Words Starting with Letter 'M'

In fairy tales and folklore, Queen Mab is known as the tiny, magical queen of the fairies who visits people in their dreams.

A tropical Asian tree that grows sweet, fuzzy edible fruit with reddish-brown skin.

A type of personal computer made by the Apple company that people use for work, school, and playing games.

A name used for certain types of monkeys, such as the macaque.

An old-fashioned or scientific name for certain types of monkeys, like macaques.

A kind of medium-sized monkey with a tail, found mostly in Asia.

A large, bright tropical parrot with a very colorful long tail and a strong curved beak.

An old card game that people used to play long ago, often while betting money.

A heavy club with a spiked metal head used long ago as a weapon.

An official who carries a ceremonial staff, called a mace, ahead of leaders during important formal events.

A large, heavy knife with a wide blade used by explorers for chopping through thick jungle vines.

A clever tool with moving parts that uses power, like electricity or gasoline, to do a specific job.

An accidental blur, smudge, or blemish printed on a page of a book or newspaper.

A special crystal that has grown together in a crossed shape, like when two stones join up.

Marked with spots, blotches, or spots of different colors like a spotted animal.

A straight horizontal mark placed directly over a vowel letter in a dictionary to show that it has a long sound.

A group of swimming animals that have long tails, like lobsters and shrimp.

A type of saltwater clam that lives in the ocean and has a thick, oval-shaped shell.

A spot or dark patch, especially on the skin or on the surface of the sun.

A small, flat spot on your skin that is a different color than the skin around it, like a little freckle.

A polite, respectful title used when speaking directly to a woman or writing a formal letter to her.

A polite title used before the name or title of a woman, similar to saying ma'am.

Acting in a wild, silly, and very rushed way without thinking first.

To make someone feel extremely angry or crazy, like when a noisy mosquito buzzes in your ear all night.

A plant with special roots that people crush up to make a bright, vibrant red dye for coloring cloth.

Acting wild, frantic, or super busy like a rushing, noisy crowd of people.

Acting a little bit crazy, foolish, or wild, like getting super silly at a birthday party.

Created, built, or brought something new into existence, like a baker who baked a fresh loaf of bread.

To make something wet, damp, or moist with water or another liquid.

A group of islands in the Atlantic Ocean belonging to Portugal.

An old-fashioned, traditional nickname that people used to use for someone whose real name is Margaret.

A plant with bright yellow flowers that grows wild along the Pacific coast of North America.

Doing something in a very wild, fast, or crazy way, like running around the yard in a huge hurry.

A man who behaves in a very foolish, dangerous, or wild way.

An old-fashioned word for a tall wild plant with white flowers called cow parsnip.

A state of wild foolishness, crazy behavior, or a complete lack of good sense when making choices.

A special work of art, such as a picture or statue, showing Mary who is the mother of Jesus.

A tiny type of African antelope with a cute, pointed snout that lives in dry brushlands.

A light cotton cloth with a colorful plaid or checked pattern.

A thick, heavy plank or board made of wood, often used in building strong wooden defenses.

An evergreen tree with shiny leaves, orange-red berries, and smooth red bark that peels off.

A small European plant with yellow or white flowers, once mistakenly thought to cure dog bites.

A female follower of the ancient Greek god of wine, known for wild dancing in stories and myths.

A great and talented musician, especially a skilled person who conducts a large orchestra with a baton.

An alternate spelling for mafia, which is a secret criminal organization.

A vibrant and bright purplish-red color that sits between pink and purple on the color wheel.

A small, legless baby fly that looks like a tiny white worm and eats rotting food or garbage.

Infested or completely full of maggots, which are the squirming, worm-like baby stages of flies found on rotting food.

The wise men from the East who traditionally visited baby Jesus.

Relating to ancient wise men or priests who studied the stars and performed magic in olden times.

The power to make amazing things happen that seem impossible, like pulling a rabbit from an empty top hat.

Having special powers that can make impossible things happen.

Super hot, melted rock that is found deep underground beneath the Earth's crust.

A very rich and powerful business leader who owns large companies, like a captain of industry.

A piece of metal that pulls certain other metals, like iron and steel, toward itself.

To make something look much bigger than it really is, often using a special tool like a magnifying glass.

A very large wine bottle that holds about twice as much liquid as a regular bottle of wine.

An old-fashioned name for a kind of small monkey, such as the furry Barbary macaque.

A magpie is a very clever and noisy bird with striking black-and-white feathers and a long tail.

A large South American stork with bright white and black feathers and a long beak.