Anglish Slang Wordbook/M

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Anglish	sp.	English
Make a beeline	phr	To go by the most direct way; to proceed by the most direct method.
Make a go	phr.	To succeed, make a go of it -to have or achieve a positive outcome.
Make a hit	phr	To be well received; to gain favour
Make good	phr	To succeed in a particular undertaking or in general.
Make no bones about	phr	To be frank and candid
Manywheres	adv	Many places
Maw	n	The mouth
Mealy-mouthed	adj	Insincere in speech; hypocritical; speaking honeyed words that are not truly meant
Me and you both	phr	I agree with you both
Meet up with	phr	To meet a person by chance
Melt	n	Loot that may be melted own, such as jewelry; precious metal in bulk
Merrymake	vb	To make merry
Middlebrow	n	An average person, neither highbrow or lowbrow.
Mill	n	A free-for-all fight; to gather about; to ramble. 2. "To be put through the mill" meaning the third degree. 3. Jail.
Mint leaves	n	Paper money.
Miswave	n	To return a wave to someone you think is waving to you, but is actually waving to the person behind you, usually resulting in embarrassment and introversion.
Moonhead	n	Silly person, lunatic.
Morning wood	n	Morning wood is one of several similar slang or colloquial terms referring to the phenomenon of nocturnal penile tumescence (erection) during and immediately following sleep.
Moss	n	Anything considered old fashioned.
Mossback	n	An old-fashione person, a conservative.
Moth-eaten	adj	Antiquated; old fashioned
Mouldy	adj	Old fashioned; worthless
Mourner bench	n	A railing at a revival meeting where seekers after salvation kneel;
Mouthwork without headwork	phr	The repitition of trite and hackneyed expressions
Mouthy	adj	alkative, boastful