English words starting with M

Able to be moved from one place or position.

To change position or go from one place to another.

The act of taking possession of and beginning to live in a new residence or premises.

capable of being moved; not fixed in one place or position.

having changed position or location

a change of position or place

a person or company that moves furniture and other possessions from one building to another

A story or event recorded by a camera as a set of moving images and shown in a cinema or on television.

The activity of going to see a film at a cinema or movie theater.

Resembling or characteristic of a film, especially in appearance, style, or atmosphere.

The process or business of making films for the cinema or television.

a building or room where people pay to watch movies on a large screen.

a person who goes to see movies, especially regularly or frequently.

a person who makes films; a filmmaker.

Causing strong feelings of sadness or sympathy

In a way that causes strong feelings of sadness or sympathy.

to cut grass or grain with a machine or a scythe

past tense and past participle of 'mow': to cut down grass or grain with a machine or a scythe.

a machine for cutting grass or other plants.

the ability to face difficulty with spirit and courage; determination

Of or relating to Mozambique, its people, or its culture.

A soft, white Italian cheese with a mild flavor, traditionally made from buffalo milk.

A member of the armed forces who is responsible for policing duties, especially in the US Army or Air Force.

A title used before a man's surname or full name, without indicating his marital status.

A medical imaging technique that uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to generate detailed pictures of the inside of the body.

A title used before a married woman's surname or full name.

A title used before a woman's surname or full name, regardless of her marital status.

a unit of time equal to one thousandth of a second

A large amount or quantity of something (used with uncountable nouns)

Greatly respected and approved of.

Eagerly or excitedly expected for a long time.

Eagerly anticipated for a long time.

receiving a great deal of exaggerated or sensational publicity.

Widely praised and admired; famous or popular because of being highly praised.

Greatly desired or sought after.

Having been the subject of a lot of criticism or disapproval.

Widely discussed or argued about, often for a long time.

fully appropriate and earned; rightfully merited

Often talked about or debated; a subject of frequent conversation or analysis.

Greatly feared; causing widespread or intense fear.

Widely and enthusiastically announced or praised in advance.

Receiving a great deal of publicity or promotional attention, often more than is justified.

Significantly better than before.

Praised or celebrated a great deal.

Very popular or cherished by many people.

Often criticized or spoken of in a disapproving way.

Very necessary or required because of a great lack or demand.

Receiving a great deal of approval or admiration.

Having received a lot of attention or discussion in newspapers, on television, etc.

Frequently cited or referred to, especially in speech or writing.

Greatly desired or in high demand because of particular qualities.

Praised or talked about a great deal, especially in order to increase public interest or expectation.

Used very often or for a long time; very familiar through frequent use.

Praised or boasted about a great deal, often more than is deserved.

A young woman or girl, especially in a Spanish-speaking context.

A boy or young man (used in Spanish-speaking contexts).

a sticky substance produced by some plants

any of a group of glycoproteins found especially in secretions of mucous membranes and in connective tissue.

wet, sticky dirt or mud, especially of an unpleasant kind.

a person, especially a journalist, who searches for and exposes real or alleged corruption, scandal, or misconduct, typically among prominent individuals or in established institutions.

the action of searching out and publicizing scandal about famous people.

covered in or full of muck; dirty

relating to or involving both mucus and the cilia that move it, especially in the respiratory tract.

a serious, often fatal fungal infection caused by fungi of the order Mucorales, typically affecting the sinuses, brain, or lungs, especially in immunocompromised individuals.

the moist, soft tissue layer that lines various cavities and canals in the body, such as the mouth, nose, and digestive tract, and secretes mucus.

relating to or covered with a mucous membrane.

a thick, slimy substance produced by the inner lining of some organs of the body, especially the nose, throat, and other breathing passages.

soft, wet, sticky earth

A brick made from a mixture of mud or clay, often dried in the sun rather than fired in a kiln.

Covered with a layer of dried or hardened mud.

having a dull, brownish-grey color similar to that of wet earth

covered with spots or small amounts of mud

covered with spots or patches of mud, typically as a result of being splashed.

Covered or marked with stains of mud.

constructed with or having walls made of mud or mud bricks

covered in or full of mud; dirty.

To bring into a disordered or confusing state.

confused and illogical in thinking; lacking clear sense or direction.

Confused and not clear or orderly

covered in or full of mud

a stretch of muddy land left uncovered at low tide.

a mass of mud and other earthy debris that flows rapidly down a slope, especially during or after heavy rain.

a hole filled with mud or soft wet earth.

a room in a house, typically near an entrance, where wet or muddy footwear and outerwear can be removed and stored.

a mass of mud and other earthy material that falls down a slope, especially after heavy rain.

a sedimentary rock formed from mud, similar to shale but without its fine laminations.

a mixture of raw grains, nuts, dried fruit, etc., typically eaten with milk for breakfast.

a man who calls Muslims to prayer, usually from a tower (minaret) of a mosque

A short tube of thick cloth or fur into which the hands are placed for warmth.

a small, round cake that is usually sweet and may contain fruit, nuts, or chocolate chips.

To make a sound quieter or less clear by covering or surrounding its source.

(of a sound) not loud because it is blocked by something.

a device used to reduce the noise made by the exhaust of an internal-combustion engine.

ordinary clothes worn by a person who usually wears a uniform, such as a soldier, police officer, or student.

A tall cup, typically cylindrical and with a handle, used for drinking hot beverages.

A person who attacks and robs someone in a public place.

an act of attacking and robbing someone in a public place

(of the weather or air) unpleasantly warm and humid.

a photograph of a person's face, especially one taken by the police after an arrest.

muslim guerrilla fighters engaged in a jihad or holy war.

muslims who engage in a jihad, especially as guerrilla fighters.

Muslim guerrilla fighters engaged in a jihad or holy war.

muslim guerrilla fighters engaged in a jihad or holy war.

muslim guerrilla fighters engaged in a jihad or holy war.

A person with one Black parent and one white parent.

A small, sweet, edible berry that grows on a tree, typically dark red or white in color.

A material (such as decaying leaves, bark, or compost) spread around or over a plant to enrich or insulate the soil.

The act or process of covering the soil around plants with a layer of material (such as bark, compost, or plastic) to conserve moisture, suppress weeds, or enrich the soil.

To take money from someone as a fine or by means of a trick.

An animal that is the offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, known for its strength and stubbornness.

Pulled or hauled by a mule or mules.

A short red cape, typically draped over a stick, used by a matador during the final stages of a bullfight.

(of cattle or other livestock) lacking horns; polled.

(of a person) very stubborn and unwilling to change their mind or cooperate.

to think about a fact, proposal, or idea deeply and at length

a muslim learned in islamic theology and sacred law.

(of wine, cider, etc.) to heat with sugar and spices

A tall plant with woolly leaves and yellow flowers, often growing on waste ground.

A type of edible sea fish that is widely caught.

A stroke in golf that is played again without penalty, not counted on the scorecard, when the previous shot was poor.