind, cast of

device (n.),propension (n.)

mind, conceived in the

imagined (adj.)

mind, discontented

discontent (n.)

mind, disturbance of

disease (n.)

mind, easy in

content (adj.),contented (adj.)

mind, existing only in the

fantastic (adj.)

mind, express one's

deliver (v.)

mind, faculties of the

wits, also five wits

mind, feebleness of

dotage (n.)

mind, frame of

disposition (n.),frame (n.),humour (n.),mood (n.),spirit (n.),sprite, spright (n.),temper (n.)

mind, grasping by the

apprehension (n.)

mind, have a

bethink (v.), past form bethought,mind (v.)

mind, have in

mean (v.)

mind, change of

change (n.)

mind, in one's right

right (adj.),well advised, well-advised (adv.)

mind, keep in

bosom up (v.)

mind, make available to the

body forth (v.)

mind, make up one's

resolve (v.)

mind, nobility of

greatness (n.)

mind, normal state of

mind, of a

mind, of quiet

mind, out of one's

mind, peace of

content (n.),quiet (n.)

mind, put in

mind (v.),prompt (v.)

mind, resolved state of

mind, set before the

mind, settled in

mind, stable

mind, state of

affection (n.),disposition (n.),ecstasy (n.),stomach (n.),tune (n.),vein (n.)

mind, take into the

conceive (v.)

mind, to my

conscience, in my

mind, way of keeping in

retention (n.)

mind, with a turn of

disposed (adj.)

mind impaired by age

dotant (n.)

minded

affected (adj.),conceited (adj.),given (adj.),partial (adj.)

minded, be

ween (v.)

minded, wickedly

ill-spirited (adj.)

mindful

advertising (adj.),heedful (adj.)

mind-changer

boggler (n.)

mind-changing villain

minding

mindlessly gazing

minds, of separate

mine

mine, passage to intercept an enemy

countermine (n.)

mine of candle-fat

candle-mine (n.)

mined coal brought by sea

sea-coal (adj.)

miner

pioneer, pioner (n.)

mineral deposit

mineral (n.)

mineral substance used as a mirror

stone (n.)

mingle

card (v.),commix (v.),compound (v.)

mingle together

comingle (v.),commeddle, comeddle (v.)

mingle with

meddle with (v.)

mingled

blend (adj.),compounded (adj.)

mingling of colour

commixture (n.)

miniature

epitome (n.),little (adj.),model (n.)

miniature, in

little, in

miniature in a jewelled setting

miniature portrait

minimal

minion

minions

minister

minister to

dress (v.),physic (v.)

ministering

nursery (n.)

ministering spirit

angel (n.),daemon, demon (n.)

ministration, dutiful

attendance (n.)

minor

light (adj.),petty (adj.),ward (n.)

minor matter

minority

minstrel

mint

minted, freshly

minute

minute by minute

minute by minute, taking place

minutely (adj.)

minutely

curiously (adv.)

minutely detailed

nice (adj.)

minx

housewife, huswife (n.),minion (n.)

miracle

wonder (n.)

miraculous, show

miracle (v.)

miraculous quality

wonder (n.)

miraculous transmutation

alchemy, alchymy (n.)

mire, sink in the

mire (v.)

mirror

answer (v.),glass (n.)

mirror, admiring oneself

glass-gazing (adj.)

mirror, magic

glass (n.)

mirror, mineral substance used as a

mirrored

mirror-faced

mirroring

mirth

mirthful

miry

misapply

misappropriate

misbegotten

misbehaviour

miss (n.),misuse (n.)

miscarry

pall (v.)

miscellany

rhapsody (n.)

misconceive

mistake (v.)

misconception

fallacy (n.),misprision (n.),trick (n.)

misconduct

misdemean (v.),misgovernment (n.)

misconstrue

misconster (v.)

misdeed

amiss (n.),default (n.),escape (n.),mallecho (n.),miss (n.),mistreading (n.)

miser

chuff (n.),churl (n.),niggard (n.)

miserable

caitiff (adj.),cold (adj.),ill (adj.),pathetical (adj.),seely (adj.),unhappy (adj.)

miserable being

miser (n.)

miserable wretch

caitiff (n.)

miserably

pilled (adv.),poorly (adv.)

miserly

churlish (adj.),niggard (adj.),niggardly (adj.),sparing (adj.)

misery

stroke (n.)

misfortune, bring [astrology]

disaster (v.)

misfortune, bringing

unhappy (adj.)

misgiving

conjecture (n.),diffidence (n.),gaingiving (n.),mind (n.),presage (n.),scruple (n.)

misgiving, full of

conjectural (adj.),connectural (adj.)

misgiving, have

misdoubt (v.),misgive (v.)

misgiving, without

securely (adv.)

misguided

erroneous (adj.),misprised (adj.)

mishap

chance (n.),misadventure (n.),mischance (n.),unhappiness (n.)

mischance

casualty (n.),chance (n.),fault (n.)

mischance, by

casually (adv.)

mischance, subject to

casual (adj.)

mischief

danger (n.),mallecho (n.),prank (n.),vengeance (n.)

mischief, one who makes

breed-bate (n.)

mischief, wish

beshrew, 'shrew (v.)

mischief-maker

tribulation (n.)

mischief-making

bate-breeding (adj.),ill-breeding (adj.)

mischievous

knavish (adj.),pestiferous (adj.),shrewd (adj.),waggish (adj.),wanton (adj.)

mischievous boy

wag (n.)

mischievously

lewdly (adv.),shrewdly (adv.)

misinterpret

misconster (v.)

misinterpretation

misconstruction (n.)

misjudged

misthought (adj.)

mislead

abuse (v.),betray (v.),deceive (v.),mock (v.)

misleading

deceptious (adj.),kam (adj.)

misled

abused (adj.)

misname

miscall (v.),nickname (v.)

misrepresent

spell backward

miss

lack (v.),lose (v.),want (v.)

miss the mark

glance (v.)

missed

lost (adj.)

misshapen

indistinguishable (adj.)

misshapen creature

mooncalf (n.)

misshapen individual

stigmatic (n.)

missing

missed (adj.)

mission

business (n.),embassade (n.),embassage, ambassage (n.)

missive

writ (n.)

mist

air (n.),damp (n.),smoke (n.),vapour (n.)

mist, fragment of

rack (n.)

mistake

fall (n.),fault (n.),misprision (n.)

mistake, and no

witness, with a

mistaken

erroneous (adj.),false (adj.),misprised (adj.),wide (adj.)

mistaken, not

unfallible (adj.)

mistakenly

awry (adv.),wide (adv.)

mister

goodman (adj.)

mistiness

vapour (n.)

mistreat

harry (v.)

mistress

aunt (n.),concupy (n.),dame (n.),governess (n.),Jug (n.),love (n.),principal (n.),wanton (n.)

mistress, beggar's

doxy (n.)

mistress, perfumed

perfume (n.)

mistress of a household

dame (n.),goodwife (n.)

mistrust

fear (v.),jealousy (n.),misdoubt (n.),suspect (n.)

mistrustful

jealous (adj.)

misty

mistful (adj.),vaporous (adj.)

misty, grow

smoke (v.)

misunderstand

mistake (v.)

misunderstanding

misconstruction (n.),misprision (n.)

misuse

abuse (v.),profane (v.),slander (v.)

mite

atomy (n.)

mitigate

extenuate (v.),flatter (v.)

mitigation

allayment (n.),extenuation (n.)

mix

card (v.),comingle (v.),commeddle, comeddle (v.),compound (v.),mash (v.),temper (v.),temper (v.)

mix in

mix together

mix up

mix wine with lime

mix with water

mixed

blent (adj.),fretted (adj.)

mixed variety

mixed-up

mixture

mixture, complete

mixture, doughy

mixture, infusing [in baking]

mixture of drugs

mixture of qualities

moan

moaning

mob

cluster (n.),consort (n.),crew (n.),kennel (n.),rabble (n.),rout (n.),tag (n.),varletry (n.)

mob, rest of the

mobilize

mobilized, quickly

mobilizing of troops

mock

blurt (v.),flout (v.),flout at (v.),gall (v.),gird (v.),jest upon (v.),lip, make a,lout (v.),scorn (v.),scout (v.),smile (v.)

mock at

bemock (v.)

mocked

bemocked-at (adj.)

mockery

fleer (n.),mock (n.),scoff (n.),scorn (n.)

mockery, act of

mockery, chief

mockery, target of

mockery, theme for

mock-hostile exchange

have at (v.)

mocking

flouting (adj.),mockery (adj.)

mocking expression

mocking manner, in a

mocking remark

mockingly, behave

mockingly laugh

mode

fashion (n.),mean (n.),mood (n.),mood (n.)

mode of action

kind (n.)

mode of address

style (n.)

mode of life

rate (n.)

model

card (n.),copy (n.),module (n.),mould (n.),mould (v.),pattern (n.),piece (n.),sample (n.)

model, provide a

example (v.)

model, show a

pattern (v.)

model, take as a [in fashion]

follow (v.)

model of behaviour, show a

feat (v.)

model of excellence

mirror (n.)

model of intelligence

doctor (n.)

model to be followed

precedent (n.)

moderate

lay (v.),mean (adj.),meetly (adj.),mitigate (v.),modest (adj.),modest (adj.),qualify (v.),reasonable (adj.),rebate (v.),season (v.),slake (v.),sober (adj.),temper (v.),temperate (adj.)

moderate the need

behove (v.)

moderately

indifferent (adv.),temperately (adv.)

moderately well

meanly (adv.)

moderating

qualifying (adj.),sparing (adj.)

moderation

compass (n.),continency (n.),forbearance (n.),indifferency (n.),mean (n.),measure (n.),modesty (n.),temper (n.),temperance (n.)

moderation, counsel of

check (n.)

modest

blushing (adj.),cold (adj.),lowly (adj.),mannerly (adj.),shame-faced, shamefast (adj.)

modest means

competency (n.)

modesty

pudency (n.),shame (n.)

modesty, female

womanhood (n.)

modesty, not offending

modest (adj.)

modesty, with all

unbonneted (adv.)

modify

bate (v.),season (v.),turn (v.)

modifying agent

allayment (n.)

modish behaviour

fashion (n.)

modulation

change (n.),division (n.)

moist

humorous (adj.),milch (adj.),oily (adj.),rheumy (adj.),watery (adj.)

moisten

dew (v.),latch (v.),moist (v.),temper (v.),wash (v.)

moisten with drops

bedew (v.)

moisture

dew (n.),humidity (n.),humour (n.)

moisture, lack of

drouth (n.)

moisture-filled

spongy, spungy (adj.)

mole [animal]

moldwarp (n.)

molest

annoy (v.),hale (v.)

mollycoddle

flatter up (v.)

moment

article (n.),charge (n.),hint (n.),hour (n.),instance (n.),leisure (n.),trice (n.)

moment, at the right

time, in good

moment, climactic

push (n.)

moment, critical

exigent (n.),nick (n.)

moment, dying

mort (n.)

moment, empty

froth (n.)

moment, favourable

season (n.)

moment, first [of day]

spring (n.)

moment, immediate

present (n.)

moment, in a

briefly (adv.),instantly (adv.),thought, upon a

moment, last

uttermost (n.)

moment, on the spur of the

adventure, at

moment, right

advantage (n.),time (n.),vantage (n.)

moment, suitable

convenience (n.),fitly (adv.)

moment of release [archery]

moment of success

momentary

moments, later

monarch

crown (n.),prince (n.),state (n.)

monarch, deputy

viceroy (n.)

monarch, perform the role of a

monarchize (v.)

monarch, right granted by a

royalty (n.)

money

coffer (n.),gilt (n.),gold (n.),groat (n.),lending (n.),mark (n.),talent (n.),testern (v.),treasure (n.),treasury (n.),tribute (n.)

money, amount of

sum (n.)

money, available

purse (n.),store (n.)

money, demand for

taxation (n.)

money, dirty

trash (n.)

money, make

get (v.)

money, means of making

coinage (n.)

money, paper replacement for

money, piece of

money, ready

money, relieve of

money, small sum of

money, sum of

money, supplied with

money, supply with

gild (v.), past forms gilt, gilded

money, way of dealing with

money entrusted

money order

money owing

money paid to recruits when conscripted

press-money (n.)

money supply

provision (n.)

money's worth

pennyworth, penn'orth (n.)

money-bag

bag (n.),chinks (n.)

money-lender

usurer (n.)

mongrel

jack-dog (n./adj.),tike (n.)

monk's habit

coat (n.)

monkey

jackanapes, jackanape, jack'nape (n.),marmoset (n.)

monkey, showman with a performing

monks

monopolize

monopolizing

monster

Briareus (n.),fiend (n.),Gorgon (n.),Hydra (n.),mooncalf (n.),prodigy (n.)

monster, female

Sphinx (n.)

monster, make a

monster (v.)

monstrosity

monster (n.),monstruosity (n.),mooncalf (n.)

monstrous

abortive (adj.),enormous (adj.),kindless (adj.),preposterous (adj.),prodigious (adj.),unnatural (adj.)

monstrous, make

bemonster, be-monster (v.)

monstrous outcome, with

prodigiously (adv.)

monstrously ill-timed

abortive (adj.)

month

moonshine (n.)

month half-way point [Roman calendar]

ides (n.)

monument

trophy (n.)

monument, serving as a

monumental (adj.)

mood

blood (n.),cheer (n.),condition (n.),constitution (n.),disposition (n.),humour (n.),tune (n.),vein (n.)

mood, badly mixed

mood, cross

mood, furious

mood, gloomy

mood, in such a

mood, like the

mood, not in the

moody

frampold (adj.),humorous (adj.)

moon

Cynthia (n.),Diana, Dian (n.),Dictynna (n.),Hyperion (n.),Isis (n.),Juno (n.),Luna (n.),moist star,Phoebe (n.),zodiac (n.)

moon, waxing

moonlight

moonlit

mope about

moping

moral, pointing a

moral, strictly

moral conduct

moral decline

moral degeneracy

moral deviation

moral error

moral fall

moral sentiments, full of

moral weakness

morality

moralize

moralizer

morally, interpret

moralize, moralise (v.)

morals

manner (n.)

moreover

eke (adv.),more (adv.),withal (adv.)

morning

matin (n.),morn (n.),morrow (n.),unfolding (adj.)

morning, early

dawning (n.)

morning, early in the

morning, in the

morning, tomorrow

morning cock-crow

morning dew

morose

hanging (adj.),sad (adj.)

morose expression, give a

morris dance

morris dancer

morsel

mortal

baleful (adj.),capital (adj.),dead (adj.),dead-killing (adj.),deathful (adj.),deathlike (adj.),deep (adj.),fleshly (adj.)

mortal [woman]

maid (n.)

mortal life

nature (n.)

mortal nature

mortality (n.)

mortal sin, in a state of

damnable

mortality, characterized by

mortal (adj.)

mortally

dangerous (adv.),deadly (adv.)

mortar-board

corner-cap (n.)

mortgage

engage (v.)

mortification

mortality (n.),vexation (n.)

mortify

spite (n.)

mote

atomy (n.)

moth, wide

stretch-mouthed (adj.)

mother

dam (n.),dame (n.)

mother-in-law

mother (n.)

motion

agitation (n.),stir (n.),travail, travel (n.)

motion, having its own [in astrology]

wandering (adj.)

motion, in

abroach (adv.)

motion, set in

go about (v.)

motionless [as in a painting]

painted (adj.)

motivate

prick (v.)

motive

cause (n.),instance (n.),moment (n.),touch (n.),vein (n.)

motley

parti-coated (adj.)

motley-minded

minded (adj.)

motto

mot (n.),word (n.)

motto, inscribed with a

posied (adj.)

mould

block (n.),break (v.),fashion (v.),temper (v.)

moulded

kneaded (adj.)

moulded, be

temper with (v.)

moulding

tempering (n.)

mouldy

fusty (adj.),hoar (adj.),vinewed (adj.)

mouldy, grow

fust (v.)

moulted, having

moulten (adj.)

mound, grassy

green (n.)

mound, heaped up in a

copped (adj.)

mounds, pile up in

balk, baulk (v.)

mount

back (v.),bestride (v.),horse (v.),scale (v.)

mount up to a great height [in falconry]

tower (v.)

mountain

Olympus (n.),Ossa (n.),Pelion (n.),Taurus (n.)

mountain range

mountain-cat

mountain-dweller

mounting

mounting too high

overmounting, over-mounting (adj.)

mourn

earn (v.),mean (v.)

mourn, make

yearn (v.)

mourner, as a

obsequiously (adv.)

mournful

deploring (adj.),lamentable (adj.),plaintful (adj.),sad (adj.),solemn (adj.),sullen (adj.),woeful (adj.)

mournful sight

mournful song

mournfully

mournfulness

mourning

complaining (n.),sorrow (n.)

mourning, cloth used in

cypress (n.)

mourning, in a spirit of

mourningly (adv.)

mourning, song of

anthem (n.),dirge (n.)

mourning song

mouse-hunter

moustache

moustached

mouth

mouth, big

mouth, take into the

mouth, with wide

mouth open, with

mouth shut, keep one's

hold in (v.)

mouthe in contempt

blurt (v.)

mouthful

morsel (n.),smack (n.)

mouthpiece

mouths, join

mouths, make

mouths, making

move

draw (v.),excite (v.),flow (v.),glance (v.),grow (v.),induce (v.),pierce (v.),run (v.),shake (v.),solicit (v.),stir (v.),stir (v.),sway (v.),touch (v.),trip (v.),wag (v.)

move, make a

move (v.),offer (v.)

move, on the

abroad (adv.),afoot (adv.)

move, power to

moving (n.)

move, train to

pace (v.)

move about

buzz (v.),stir (v.)

move about aimlessly [as does a lackey]

lackey (v.)

move abruptly

flash (v.)

move ahead

sway on (v.)

move along

drive (v.),transport (v.)

move away

budge, bodge (v.)

move back

bear back (v.),fall off (v.)

move briskly

scud (v.)

move cringingly

creep (v.)

move easily

tickle (v.)

move forward

make up (v.),step in (v.)

move gracefully

swim (v.)

move in a roundabout way

coast (v.),fetch about (v.)

move in a zigzag

indent (v.)

move in suddenly

pop (v.)

move in turmoil

fret (v.)

move jerkily [as in a jig]

gig, gidge (v.)

move majestically

sweep (v.)

move off

remove (v.),start (v.)

move off quickly

drive (v.)

move on

carry (v.),jog (v.),pace (v.),pass (v.)

move quickly

scour (v.)

move sluggishly

drumble (v.)

move stealthily

stalk (v.),steal on (v.)

move stealthily in concealment

stalk on (v.)

move towards

come in (v.),encounter (v.),make to (v.)

move unsteadily

yaw (v.)

move up and down

wave (v.)

move with a sudden bound

move with force

move with rapture

moveable possessions

moved, be profoundly

moved, easily

moved, not readily

movement

action (n.),agitation (n.),bend (n.),conversation (n.),current (n.),gait (n.),motion (n.),progress (n.),step (n.),stir (n.),travail, travel (n.)

movement, affected

mincing (n.)

movement, aggressive

scouring (n.)

movement, billowing [of clouds]

rack (n.)

movement, cessation of

movement, graceful

movement, inner

movement, lively

movement, nimble

movement, obedient

movement, pattern of

movement, rhythmical

march (n.),motion (n.)

movement, sudden

start (n.),wrench (v.)

movement of people

passage (n.)

mover

exhibiter, exhibitor (n.),motive (n.),motive (n.)

mover away

budger (n.)

moving

condoling (adj.),melting (adj.),pathetical (adj.),piercing (adj.),tender (adj.),touching (adj.),working (adj.)

moving, cease

stand (v.)

moving, get

go to (v.)

moving, rapidly

swift-starting (adj.)

moving, stealthily

moving, way of

moving along the way

moving astray

moving at a bewildering pace

giddy-paced

moving clumsily

heavy-gaited (adj.)

moving daintily

mincing (adj.)

moving downward [of the sun]

drooping (adj.)

moving in a contrary direction [in astrology]

retrograde (adj.)

moving in the manner of a jig

moving light

moving on

moving organ

moving quietly

moving round [a point]

mucus

mud

mud, bury in

mud, covered in

mud, resembling

muddied

muddily stirred up

muddle

muddle-headed

motley-minded (adj.),muddy (adj.)

muddy

foul (adj.),mud (v.),slobbery (adj.)

muddy, make

puddle (v.)

muffled up, with face

mobled (adj.)

much

mickle (adj.)

much, not

small (adv.)

much, very

mainly (adv.),rankly (adv.),shrewdly (adv.),sore (adv.)

much of, make

make on (v.)

mule-driver

muleteer, muleter (n.)

mulled

burnt (adj.)

multi-coloured

enamelled (adj.),painted (adj.),parti-coloured (adj.),patched (adj.),pied (adj.)

multi-coloured character

piedness (n.)

multifarious

Hydra-headed (adj.)

multiple

multiplied (adj.)

multiply

breed (v.), past form bred,propagate (v.),spring (v.)

multiplying

engendering (n.),increaseful (adj.)

multitude

flight (n.),heap (n.),many (n.),meiny (n.),world (n.)

multitude, belonging to the

multitudinous (adj.)

multitudes, containing

multitudinous (adj.)

mumble

blabber (v.),grumble (v.)

mumble over

chew (v.)

mummies, preparation made from

mundane

munificence

munificent

murder

brain (v.),quell (n.)

murder of a father

parricide (n.)

murderer

bane (n.),homicide (n.),slaughterman, slaughter-man (n.)

murderous

carnal (adj.),dead (adj.),deadly-handed (adj.)

murderous serpent

cockatrice (n.)

murky

collied (adj.),dun (adj.)

murmur

round (v.)

murmur approval

hum (v.)

murmuring

grudge (n.),humming (adj.)

murmuring, busy

buzzing (n.)

muscle

brawn (n.),nerve (n.),sinew (n.)

muscles

thews (n.)

muscles of the eye

eye-strings (n.)

muscular

nervy (adj.),sinewy (adj.),straight (adj.)

muscular arm

muser, idle

Muses

mushroom

music

Apollo (n.),liberal arts,note (n.),plainsong (n.),ut (n.)

music, make

choir, quire (v.),sing (v.)

music, making

music, ply his

music, printed

music, write the

music, written vocal

musical

tuneable (adj.),tuned (adj.)

musical accompaniment, in the manner of a

burden-wise (adv.)

musical instrument

bass viol, base viol (n.),bone (n.),broken (adj.),hautboy (n.),horn (n.),organ (n.),peg (n.),psaltery (n.),string (n.),tongs (n.),viol (n.),viol-de-gamboys (n.),virginals (n.)

musical invention

musical pipe

musical round

musical rowdiness

musical scale

musical sounds

musical theme, end of a

close (n.)

musician

Arion (n.),Dowland (n.),minstrel (n.)

musician belonging to a royal chapel or cathedral

singing-man (n.)

musicians, company of

consort (n.),music (n.),noise (n.)

musing

musk-deer

musket, lightweight

mussel-shell

muster

mustered

musty

fusty (adj.),hoar (adj.)

musty, become

fust (v.)

mutable

voluble (adj.)

mute

dumb (adj.),mum (adj.),tongueless (adj.)

mutilate

martyr (v.),quarter (v.)

mutilated

martyred (adj.)

mutilation

maim (n.),spoiling (n.)

mutineer

mutine (n.)

mutinied

reverted (adj.)

mutinous

fallen-off (adj.),rebellious (adj.),revolting (adj.)

mutiny

mutine (v.)

mutter

grumble (v.),mammer (v.),mumble (v.)

mutt-like

jack-dog (n./adj.)

mutual

commutual, comutual (adj.)

mutual conduct

quarter (n.)

mutual regard

counterchange (n.)

myriad

multiplied (adj.),multitudinous (adj.)

mysterious

enigmatical (adj.)

mystery

concealment (n.),uncertainty (n.)

mystical

secret (adj.)

mythical

fabulous (adj.)

mythology

Absyrtus (n.),Achilles (n.),Adonis (n.),Adonis, gardens of,Aeacus (n.),Aegles (n.),Aeneas (n.),Aeolus (n.),Aeson (n.),Agamemnon (n.),Agenor (n.),Ajax (n.),Alcides (n.),Alecto (n.),Althaea (n.),Amazonian (adj.),Anchises (n.),Anna (n.),Anthropophagi (n.),Antiopa, Antiope (n.),Argus (n.),Ariachne (n.),Ariadne (n.),Arion (n.),Ascanius (n.),Astraea (n.),Atalanta (n.),Ate (n.),Athene (n.),Atlas (n.),Atropos (n.),basilisk (n.),Boreas (n.),Briareus (n.),Cadmus (n.),Calydon (n.),Capaneus (n.),Castor (n.),Centaur (n.),Cerberus (n.),Charon (n.),Charybdis (n.),Cimmerian (n.),Circe (n.),Cocytus (n.),Colchos (n.),Creon (n.),Cyclops (n.),Daedalus (n.),Damon (n.),Daphne (n.),Deucalion (n.),Dido (n.),Diomed, Diomede (n.),Elysium,Enceladus (n.),Endymion (n.),Erebus (n.),Europa (n.),Fates (n.),Furies (n.),Ganymede (n.),griffin (n.),harpy (n.),Hecat, Hecate (n.),Hector (n.),Helen (n.),Helicons (n.),Hercules (n.),Hermes (n.),Hero (n.),Hesperides (n.),Hippolyta (n.),Hydra (n.),Hyrcan tiger,Icarus (n.),Io (n.),Iris (n.),Jason (n.),Jupiter, Jove (n.),Laertes (n.),Leander (n.),Leda (n.),Lichas (n.),Luna (n.),Medea (n.),Meleager (n.),Menelaus (n.),Mercury (n.),Merops (n.),Minos (n.),Minotaur (n.),Myrmidons (n.),Narcissus (n.),Nemean lion,Nemesis (n.),Neoptolemus (n.),Nereids (n.),Nessus (n.),Nestor (n.),Ninus (n.),Niobe (n.),Orpheus (n.),Pandarus (n.),Pandion (n.),Parca (n.),Paris (n.),Pegasus (n.),Pelops (n.),Pendragon (n.),Penelope (n.),Perigenia (n.),Perseus (n),Phaethon, Phaeton (n.),Philemon (n.),Philomel, Philomela (n.),Pluto (n.),Plutus (n.),Priam (n.),Priapus (n.),Procne, Progne (n.),Prometheus (n.),Proserpine, Proserpina (n.),Proteus (n.),Pygmalion (n.),Pyramus (n.),Pyrrhus (n.),Rhesus (n.),RIngwood (n.),Sagittary (n.),Scylla (n.),Sestos (n.),Sibyl, Sybilla (n.),Sinon (n.),Siren (n.),Sphinx (n.),Stygian (adj.),Styx (n.),Tantalus (n.),Tartar (n.),Telamon (n.),Telemonius (n.),Thersites (n.),Theseus (n.),Thetis (n.),Three Graces,Triton (n.),Troilus (n.),Typhon (n.),Ulysses (n.)

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