List of Old English Words in the OED/MA

Old English	sp	English
Mad	adj	Suffering from mental disease, crazy, loopy, loony, angry, mad at.
Mad	phr	"As Mad as a Box of Frogs" - crazy, insane, demented.
Mad	phr	"As Mad as All Hell" - demented, crazy, erratic, angry.
Mad	phr	"As Mad as a Tin Full of Worms" - crazy, angry, raging, very irate.
Mad	phr	"Drive Mad" - annoy, frustrate, irritate. 2. send someone mad or crazy.
Mad	phr	"Have a Mad On" - to be angry.
Mad	phr	"Like Mad" - in the manner of one who is mad; hence furiously, vigorously with excessive violence or enthusiasm.
Mad	phr	"Mad as a Fish/Herring" - demented, crazy, erratic, angry.
Mad	phr	"Mad as a Hatter" - of disputed origin, possibility from 'atter' (poison); alternatively from hat-makers suffering from Korsakof's syndrome to due to handling mercury-contaminated felt. 2. crazy, demented, erratic inn behavior.
Mad	phr	"Mad as a Meat-axe" - crazy, angry, raging, very irate.
Mad	phr	"Mad as a Snake" - crazy, angry, raging, very irate.
Mad	phr	"Mad at" - angry, annoyed about something or somebody.
Mad	phr	"Mad Dogs and Englishmen" - satirizing the unwillingness of English people to adopt the custom of taking a nap or siesta during the heat of the day in tropical climates.
Mad	phr	"Mad For It" - exceedingly eager, or having a keen desire or appetite for something.
Mad	phr	"Mad Keen" - with great eagerness; extremely eager.
Mad	phr	"Mad On" - keenly or excessively interested or enthusiastic in somebody or something.
Mad-blooded	adj	Genetically mad. 2. mad in the blood. 3. wild, furious, hot-headed, raging.
Mad-brain	n	A scatter-brain
Mad-brained	adj	A scatter-brained, mad-headed, hot-headed, loopy, crazy, uncontrolled.
Mad-cow Sickness	n	The illness bovine encephalopathy.
Madded	adj	Deprived of reason or intelligence, excited to fury, enraged.
Madden	vb	To become mad, angry or furious. 2. to make mad; to drive one out of ones mind. 3. to excite to fury or frenzy or uncontrolled anger.
Maddened	pp	Driven out of one's mind; excited to frenzy or uncontrolled anger, frenzy, irritability.
Maddening	adj	extremely annoying, infuriating, exasperating, irritating, irkssome, bothersome, galling.
Maddeningly	adv	In a maddening manner, madding.
Madder	n	A herbaceous climbing plant, Rubia tinctorum yielding red dye.
Madder	vb	To treat with dye or madder.
Madderish	adj	Resembling the colour (red) of madder.
Madder-lake	n	Red pigment.
Madderwort	n	Aa herbaceous plant: Rubia tinctorium. 2. madder.
Maddery	adj	Madderish.
Madding	adv	Becoming madly, acting madly, frenzied.
Madding	phr	"Far from the Madding Throng" - a conventional phrase denoting a secluded place removed from public notice.
Maddingly	adv	In a madding manner.
Maddish	adj	Having the manner or idea of a madman in behavior, appropriate to or befitting a madman. 2. somewhat mad.
Maddle	vb	To be or becoming crazy, to be confused in the mind, to become dotingly fond of . 2. to craze, confuse the mind, bewilder.
Mad dog	n	A person who acts violently, foolishly or irresponsibly.
Mad-drunk	adj	Violently intoxicated.
Maddy	adj	Somewhat mad.
Made	n	A maggot, math, worm, grub.
Made	adj	Created, fabricate, produced, put together.
Made	phr	"A Made Man" - a man whose future has been made or assured.
Made	phr	"A Self-made Man" - one having his/her success in life assured.
Made	phr	"Be Made Of" - comprised of, consisting of, constituting. 2. including, containing, composed of.
Made	phr	"Be Made for Something/Somebody" - ideally suited for somebody/something.
Made	phr	"Have it Made" - to have accomplished all there is to do. 2. to have no further work or difficulty. 3. to achieve a life style characterized by good fortune and comfort. 4. be very successful.
Made	phr	"Have it Made in the Shade" - in a condition characterized by comfort, success, easy living or general well-being.
Made	phr	"Made For" - ideally suited for somebody/something.
Made	phr	"Made Up" - with make-up or cosmetics applied. 2. put together; invented.
Made	phr	"Self-made Man or Woman" - somebody who succeeds entirely through his/ her own efforts.
Made	phr	"What One is Made of" - one's ability, or/and worth.
Made-man	n	A successful man. 2. a man who has attained success.
Made-road	n	A properly surfaced road of tarmac, concrete, etc.
Made-up	adj	Artificial, fictitious, contrived. 2. completed, finished.
Madful	adj	Mad.
Mad-hardiness	n	Foolhardiness
Mad Hatter	n	In earlier times, of a hat-maker acting strangely and erratically, due to an over-exposure of mercury once much used as in the production of hats.
Mad-hardy	adj	Foolhardy.
Mad-hearted	adj	Mad, crazy, erratic.
Madhood	n	Madness
Mad-house	n	Lunatic asylum, place for the detention of the criminally insane.
Mad-keen	adj	Very enthusiastic and/or eager about someone or something.
Madling	n	A mad creature, one who acts wildly or foolishly.
Madly	adv	In a mad, foolish or insane madly. 2. passionately, fervently, extremely, somewhat excessively.
Madman	n	A lunatic, maniac, nut-case.
Madme	n	A mathen, a precious thing, treasure, valuable gift.
Madmood	n	Folly.
Madnep	n	Meadnep
Madness	n	State or condition of being mad, insane, foolish. 2. madship.
Madness	phr	"In Midsummer Madness" - foolish behaviour brought on by the heat.
Mad sheep	n	An easy going person who suddenly and uncharacteristically erupts into anger ("a mouton enrage")
Madstone	n	A stone supposed to have the power of allaying or curing madness or insanity caused by the bite of a wild animal or a rabid beast, such as a snake-bite or dog with rabies.
Madwort	n	A herb of the genus, Alyssum; the trailing Catchweed: a plant(s) supposed to control or allay anger.
Maegbote	n	Magbote: compensation for the harm done and pain suffered by slaying a kinsman.
Maegth	n	Family, kin, mag, stock, folk.
Maggot	n	Late 15c., probably an unexplained variant of Middle English maðek, from Old English maða "maggot, grub. From Middle English magot, magotte, probably Anglo-Norman alteration of maddock ‎(“worm", "maggot”), originally a diminutive form of a base represented by Old English maþa. 2. the larva of an insect
Maggot-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a maggot
Maggotty	adj	Pertaining to a maggot
Maid	n	A shortened form of maiden. 2. a girl or an unmarried, young woman. 3. a female servant or cleaner; lady-in-waiting, charwoman. 4. a virgin of either gender.
Maid	phr	"Maid of all Work" - a servant made to do or help with all domestic duties. 2. a general drudge.
Maid	phr	"Maid of God" - Joan of Arc.
Maid	phr	"Stand On the Maid." -- to remain single. 2. a man who abstains from sexual intercourse.
Maiden	n	A clothes' horse, a washerwoman's dolly.
Maiden	n	(Now chiefly literary) a girl or an unmarried young woman. 2. female virgin. 3. (obsolete, dialectal) a man with no experience of sex, especially because of deliberate abstention. 4. a maidservant, lady-in-waiting, charwoman. 5. an unmarried woman, especially an older woman (rare). 6. a racehorse without any victory ('virgin record'). 7. (historical) a Scottish counterpart of the guillotine. 8. (obsolete) a machine for washing linen. 9. (cricket) being an over in which no runs are scored.
Maiden	adj	Virgin.  2. (of a female, human or animal) without offspring. 2. like or befitting a (young, unmarried) maiden.  3. (figuratively) being a first occurrence or event. 4. fresh; innocent; unpolluted; pure; hitherto unused. 5. of a fortress, never having been captured or violated.
Maiden	phr	"Maiden It" - act like a maiden, be coy.
Maiden-child	n	Female child.
Maiden-eyed	adj	Pure, clear, youthful.
Maiden-fern	n	Adiantum, the walking fern or maidenhair fern, is a genus of about 200 species of ferns in the Vittarioideae subfamily of the family Pteridaceae.
Maiden-flight	n	First flight of an aircraft or a passenger on a plane.
Maiden-gem	n	Virginity, maidenhood.
Maiden hair	n	The name of certain ferns having fine-hair-like stalks and delicate fronds, such as Capillus venerus. 2. the spleenwort, various plants of the genus, "Asplenium."
Maiden-hair tree	n	A name for the gingko( whose leaves resemble those of the maidenhair fern in shape).
Maidenhead	n	State or condition of a maiden, virgin or a young girl. 2. virginity. 3. hymen.
Maidenhead	phr	"Lose One's Maidenhead" - lose one's virginity.
Maiden-hued	adj	Pure of color.
Maidenhood	n	The condition of being a maiden or a young girl. 2. time of life during which one is a maiden.
Maidenish	adj	Resembling a maiden; characteristic of a maiden or woman, (often used in a deprecating sense.)
Maiden lady	n	An unmarried woman (middle-aged or elderly.)
Maidenless	adj	Without a maiden or maidens.
Maiden-like	adv	Such as is like with maidens; befitting of a maiden; maidenly.
Maidenliness	n	Quality of being a maiden, maidenly; behavior proper of a maiden.
Maidenly	adv	Of or pertaining to a maiden, or to maidenhood. 2. of persons: resembling or in the form of a maiden in action or bearing. 3. characterized by the qualities of a maiden, e.g. gentleness, modesty. timidity. 4. in a maidenly manner.
Maiden-man	n	A male virgin.
Maiden-meek	n	Coy, shyly reserved, modest, gentle, quiet.
Maiden-monger	n	A matchmaker or marriage agent who facilitates a meeting between couples, which may eventually lead to marriage. 2. a pimp, who as procures naive girls as novice whores (lambs).
Maiden name	n	A marriage woman's original last name. 2. a woman's name when she was a maiden. 3. surname of a woman before she marriages.
Maidenship	n	The personality of a maiden. 2. behavior proper to a maiden.
Maiden speech	n	The first or maiden speech delivered by newly elected member of parliament.
Maiden-thought	n	Keats's term for the stage of human development after "the infant or thoughtless chamber" (stage). 2. Time of innocence or untarnished hope.
Maiden Town	n	One never captured by an enemy army.
Maiden tree	n	One never lopped
Maidenweed	n	Stinking camomile, peucedunum.
Maidenwood	n	Usually applied to young ash trees, suggesting greater suppleness or elasticity.
Maidenwort	n	Damong maria or monkey flower.
Maidstone	n	From Old English medestan, meddestane from earlier mægdan stane ‎(“the maidens' stone, the people's stone”). Ultimately from Old English mægden +‎ stan or mægð +‎ stan which are equivalent to maid(en) + stone.
Mail	n	Late OE.:tax, tribute, rent. 2. often in combination, as 'borough-mail' (tax paid to the borough); 'house-mail' (rent); 'land-mail' (rent); silver-mail (rent, tax, tribute paid in money); 'mail-free' - (exempt from payment of rent).
Mailer	n	One who pays rent. 2. landlord.
Mail-free	adj	Exempt from payment of tax, tribute, rent.
Mailing	n	The act of paying a rent.
Mailman	n	One who pays rent, tax, tribute.
Mailroom	n	Room for rent.
Main	n	Physical strength, force, or power, 'with might or main.' 2. of a thing; power, virtue, efficacy. 3. a host of men, military force. 3. "The Main" : the high sea, main sea, open sea or ocean. 4. a broad expanse, such as a continent. 5. the most important part of some business, subject, argument; etc.; chief matter, principal thing. 6. phrases: "upon the main" --- for the most part; in all essential points; chief or principal part; important or essential paint, as in the main of all. 6. object aimed at; end, purpose. 7. principal channel, duct for conveying water, electricity, sewage, gas along or through a city. 8. main or mains lands, demesne lands -- the farm attached to a mansion house, the farmhouse.
Main	adj	Strong, vigorous, mighty; possessed of , manifesting or exerting great physical strength or force. 2. said of acts or activities which implies force or energy. 3. epithet of force, strength, sheer force. 3. of an army: great in number, numerous, powerful in arms. 4. of drink: potent, intoxicating. 5. voice or cry: loud. 6. of a storm: violent, raging. 6. of materials or things: great in bulk and dimension; of a large quantity or amount. 7. solid and of mass of earth, rock. 8. of land, country: continental, of mainland. 8. of an affair: highly important, momentous, with impact, consequential. 9. of a person: great, mighty in rank, power or position.
Main	phr	"By Main Dint?" - By or with a powerful or strong blow.
Main	phr	"By or With the Main Hand" - with a strong hand, forcibly.
Main	phr	"In All One's Main" - With all one's power or might.
Main	phr	"In the Main" - generally, usually; for most part.
Main	phr	"The Main of All" - the chief part, essential part, important part.
Main	phr	"Upon the Main"- for most part; in all essential points; mainly
Main	phr	"With Might and Main" - with great power or force. 2. with all one's strength.
Main	phr	"With Mood and Main" - with feeling and force.
Main board	n	Computing: 'motherboard' - the primary circuit board of a personal computer., containing the circuitry for the central processing unit, keyboard, mouses and monitor, together with slots for other devices.
Main drag	n	The main street of a town.
Main frame	n	A large powerful computer with th capacity to process many tasks simultaneously, used by large corporations and organizations, when simultaneously sustained operation is essential and vital.
Main-framelike	adj	Resembling or characteristic
Mainful	adj	Powerful, mighty.
Mainland	n	A principal body of land. 2. a continent as distinguished from an island. 3. A term used to denote a contiguous landmass or political territory relative to its politically associated but geographically remote outlying territories. It is variously used to refer to the continental (i.e. non-insular) part of a polity relative to its exclaves or oceanic islands; or to the largest or most politically, economically, and/or demographically significant island within an island nation. For example, continental Europe is often considered "the mainland" relative to the British Isles, while the island of Great Britain is considered "the mainland" relative to Northern Ireland and the many smaller islands that constitute the United Kingdom.
Mainlander	n	A dweller on a mainland.
Mainless	adj	Powerless, without force, of little might. 2. unimportant, minor in rank or position. 3. few in number, not numerous, not many. 4. small, little, tiny.
Mainline	n	Principal or chief line of a railway, main route or road. 2. principal or important position, mainstream. 3. a large or principal vein into which drugs can be readily injected.
Mainline	vb	To inject drugs into a chief vein.
Mainline- believer	n	One who holds to an orthodox or widely-accepted beliefs, particularly in religious matters.
Mainliner	n	One who injects drugs, particularly heroin, into a chief vein.
Mainly	adv	With force.
Main man	n	One's closest friend (African American Vernacular)
Main mellow	n	A close friend or lover.
Main pin	n	A kingbolt; the main bolt of a structure, esp. a bolt/pin in a motor vehicle that links the chassis to the axle, providing the steering pivot.
Main road	n	A highway, especially between two towns.
Mains	n	The domestic electrical power supply. 2. the pipes of a centralized water supply that transport the water to individual buildings.
Main sail	n	The principal sail on the main mast.
Main sea	n	The high sea.
Main sheet	n	One of the ropes or sheets extending the main sail.
Main span	n	The length of suspended roadway between the tower of a bridge.
Mainspring	n	The chief motive power. 2. a principal spring in a piece of machinery. 3. the main incentive.
Main stem	n	The main street. 2. the main line of a railway. 3. a preeminent person.
Mainstream	n	The prevailing direction of opinion, fashion society' orthodoxy.
Mainstreamer	n	A musician etc., who is the mainstream or chief influence of his profession.
Mainstreet	n	The principal street of a city, town, esp. in the USA. (frequently use as a proper name).
Mainstreet	adj	Symbol of mediocrity, parochialism or materialism in a small town.
Mainstreeter	n	One who symbol of mediocrity, parochialism or materialism. 2. a politician who conducts and promotes his party's political message in the main street of towns.
Mainstreeting	n	A political campaign, or sometimes other types of campaign, conducted by politicians or promoters in the main street of a city to ensure maximum exposure of their message.
Main top	n	A platform at the head of the lower section of the main mast.
Mainward	n	The main body of an army.
Main word	n	Chief, head or important word' a lemma.
Make	vb	To construct, build, create. 2. to produce. 3. to form, constitute. 4. to interpret. 5. to bring into success. 5. to cause to be. 6. to cause to do; force to do. 7. to indicate or suggest to be, or it is so. 8. to cover with bedclothes 9. to recognize, acknowledge worth of. 10. to earn, to gain (money)
Make	n	Brand, type or kind; often paired with model. 2. how a thing is made; construction. 3. quantity produced, especially of materials. 4. (dated) the act or process of making something, especially in industrial manufacturing. 5. person's character, make-up, way or disposition. 6.(computing) a software utility for automatically building large applications, or an implementation of this utility. 7. recognition or identification, especially from police records or evidence. 8. (slang, usually in phrase " lay' or "easy make") past or future target of seduction of a female). (slang, in the military) promotion.  9. home-made or do-it-your-self project.
Make	n	Mate (OE. gemaca); friend, buddy, companion.
Make	phr	"All of Make the Same" - throughout
Make	phr	"Be the Making Of" - bring out one's true cahracter or potential.
Make	phr	"Have the Makings Of" - have the potential to be.
Make	phr	"How Do You Make That Out" - by what process or logic do you come to that conclusion.
Make	phr	"Kiss and Make Up" - to reconcile one's differences.
Make	phr	"Make a Beginning" - begin, commence to do something; make a start.
Make	phr	"Make a Bolt" - hurry to (catch a train)or get to an appointment.
Make	phr	"Make a Book" - to arrange a series of bets, etc.
Make	phr	"Make a Break (for it)" - abscond, depart, run away from, escape (from captivity), sneak away, flee.
Make	phr	"Make After" - to go in pursuit of; go after, chase, pursue, follow.
Make	phr	"Make Against" - to be unfavorable to. 2. to militate or tell against. 3. to make hostile movement towards.
Make	phr	"Make a Beeline Towards" - hurry directly towards.
Make	phr	"Make a Cat Laugh" - be especially comic, ludicrous or incongruous.
Make	phr	"Make a Clean Brest of it" - confess fully; make full confession.
Make	phr	"Make a Clean Sweep" - dispose of everything.
Make	phr	"Make a Day of It' - spend all day doing something enjoyable.
Make	phr	"Make a Deal with" - agree to terms for doing business.
Make	phr	"Make a Friend of" - put oneself appear ridiculous through clumsy or thoughtless behavior.
Make	phr	"Make a Go of" - make something succeed, as a realtionship or marriage.
Make	phr	"Make a Good Death/End" - die with dignity, courage, pious resignation.
Make	phr	"Make a Good Showing" - behave, perform or function creditably. 2. seem to be satisfactory etc in quality and amount.
Make	phr	"Make a Living" - to earn enough income to support oneself and, if applicable one's family.
Make	phr	"Make a Long Arm for" - stretch out to reach (an item, thing etc).
Make	phr	"Make a Loss" - lose money in a financial dealings.
Make	phr	"Make a Man of" - help to grow up, reach manhood.
Make	phr	"Make a Match" - arrange or bring about a marriage.
Make	phr	"Make a Meal of" - overdo something to excess.
Make	phr	"Make a Mistake" - act wrongly or incorrectly.
Make	phr	"Make a Name for Oneself" - earn a reputation in a particular field. 2. become famous or well-known.
Make	phr	"Make an Ass Of" - to cause someone to seem foolish or stupid.
Make	phr	"Make a Night of It" -spend all night doing something enjoyable.
Make	phr	"Make a Pig's Ear of" - to do badly; make a mess of.
Make	phr	"Make a Play for" - attempt to get a position; form a romantic relationship.
Make	phr	"Make As If (as though) to Do (Something)" - to behave as if, feign; hence, to pretend that.
Make	phr	"Make a Speech" - speak formally to an audience on a specific subject and/or a specific occasion. 2. speak to somebody as if one were speaking formally to an audience etc.
Make	phr	"Make a Stand" - resist and not flee the enemy forces, or a physical attack. 2. (fig) adopt and make known a firm attitude against, or opposition to somebody or something.
Make	phr	"Make a Start" - begin, commence to do something.
Make	phr	"Make a Stick For One's Own Back" - make a decision that will have personal, adverse consequences.
Make	phr	"Make a Stink" - complain bitterly, take assertive action in objecting to a problem. 2. to demand attention and or remedy for a problem.
Make	phr	"Make At" - attack, move towards something/somebody as if to attack them. 2. to tend to the advancement of, or progress of, to further, aid.
Make	phr	"Make Away (with)" - steal and hurry away with. 2. depart hastily.
Make	phr	"Make Away With" - put to death. 2. put a person out of the way. 3. end a person's life.
Make	phr	"Make Away with Oneself" - take one's own life; commit suicide; do away with oneself.
Make	phr	"Make a Weekend of" - devote a long time to some activity or pursuit.
Make	phr	"Make a Work" - to ensure the necessity for work to be done. 2. to give trouble.
Make	phr	"Make Belief" - the abstract quality of making believe.
Make	phr	"Make Believe" - pretend; unreal, play a game at.
Make	phr	"Make Bold" - act with daring; to dare.
Make	phr	"Make Care" - to be careful, anxious.
Make	phr	"Make Do (with something)" - to manage to do (with what is available) especially, as an interim measure or substitute or is it is not adequate or satisfactory or desirable.
Make	phr	"Make Ends Meet" - match expenses to income; live reasonably well without getting into debt.
Make	phr	"Make Eyes at" - look at flirtatiously or coquettishly.
Make	phr	"Make Fast" - fasten, tie up, secure, attach something securely.
Make	phr	"Make Felt" - to perceive through the sense of touch, as the softness of skin. 2. perceive as a physical sensation, as a sharp needle.
Make	phr	"Make Fight" - serve or take part in a military campaign.
Make	phr	"Make for" - to operate in favour of; be favorable to. 2. aim at, make possible, to ensure. 3. to tend to the progress or advancement of, to further. 4. make or move towards, a particular place. 5. escape, run away, flee. rush towards in order to attack. 6. have an effect upon.
Make	phr	"Make Forth" - to complete the preparation or equipping of.
Make	phr	"Make Free of" - liberate; allow somebody full rights. 2. take liberties with.
Make	phr	"Make Free with" - be over-familiar with somebody. 2. treat, use, somebody casually or presumptuously as if belonging to oneself.
Make	phr	"Make Friends with" - get on pleasant, intimate terms with; become friendly with.
Make	phr	"Make From" - shape, fashion from raw material. 2. fashion a garment.
Make	phr	"Make Game of" - to jest; ridcule; make fun of.
Make	phr	"Make Glad" - make happy.
Make	phr	"Make Gladness" - make glee, mirth.
Make	phr	"Make Glee" - make glad, mirth.
Make	phr	"Make Good" - do well in life and work, contrasted with being unable to rise from the lowest social economic level, or with being an idler, rogue, criminal. 2. achieve a desired and acknowledged status financially, socially or professionally.
Make	phr	"Make Good" - supply a need. 2. repair, restore or compensate for something.
Make	phr	"Make Goodly" - give oneself airs.
Make	phr	"Make Good One's Flight" - effect, complete, satisfactorily, an action or procedure (escape).
Make	phr	"Make Good Time" - to arrive at a specified or previously announced destination more quickly than anticipated.
Make	phr	"Make Great Play with" - (in a dramatic way, and especially in argument or debate), stress, emphasize, handle, play with.
Make	phr	"Make Great Strides" - progress, develop, improve rapidly.
Make	phr	"Make Grith" - in peace.
Make	phr	"Make Hay of" - demolish, destroy, throw into confusion,
Make	phr	"Make Hay while the Sun Shines" - to act while opportunity exists. 2. to take action while the situation is favorable.
Make	phr	"Make Head or Tail Of" (usually negative cannot)- not understand at all.
Make	phr	"Make Headway" - move forward in an intended course or direction. 2. progress satisfactorily; make progress.
Make	phr	"Make Heard" - make one's position clearly known; speak one's mind, declare, make plain.
Make	phr	"Make Heavy Weather of" - to roll and pitch, as a ship in a storm. 2. make a task seem more difficult than it really is.
Make	phr	"Make a Hit with" - impress favorably; make an impression on.
Make	phr	"Make Inroads" - absorb or consume a considerable amount or part of savings, capital, reserves etc.
Make	phr	"Make Into" - fashion, shape, mould into. 2. cause to become.transform into.
Make	phr	"Make It" - to succeed in crossing a great distance or specified distance, especially in time. 2. to achieve a desired object; to be successful. 3. to keep an appointment. 4. achieve sexual intercourse.
Make	phr	"Make It Do, or Do Without" - if you don't have plenty of money, spend what you have wisely and frugally.
Make	phr	"Make It One's Business" - be determined, or be careful, to do something necessary or desirable.
Make	phr	"Make Itself Felt" - cause one/othersto be keenly aware of something.
Make	phr	"Make It So" - cause something to happen, usually in a positive way.
Make	phr	"Make It Through Something" - to survive, not die as a result of a accident or illness. 2. endure a difficult situation or problem in one's life.
Make	phr	"Make It Up as We Go Along" - to improvise continuously as ond does something. 2. to do something without formal guidelines, notes etc.
Make	phr	"Make It Up" - give to somebody in compensation, recompense for something he/she has missed or suffered. 2. remedy a negligence or failing. 3. settle one's differences.
Make	phr	"Make Known" -to reveal, disclose, unveil, bring to light, tell, uncover, expose.
Make	phr	"Make Light Of" - treat as slight or unimportant.
Make	phr	"Make Like" - to pretend (to be); to behave like as if, to imitate.
Make	phr	"Make Little of" - remain calm, give little attention to, dismiss as trivial or unimportant (in an understanding way).
Make	phr	"Make Love Not War" - an anti-war slogan commonly associated with the American counterculture of the 1960s. It was used primarily by those who were opposed to the Vietnam War, but has been invoked in other anti-war contexts since.
Make	phr	"Make Love to" - kiss and caress. 2. have sexual intercourse with.
Make	phr	"Make Market" - to trade, buy, sell. 2. having dealings with.
Make	phr	"Make Merry" - be lively, boisterous, in a social way - laughing, talking, singing, dancing, eating, drinking.
Make	phr	"Make Mind" - to commemorate, record.
Make	phr	"Make Mirth" - make glee, glad, merry.
Make	phr	"Make Much of" - stress, fuss, emphasis or exaggerate something.
Make	phr	"Make Neither Head nor Tail of" - not understand something.
Make	phr	"Make No Bones Of" - not hesitate to do or say something. 2. act or speak about something frankly and vigorously.
Make	phr	"Make No Mistake" - do not be mislead by appearances into believing something that subsequent events or further events or further information will show to be untrue or not the case.
Make	phr	"Make Nothing Of (doing something)" - to find no difficulty in, or feel no scruples at or about. 2. overcome with ease some apparent difficult obstacle.
Make	phr	"Make Of" - to esteem (well or ill). 2. understand (at all); understand; interpret; to a stated extent. 2. construct of; build of.
Make	phr	"Make Off" - depart, decamp, leave in a hurry; escape, run away.
Make	phr	"Make Off With" - to leave with something in one's possession; steal; appropriate..
Make	phr	"Make Old Bones" - live to an old age.
Make	phr	"Make On" - make a certain profit as the result oof a business transaction.
Make	phr	"Make One Of" - to take part in a combined action. 2. be present at a meeting, etc. 3. to assimilate to the company one joins.
Make	phr	"Make One's Abode" - take up one's abode; make home or live with.
Make	phr	"Make One's Bed and Lie on It" -face the consequences of one's actions.
Make	phr	"Make One's Blood Seethe" - make one very angry.
Make	phr	"Make One's Blood Cold" - frighten, make apprehensive.
Make	phr	"Make One's Bow" - appear, be shown in public or before a particular audience , for the first time.
Make	phr	"Make One's Day" - to render a day delightful; or redeem it from dullness, nowhere, or banality.
Make	phr	"Make One's Farewells" - say goodbye to someone; see, visit people to say goodbye.
Make	phr	"Make One's Flesh Creep" - cause one to feel fear, loathing, aversion, nervous anxiety. 2. give somebody the creeps.
Make	phr	"Make One's Head Spin" - confuse one.
Make	phr	"Make Oneself at Home" - be as cmfortable, relaxed as if one were in their own home.
Make	phr	"Make One's Hair Stand on End" - fill with horror, dread. 2. become terrify or extremely scared. 3. make one's flesh creep.
Make	phr	"Make One's Living For Oneself" - take care care of one's own life. 2. live independently; pay one's own way.
Make	phr	"Make One's Mark" - become successful and well-known generally or in certain circles. 2. especially influence or contribute an art, a science, a sport.
Make	phr	"Make One's Play for" - try by some special action to secure or capture something.
Make	phr	"Make One's Soul" - to devote one's efforts to the saving of one's soul
Make	phr	"Make One's Way " - to direct one's journey (or life) so as to pass by or through it. 2. go, or succeed.
Make	phr	"Make One's Way Back/Along" - proceed, move along, back, across, etc.
Make	phr	"Make One's way in the World" - progress in one's career . 2. make a success in one's work.
Make	phr	"Make or Break (Someone)" - to cause either the complete success or the ruin of a person or thing. 2. resulting in great success or failure. 3. a crucial test leading either to a person or his/her failure, with no intermediary position..
Make	phr	"Make or Mar" - to make a success or complete failure, of an undertaking.
Make	phr	"Make Out" - make progress, proceed, work out, discover get on with, prosper. 2. write, fill out, complete a cheque etc. 3. manage, cope, fare, comprehend, distinguish, understand. 4. claim, assert, maintain; establish by evidence. 5. identifying someone, usually and from a distance and slowly; see, discern. 6. engage in sexual activity.
Make	phr	"Make Out Of" - to create something out of a material or substance.
Make	phr	"Make Over" - to hand over (formally). 2. to transfer the possession of a thing from oneself to another; bequeath. 3. convert, change, transform, renovate. 4.
Make	phr	"Make Play with" - use ostentatiously.
Make	phr	"Make Quick Work of" - to accomplish a specific task easily and quickly. 2. to kill a specific person easily and quickly.
Make	phr	"Make Ready - prepare; do what is necessary.
Make	phr	"Make Right" - set sometimes right and make something right. 2. correct something; alter a situation to make it more fair.
Make	phr	"Make Room for" - to make space or time for. 2. to make additional space into which something can be fitted.
Make	phr	"Make Sail" - to set more sails.
Make	phr	"Make Sheep Eyes At" - flirt; make appealing glances at.
Make	phr	"Make Shift with" - use for lack of something better; make do with.
Make	phr	"Make Short Work of" - to finish with somebody or something very quickly.
Make	phr	"Make So Bold As" - dare, presume, embolden, take the liberty, or have the courage to do something.
Make	phr	"Make Somebody's Blood Run Cold" - fig. to shock or horrify somebody.
Make	phr	"Make Somebody's Day" - be an experience, occurrence, that makes one feel the day has been especially satisfying or significant.
Make	phr	"Make Somebody's Heart Bleed" - make somebody's feel extreme sorrow or pity.
Make	phr	"Make Somebody's Teeth Itch" - to bother or unsettle a person. 2. put on edge.
Make	pr	"Make (Somebody) the Laughing Stock" - a thing or person make sport by all; a butt of ridicule. 2. an object of ridicule, someone who is publicly ridiculed, probably in the stocks.
Make	phr	"Make Something Look New" - clean, mend, polish something that it looks as it did when new.
Make	phr	"Make Something (Out) of It" - cause an argument or fight.
Make	phr	"Make Something Out of Nothing" - to think or say that something is problem when it is not.
Make	phr	"Make Something Out of Oneself" - to be successful on one's own iniative.
Make	phr	"Make Something Stick" - prove, substantiate, validate or make effective, esp. something said about or against somebody/something.
Make	phr	"Make Somebody Tired" - be or appear tiresome, exasperating, difficult to understand or deal with.
Make	phr	"Make Something Up" - invent, lie, fabricate, fib.
Make	phr	"Make Something Work" - cause something to work effectively.
Make	phr	"Make That Out - (How)" - by what process or logic do you come to that conclusion.
Make	phr	"Make the Best of" - do one best in difficult conditions, or with limited means.
Make	phr	"Make the Best of One or Other Worlds" - combine the best aspects of different ways of life, philosophies. *see etymology of*
Make	phr	"Make the Most of" - get as much from experience, etc as one can. 2. exploit something to its fullest. 3. take the best advantage of a situation.
Make	phr	"Make the Running" - in a race, take the lead and set the pace which other competitors must maintain if they hope to win. 2.(fig) take the lead in a conversation, argument, course of action, forcing or encouraging others to follow and compete.
Make	phr	"Make the Welkin Ring" - make a loud ring. 2. to celebrate or revel.
Make	phr	"Make the Worst of" - fail, refuse, to mke any effort when faced with difficulties.
Make	phr	"Make the Worst of Both* Worlds" - combine the worst features of two ways of life, philosophies. *see etymology of.
Make	phr	"Make Things Worse" - worsen an already dangerous, undesirable or awkward situation or condition.
Make	phr	"Make Time For" - to reserve a period of time to do something. 2. to travel at a faster than usual speed than. 3. to spend a time with a person in or in pursuit of a romantic relationship.
Make	phr	"Make Time (with)" - to make advances to the opposite sex.
Make	phr	"Make To" - to lend or contribute to. 2. to be favorable or conducive to, to go in support of. 3. to set to work.
Make	phr	"Make to Death" - put to death; to make away; make out of the way.
Make	phr	"Make Together" - to do something together (collectively).
Make	phr	"Make Under" - to makeover in awhich the quality, flashness or value of something is downgraded
Make	phr	"Make Understood" - make oneself understood or comprehended a language of which you have only a basic knowledge of.
Make	phr	"Make Unto" - create, produce (something) in favor or respect of another.
Make	phr	"Make Up" - to reconcile after a difference, dispute or quarrel; to become friends again. 2. replace; make good; redress, repay for one's past failures. 3. compose, invent, (possibly to deceive). 4. form, compose, invent, complete, constitute to full strength. 5. prepare by mixing ingredients together. 6. prepare one's body or face with cosmetics in order to look attractive. prepare one's body or face for a performance in a theatre or a film. 7. prepare a bed for a patient; prepare a bed for an unexpected guest. 8. put together food for a picnic basket. 9. make complete in strength, number, complement, required total. 10. make a road with a hard surface of bitumen etc to make it suitable for fast motor traffic. 11. add more fuel to the fire.
Make	phr	"Make Up to" - compensate, supply a substitute for. 2. redress, repay somebody for past failures; make amends for. 3. make friendly advances.
Make	phr	"Make Upon" - make at.
Make	phr	"Make Up for Lost Time" - make a special effort to do something after beginning late.
Make	phr	"Make Up From/Into" - shape, manufacture, form (a finished article) from raw material. 2. fashion a garment from material.
Make	phr	"Make Up One's Mind" - to come to a decision or conclusion.
Make	phr	"Make Up One's Mind For (to do something)" - to be reconciled to the thought of. 2. have one's mind made up for.
Make	phr	"Make Up One's Mouth" - make a particular facial expression.
Make	phr	"Make Up To" - to draw near to. 2. to make romantic advances towards. 3. go to great lengths to repair a damaged or fractured relationship.
Make	phr	"Make Water" - to urinate. 2. Of a ship taking in water.
Make	phr	"Make Waves" - cause difficulty or trouble.
Make	phr	"Make Way (for)" - move aside; allow others to proceed. 2. achieve progress.
Make	phr	"Make With" - to side with; have common cause with. 2. perform. proceed with.
Make	phr	"On the Make" - intent on winning someone's affection. 2. seeking sexual pleasure. 3. improving, advancing, getting better. 4. intent on, or greedy, for profit or advancement. 5. make pecuniary gains.
Make	phr	"That Makes Two Of Us" - so am I.
Make	phr	"What Do You Make of It" - what is your opinion?
Make	phr	"What Makes You Here" - what are you doing here.
Make-a-do	n	A to-do, uproar, stir. 2. one who makes believe or pretense.
Make-and-break	adj	A device for making and breaking an electrical circuit.
Make-believe	n	Pretense, wishful thinking, daydreaming.
Make-believe	adj	Pretended, unreal.
Make-believer	n	One who pretends, lies, or fantasizes.
Make-believing	n	The act or practice of lying, pretending, fantasizing.
Make-do	n	One who resorts to make-shift or temporary expediency.
Make-do	adj	Characterized by makeshift methods. 2. survive or sustain by the bare necessities. 3. temporary, makeshift, expediency. 4. use make-do methods.
Makedom	n	Form, shape, esp.,elegant form, shapeliness, comeliness.
Make-fast	n	An iron ring or other object to which a boat is made fast.
Make-fire	n	An incendiary.
Make-game	n	One who or that which furnishes material for amusement; hence, a laughing-stock, butt (of jokes or amusement).
Make-god	n	A derisive term for a romish priest.
Make-king	n	The maker of a king or the appointment of a person to a very senior position.
Make-law	n	A law-giver.
Makeless	adj	Matchless, without equal, peerless. 2. without a mate or friend.
Make-mirth	adj	One who makes merriment, mirth and levity.
Make-or-break	adj	Resulting in great success or failure
Make-out	n	A major change in the use of something. 2. a major change in the appearance of something or someone. 3. a radical transformation.
Make-out	adj	Of, or involving or suited to making out.
Make-over	n	A major change in the use of something, or in the appearance of something or someone. 2. a radical transformation.
Maker	n	A person who makes things. 2. a maker engaged in in a business manufacturing some product; a manufacturer. 3. "The Maker': the Judaeo-Christian God, the Maker of the Universe. 4. a poet; scop, skald, word-weaver..
Maker	sfx	One who makes or fabricates, as a glassmaker.
Maker	phr	"Meet One's Maker" - to die. 2. die violently.
Makeready	n	Final preparation and adjustments.
Make-right	n	One who makes things right, corrects or rectifies.
Maker-outer	n	(Slang) : a kisser; someone who makes out (kisses).
Makership	n	The office of a maker or creator.
Maker-upper	n	A person who makes something. 2. a packer of manufactured goods.
Makeshift	adj	A temporary or improvised solution; an expedient. 2. a temporary substitute of an inferior kind; also (transfig). of a person. 3. of a person: roguish, shifty, cunning.
Makeshiftness	n	Condition of being makeshift, temporary, improvised, inferior. 2. of the nature of, or character of being makeshift.
Makeshift shrine	n	A temporary memorial, often with a white cross draped in or surrounded by flower tributes, erected on a roadside site where a friend or loved one has died as a result or a motor vehicle or an act of murder.
Make-shifty	adj	Something developed as a temporary contrivance in any emergency.
Make-span	n	In manufacturing, the time difference between the start and finish of a sequence of jobs or tasks.
Make-talk	n	Something said for the sake of talking. 2. idle chatter.
Makeunder	n	A makeover in which the quality, flashiness or value of something is downgraded.
Make-up	n	The manner, character or temperament of a person. 2. the application by an actor of powder, lipstick, etc to one's, face, for a theatrical role. 3. cosmetics: lipstick, powder, blush for women. 4. a made-up story, invention or fiction. 5. compensation. 6. the balancing of a accounts at the end of period. 7. an arrangement or lay-out of a printed page, magazine etc.
Make-way	n	An event or situation that leads to another. 2. a segue.
Make-weight	n	Something put on the scales to make up the required weight. 2. that which is thrown into a scale to increase weight. 3. any person or thing made use of to fill up a deficiency.
Make-work	n	Work or activity of little or no value devised mainly to keep someone busy
Making	n	The process of producing something. 2. the essential qualities needed for something. 3. composition, structure, make.
Making	adj	Productive, creative, prosperous. 2. causing, fabricating or constructing; workmanship; 3. that which contributes to improvement or success. a quantity of anything made at one time; a batch. 4. the ingredients or materials used in the making something.
Making	sfx	Combining form act of causing or producing . 2. creating or causing to be.
Making	phr	"Be the Making(s)Of" - to be the means or cause of progress or success. 2. bring out somebody's true character or potential.
Making	phr	"Have the Makings of" - have the potential to be.
Making	phr	"In the Making" - in the process of being made or becoming.
Making-as-if	n	Pretense, lying, falsification, fantasy.
Making-good	n	Thorough or careful use of resources. 2.
Making-merry	n	Joy, mirth, fun.
Making-ready	n	Preparation.
Makings	n	The essential qualities needed for something; ingredients, component part or elements, mixture in a recipe. 2. paper and tobacco for rolling a cigarette. 3. earnings or profit.
Making-up	n	Reconciliation. 2. dressing up. 3. disguise for impersonation. 4. completion; the balancing of accounts at the end of a certain period. 5. composition. 6. compounding.
Mallow	n	A common wild plant, Malva.
Mallow-wort	n	A plant of the N.O. Malvaceae.
Mallum	n	A shire moot, meeting, discussion. 2. the hundred-court among the Franks, (by modern historians sometime used as the name of a common Germanic institution, and also attributed to the Anglo-Saxons.)
Malm	n	A soft friable rock, consisting of a soft chalky material; used especially in making bricks. 2. the light loamy soil formed by the disintegration of this rock.
Malm	vb	To be soft; friable.
Malmstone	n	Chert, a rock similar to flint, used in building and paving.
Malmy	adj	Resembling a stratum or vein of malmstone. 2. marble, a block or slab, etc.
Malshave	n	A caterpillar.
Malt	n	Malted grain (usu. barley) used in brewing and other purposes. 2. malt liquor, esp. malt whiskey. 3. short for 'malted milkshake' a milkshake with malted milk powder added for flavor.
Malt	vb	To convert or make a cereal grain into malt.
Malt	phr	"Soft Fire makes Sweet Malt" - an admonition to be gentle or merciful.
Malt-dust	n	Malt refuse.
Malted	adj	Made into malt.
Malted milk	n	A milkshake containing malt and a flavor.
Malten	vb	To undergo malting, to malt.
Malter	n	A maltman, a malster.
Malt-floor	n	A floor for drying malt.
Malthouse	n	A building in which malt is prepared and stored.
Malting	n	The action of process of making malt or converting into malt.
Maltless	adj	Without malt; deficient in malt.
Malt-loaf	n	A British snack made from malt with a sweet taste and a chewy texture like a haevy soft bread.
Malt-mad	adj	Heavily intoxicated.
Maltman	n	One employed in a malthouse.
Maltness	n	The state or quality of being malty.
Maltscot	n	Tax paid on the privilege of making malt.
Maltshop	n	A malthouse.
Malster	n	A maker of or dealer in malt.
Maltworm	n	A tippler, a boozer, a sot.
Malty	adj	Addicted to, affected by, or containing malt (in the form of malt liquor). 2. drunk (sl.).
Man	n	An adult male human.  2. (collective) all human males collectively: mankind.  2. a human, a person of either gender, usually an adult. 3. (collective) all humans collectively: mankind, humankind, humanity. (sometimes capitalized as Man.) 4. (in anthropology, archaeology, paleontology) a member of the genus Homo, especially of the species Homo sapiens. 6.(obsolete) - a sentient being, whether human or supernatural. 7. an adult male who has, to an eminent degree, qualities considered masculine, such as strength, integrity, and devotion to family; a mens. 8. (uncountable, obsolete, uncommon) manliness; the quality or state of being manly. 9. a husband; lover; a boyfriend. 10. male enthusiast or devotee; a male who is very fond of or devoted to a specified kind of thing. 11. a person, usually male, who has duties or skills associated with a specified thing. (used as the last element of a compound.) person, usually male, who can fulfill one's requirements with regard to a specified matter.  12. male who belongs to a particular group: an employee, a student or alumnus, a representative, etc. 13. an adult male servant. (historical) 13. vassal; subject. 15. a term of familiar address often implying on the part of the speaker some degree of authority, impatience, or haste. 16. boy; human, male; the man, woman.
Man	vb	To supply (something) with staff or crew (of either sex). 2. to take up position in order to operate (something). 3. to brace (oneself), to fortify or steel (oneself) in a manly way. 2. to wait on, attend to or escort. 3. ( obsolete) To accustom (a hawk or other bird) to the presence of men.
Man	intj	An interjection used to place emphasis on something else: "Man, that was great'.
Man	sfx	One who manufactures; one who is an expert in an area, as a businessman.
Man	phr	"A Dirty Old Man" - an adult man - middle aged or elderly- who acts in a lewd or lechorous way.
Man	phr	"A Man Among Men" - a man of high excellence; outstanding.
Man	phr	"A Man's Life" - life and work that is suitable for (only) strong and active men.
Man's man	n	"A Man's Man" - a man fond of masculine pursuits and masculine company, and less attracted to domesticity or the society of women.
Man	phr	"A Marked Man" - someone who is very well for a misdeed.
Man	phr	"As a Man" - in respect to a man's personal character, e.g. as distinguished from his achievements, abilities, skills, work and wealth, etc.
Man	phr	"Be a Man" - act with strength, be brave, courageous, be independent. (in the following phrases used in the sense: 'individual male person'.
Man	phr	"As One Man" - in unison, in agreement.
Man	phr	"Be Man Enough" - be sufficiently man or strong in the situation.
Man	phr	"Be One's Own Man" - to be in control or command of oneself. 2. to be in full control of one's senses, faculties or powers. 3. be free to act, be independent. 4. to approach every issue in a totally objective manner.
Man	phr	"Between Man and Man" - matters or issues between persons. 2. interpersonal relationship in a broad senses.
Man	phr	"Brotherhood of Man" - whole of human society.
Man	phr	"Dead Man's School" - job opportunity provided by somebody's death or retirement.
Man	phr	"Every Man/Woman and His/her Dog" - everybody.
Man	phr	"Every (each) Man for Himself" - of a situation in which each person is occupied with his own safety or advancement.
Man	phr	"Every Man, Woman and Child" - every living person.
Man	phr	"He is Your Man" - he conforms to you ideals.
Man	phr	"Hit a Man When He's Down" - add to the misfortune of somebody who is already unfortunate.
Man	phr	"I'm Your Man" - a person who is needed or wanted.
Man	phr	"Like a Man" - resembling a brave, resourceful person.
Man	phr	"Make a Man of" - cause a youth to become resourceful.
Man	phr	"Man About Town." - one constantly seen at public or private functions.
Man	phr	"Man After One's Own Heart" - somebody etc of exactly the kind one likes best, because he etc matches an ideal.
Man	phr	"Man alive! - an expression of surprise; astonishment.
Man	phr	"Man and Man" - a matter between two men
Man	phr	"Man and Wife" - a newly married couple.
Man	phr	"Man at Arms" - a soldier, a feudal knight.
Man	phr	"Man at the Top" - the head of an administration, or of a financial, industrial, or trading concerns of some size and complexity. 2. the top man or top dog.
Man	phr	"Man Bites Dog" - a definition of what makes 'news' or is newsworthy.
Man	phr	"Man by Man" - each man separately, to each man separately. 2. per man; individually.
Man	phr	"Man for Man" - an assessment who is the better man (purely subjective and in various senses).
Man	phr	"Man in Black" - a clergyman.
Man	phr	"Man in the Middle" - an adversary that intercepts and often modifies communications. 2. one who is caught in the centre of opposing sides in an argument or controversy and is being pressured to support one side or the other.
Man	phr	"Man/Woman in the Moon" - a fancied resemblance of a man (or a man's face).
Man	phr	"Man In the Street" - ordinary, average people, especially when talking about their opinions and ideas.
Man	phr	"Man is a Wolf to his fellow Man" - humankind prey on one another; man is a predator.
Man	phr	"Man it Out" - to bear up manfully.
Man	phr	"Man of Afterwit" - one whose after thoughts and retorts come to little or too late, as the mischief has been done. 2. one who lacks the skill of esprit de l'escalier.
Man	phr	"Man Of All Work" - factotum, jack of all trades.
Man	phr	"Man of Blood" - a murderer, genocidal maniac.
Man	phr	"Man of Breeding" - somebody of high birth, an aristocrat.
Man	phr	"Man of Deeds" - someone who acts first and thinks later.
Man	phr	"Man of Feeling" - well-meaning, very noble person sensitive to the suffering of others. 2. a generous hearted person.
Man	phr	"Man of Few Words" - a man who doesn't speak much. 2. a man who speaks only for a short time.
Man	phr	"Man of Forewit - a person of insight and foresight.
Man	phr	"Man of Glee - one who is happy, blissful, merry.
Man	phr	"Man of God" - a person devoted to the service of god; a saint, a holy man, a prophet, an ecclesiastic; a clergyman.
Man	phr	"Man of Healing" - Jesus. 2. a shaman, witch-doctor, faith-healer, medicine man.
Man	phr	"Man/Woman of His/Her Day" - someone who is famous among his/her contemporaries.
Man	phr	"Man/Woman of his Word" - someone who keeps promises and does as he/she says he/she will.
Man	phr	"Man of Iron/Steel" - somebody with great strength of character.
Man	phr	"Man of Means" - man of important and usually wealth.
Man	phr	"Man of Mold - mortal man: man who become dust or mold again after death.
Man	phr	"Man of Nothing to Do" - an idler, lay about.
Man	phr	"Man Of One's Own Heart" - somebody exactly the kind one likes best , because he/she matches an ideal.
Man	phr	"Man of One's Word" - one who sticks to her or her promises.
Man	phr	"Man of Sin" - the Antichrist.
Man	phr	"Man of Sorrows" - a name supposed to allude to the Messiah.
Man	phr	"Man of Straw" - someone who is cowardly; weak-willed. 2. a man of small means.
Man	phr	"Man of the Cloth" - a clergyman.
Man	phr	"Man/Woman of the House" - the householder, esp. of a family home.
Man	phr	"Man of the Old School" - somebody with traditional views.
Man	phr	"Man/Woman of the World" - secular person. 2. a worldly-wise person. 3. a person well accustomed to the ways and dealings of men. 4. a sophisticated person.
Man	phr	"Man of the Year" - somebody who has achieved fame or notoriety in a particular year.
Man	phr	"Man of War" - a naval vessel armed for hostilities. 2. orig. a soldier.
Man	phr	"Man of Wisdom" - in biblical sense a man in favor with God. 2. in a general sense: one who has the ability to think and act using knowledge, experience, common sense, and insight.
Man	phr	"Man One Most Loves to Hate" - someone or somebody that one takes a positive pleasure in disliking, despising or criticizing.
Man	phr	"Man Oneself" - to prepare or brace oneself, as for an ordeal.
Man	phr	"Man or a Mouse" - brave, determined, as a man should be, or timid and evasive like a mouse.
Man	phr	"Man's man" - a man who qualities are appreciated by other men.
Man	phr	"Man's Meat" - women seduced ('food' for men).
Man	phr	"Man to Man" - frank or candid discussion between men. 2. (honestly) on equal terms.
Man	phr	"Man with an Axe" - the king of diamond in a deck of playing cards.
Man	phr	"My Good Man" - a patronizing or impolite mode of address to a man.
Man	phr	"My Man" - a person who can fulfill ones requirements, or with whom one has to do; specifically one's representative or envoy.
Man	phr	"No Man's Land" - neutral ground between opposing forces or armies.
Man	phr	"One's Own Man" - be totally independent.
Man	phr	"One Own Man again" - to fully recover good health after a severe illness.
Man	phr	"One's Right-hand Man" - trusted deputy or loyal aide or assistant.
Man	phr	"The Brotherhood of Man" - whole of human society.
Man	phr	"The Inner Man" - man's mind, soul, or nature. 2. jocular, in fun: the stomach or appetite of a man.
Man	phr	"The Man" - slang phrase that may refer to government or some other authority. 2. any man or group in charge or in authority, a commanding officer, guard in a prison, a policeman, a boss. 3. the white ruling class (US Ebonics). 4. a dealer in drugs. 5. God. 6. self-praise to express one authority, 'I'm the Boss'.
Man	phr	"The Man for Me" - one to whom I give my support, trust, love; often as an emphatic expression of approval.
Man	phr	"The Outer Man" - the visible, external aspect of a person.
Man	phr	"To a Man" -without exception, together, unanimously.
Man	phr	'Two Men and a Dog" - very few people.
Man	phr	"May the Best Man Win" - I hope that the best person succeeds.
Man	phr	"My Good Man" - impolite form of address made by somebody who regards himself/ herself as superior.
Man	phr	"The Threefold Man" - according to the Jews, man consists of body, soul, and spirit.
Man	phr	"The White Man's Burden" - colonial responsibilty.
Man	phr	"You Can't Keep a Good Man Down" - a determined person will succeed.
Man-about-town	n	A man who frequents night-clubs, theatres, restaurants, bars etc. 2. a sophisticate.
Manath	n	Man oath. 2. false oath, perjury, --- modern form would be moan oath.
Man-bane	n	An opprobrious name for tobacco and smoking, and its deleterious affect, often fatal, upon smokers.
Man-born	adj	Born of man; human.
Manbote	n	A sum paid under Old English law to the lord as a compensation for killing his vassal (man); also, similar compensation paid to the kin of a man murdered..
Man-box	n	Slang term for a coffin.
Man-child	n	A male child.
Man day	n	The amount of work that one person can do in one day, often considered to be the equivalent of eight man hours.
Man-dealer	n	A slaver, slave-trader.
Man deed	n	A wicked act or deed.
Man-devil	n	Incubus.
Mandom	n	The realm of the world of a man.
Mandragora	n	The mandrake, especially a type of narcotic.
Man-dream	n	Human joy, mirth; glee.
Mane	n	The long hair along the top and sides of the neck of certain mammals, such as a horse, or a male lion. 2. a long thick growth of hair on a person's hair.
Maneater	n	Cannibal, head-hunter. 2. a shark which attacks swimmers. 3. a tiger or any animals which attacks and kills humans. 4. a woman who treats men emotionally badly; a predatory woman.
Man-eating	n	The act of man-eating in the various senses expressed in the noun 'maneater'.
Maned	adj	Having a mane; having a long mane.
Maned wolf	n	The largest canid of South America.
Maneless	adj	Devoid of a mane; not having a mane. 2. slang: bald.
Maneless	adj	The state or condition of not having a mane. 2. lacking or without a mane.
Man-fearing	adj	Of animals that are fearful of man. 2. a woman meek and bashful in the presence of a man or men.
Manfolk	n	Menfolk.
Man friend	n	A male friend. 2. a male romantic partner.
Manful	adj	Characterized by manly courage, resolution, bravery. 2. stately appearance; appearance befitting a man. 3. stout, bold.
Manfully	adv	In a manful manner; in a manly way, resolutely, valiantly.
Manfulness	n	In a manful state or condition: courage, bravery, boldness.
Mang	vb	To mix, mung, mong, mingle.
Manhandle	vb	To move something heavy by the force of a man or men; without the aid of a lever, pulleys, machinery or a tackle. 2. to control machinery,by means of one's own physical strength. 3.to physically jostle or strike a person; maltreat, mistreat, rough up.
Man-hardy	adj	Brave, courageous, manly.
Man-hater	n	A hater of mankind; misanthrope; also occasionally. a hater of the male sex.
Man-hating	n	Misandry; a hater of the male sex.
Manhead	n	State of being human. 2. condition of belonging to humanity. 3. human shape or form. 4. human nature. 5. quality of being human. 6. virility, manhood, courage, valor. 7. manly dignity; dignity of manhood. 8. homage. 9. humanity. humanness, kindness.
Man-high	adj	A before Space Age U.S military project that took men in balloons to the middle layers of the stratisphere.
Man hole	n	An opening through which a man may enter a sewer, drain, pit, tunnel etc.
Manhood	n	State or condition of being human; human nature. 2. dignity of man. 3. state of being a man, as opposed to a child; as opposed to woman-hood. 4. qualities eminently becoming a man; manliness, courage, valor. 5. humanity, humanness. 6. homage. 7. men collectively.
Manhunt	n	A hunt to recapture a person who has committed a crime or has escaped from prison.
Man-hunter	n	Cannibal, man-eater, slave-dealer, brigand. 2. a woman, especially a widow or spinster. 2. an employment agency; a recruitment agency,
Man-hunting	n	Organized searching for a criminal or an enemy.
Manifold	adj	Various in kind, in quality,diverse. 2. many in number, numerous, multiple, multiple. 3. complicated. 4. exhibited at diverse times or in various ways.
Manifold	vb	To make manifold, multiply. 2. to multiply or reproduce impressions of by a single operations.
Manifoldly	adv	In a manifold manner or many-numbered ways.
Manifoldness	n	Quality of being manifold, varied in character; multiplicity. 2. a general concept of magnitude. 3. diversity.
Manifoldwise	adv	In various ways.
Mankeen	adj	Of animals (rarely persons): inclined to attack men. 2. fierce, savage, wild. 2. of women: very fond of men 3. infuriated, furious, fierce, mad.
Mankind	n	The human race, people, mankin. 2. human being generally.
Manless	adj	Having no men, either in the sense of human beings or adult persons; without, folkless. 2. of a woman: lacking the company of men, having no husband or suitor. 3. unmanly, effeminate, inhuman.
Manlessness	n	Cowardice. 2. of women: the state or condition of being without men; manless.
Manlihead	n	The condition of being human, virility, courage, bravery.
Manlihood	n	Virility, masculinity, machismo, vigor. 2. manliness.
Manlike	adj	Resembling a human being in appearance or characteristics, an anthropoid. 2. (of a woman) having an appearance of, or qualities associated with men. 3. manly, belonging or proper to a man.
Manlikely	adv	In the way of a man;or in a man like manner.
Manlikeness	n	The quality or state of being like a man. 2. manfulness, courage, virility, baldness, strength.
Manliness	n	Set of qualities, traits and abilities appropriate to man, similarity. 2. man-fullness, maleness, mannishness, manhood, manliness, masculinity, virility.
Manling	n	A little man
Manlock	n	A airlock through which pass workers into a chamber of compressed air, esp. in mines.
Manly	adj	Having the character of a man. 2. having qualities befitting a man, courageous, resolute.
Man-mad	adj	Of a woman: desirous of men.
Man-made	adj	Not of natural origin. 2. prepared, fashioned or made artificially by man. 3. of textiles fibers made by man: synthetic.
Man-mark	n	To mark an opposition closely.
Man-midwife	n	A male midwife.
Man-minded	adj	Having the mind of a man.
Manned	adj	Operated by, performed by, or transporting a person; crewed; piloted. 2. operated by, performed by, or transporting a man
Manning	n	The action of furnishing a ship with men.
Mannish	n	Resembling or characteristic of a man in some aspect. 2. of a woman masculine in appearance or manner.
Mannishly	adv	Of or relating to the manner of men.
Mannishness	n	The condition of being mannish, manliness, or masculine.
Man month	n	One person's working time fora month, or the equivalent, used as a measure of how much work or labor is required or consumed to perform some task.
Man-of-God	n	A clergyman. 2. a saint.
Man-of-law	n	Lawyer, solicitor, solon, counselor.
Man of War	n	A warship, but referred to as 'she'.
Man-of-the-Cloth	n	A clergyman.
Man-of-the-world	adj	Secular person.
Man-on-man	adj	Referring to a defensive paly where each player man-marks his opposing number.
Man quell	n	Murder, killing, homicide..
Man-queller	n	Murderer, killer, slayer.
Man-quelling	n	Homicide, murder.
Manrede	n	Homage; note phrases: " to do or make manrede; to take, nim, or fang manrede." 2. vassals collectively: the men the lord can call upon in time of war, hence a supply of me for the purpose of war. 3. the position of a leader of fighting men; the conduct of an army. 4. carnal intercourse.
Man-ridden	adj	Full of or oppressed by men
Man rope	n	Each of the side ropes to a gangway or ladder of a ship.
Man-selling	n	A slave-dealer; a slave-trader; a slaver.
Man-shaped	adj	Resembling or like the shape of a man.
Manship	n	Humanity, kindness, courtesy, civility. 2. position of honor or respect, dignity, worship, honor. 3. honor shown to a person: homage, respect, dignity. 3. manly spirit or conduct, gallantry, manliness, chivalry. 4. the characteristics of being a man' manliness, masculinity, manliness, manhood. 5. the human condition.
Manship	vb	To denote skill in a subject or activity now so deployed to disconcert a rival or opponent. 2. used as a suffix in words such as "one-upmanship."
Manship	sfx	A suffix denoting expertise, involvement, or special status in a particular field.
Man-shy	adj	Of animals: fear of humans. 2. of a woman: shy in the company of men.
Manslaught	n	Murder, homicide, manslaughter.
Manslaughter	n	The killing or slaying of a person. 2. the unlawful killing of a man; either in negligence, incidental to the commission of some unlawful act, but without specific malice, or upon a sudden excitement of anger.
Manslay	vb	To kill, murder, commit homicide.
Manslayer	n	A killer, slayer, butcher. 2. one who kills or commits murder or manslaughter. 3. one who kills another person. 4. an executioner.
Man's man	n	A man who is popular among men.
Man's meat	n	"Food for men' (in an indecent sense): women who are seduced by men.
Man's motherwort	n	Palma christi.
Manspread	n	(Of a man) to splay one's legs open wide when sitting on public transport, thus occupying more than one seat.
Manspreading	vb	The practice of men splaying their legs open wide when sitting on public transport, thus occupying more than one seat.
Man's talk	n	A discussion between males as seen as inappropriate for female ears. Often it involves smutty jokes on discussions about sport.
Man-stealing	n	The act or business of kidnapping human beings , esp. with a view to enslave them.
Man-stopping	adj	Having force sufficient to stop a man's advance: said of a bullet.
Manswear	vb	To swear falsely, perjure oneself. 2. to renounce on oath, forswear.
Manswearing	n	Perjury, false swearing on oath.
Mantle	n	(Fusion of OE. mentel and OF mantel, both from latin: cloak, towel, cloth) - foam that covers the surface of liquid. 2. the green vegetable coating on standing or stagnant water. ?
Mantle	phr	The Mantle and the Maid" - a vow of chastity taken by a widow.
Man-to-man	adj	Bluntly, candidly, directly, honestly, outright, forthright, plainly, unashamedly.
Man-to-manness	n	The disposition of being candid, forthright or direct, etc.
Manward(s)	adv	In relation to a man, pertaining to a man. 2. in the direction of a man.
Man-whore	n	A male prostitute, gigolo, womanizer, libertine.
Man-wickedness	n	The inhumanity of man to his fellow man.
Man-wise	adj	The fashion or way of men. 2. in respect of a man. 3. concerning an individual men
Man-witch	n	A male witch or warlock.
Man-woman	n	A hermaphrodite, a mannish woman, one having the characteristics of both sexes, man-womanly.
Man-womanly	adj	Having the characteristics of both sexes, or both man and woman.
Manworth	n	The worth of man: nobleness, idealistically the way one treats and cares about others. 2. the monetary value of man himself. 3. man in an economic sense: his value as a wage-earner, consumer, spender.
Manworthy	adj	The worthiness, goodness, nobleness of a man or men(collectively). 2. the humanity of man.
Many	adj	OE. had a derivative "menige" that did not survive into ME. and though the modern use of many, though agreeing with the OE. form, was a new development which has not been found earlier than the C16th.
Many	n	A collective mass of people. 2. an indefinite large number of people or things.  2. a multitude; a great aggregate; a mass of people; the generality; the common herd; considerable number.
Many	prn	A collective mass of people. 2. a multitude, great aggregate, a mass of persons. 3. the generality, the common herd. 4. a considerable number.
Many	phr	"A Few or One Too Many" - to much alcohol to drink.
Many	phr	"A Good Many" - a large number.
Many	phr	"A Great Many" - a large number.
Many	phr	"As Many" - the same number of (six mistakes in as many lines)
Many	phr	"As Many Again" - the same number additionally (sixty here and as many again).
Many	phr	"Have One Too Many" - too many alcoholic drinks consumed.
Many	phr	"Many a Long Day" - a very long period of time.
Many	phr	"Many and Many" - (reduplication of many) a great amount; a lot or number of.
Many	phr	"Many a Time" - many times, frequently. 2. many's the time.
Many	phr	"Many a Time and Oft" - frequently.
Many	phr	"Many and Many" - (reduplication of many) a great amount; a lot or number of.
Many	phr	"Many are Called Few are Chosen" - although many persons may wish to qualify for entry into an elite or private group, only few will have the ability or good fortune to succeed.
Many	phr	"Many Hands Make Light Work" - many helpers get a task completed more easily and quickly than one person working alone.
Many	phr	"Many Men Many Minds" - there are as many opinions as there are men.
Many	phr	"Many Moons Ago" - a long time ago, esp. referring to an earlier period of one's life.
Many	phr	"Many Thanks to You" - an expression of gratitude, expressing greater gratitude than 'thank you' or 'thanks'.
Many	phr	"Many's the Time" - frequently, often.
Many	phr	"One Too Many for" - outwit, baffle.
Many	phr	"The Many" - the multitude, the great body of people. 2. an indefinite large number of.
Man-year	n	One person's working time for a year, or the equivalent, used as a measure of how much work or labor is required or consumed to perform some task.
Manyfold	adj	Etymological identical with manifold, though rarely used in the same sense (= in the proportion of many to one.)
Many-folds	n	The intestines (the tharms), from having many folds.
Manyfull	adj	Abundant, plentiful, many in number.
Many-headed	adj	Often applied derisively to people or the populace.
Many-hede	n	A multitude; manyhood.
Manyness	n	Plurality, many in number.
Many-sided	adj	Multilateral, having many aspects, bearings, capabilities, possibilities.
Many-sideness	n	Multilateral, having many sides, many possibilities.
Many-where	adv	In many places.
Maple	n	Any of the trees of the genus "Acer." 2. the common maple: "Acer campestre."
Maple leaf	n	The emblem of Canada
Maple-like	adj	Resembling a maple tree in some aspect of s one.
Mar	n	Blemish, disfiguring mark, injury.
Mar	vb	OE. to waste, squander (property) 2. to hamper, hinder, interfere with interruption or stoppage (person, event or thing.) 3. to spoil, impair with objective. 4. a material thing: to damage or render useless, to destroy or impair the quality of. 4. with immaterial object: to impair, fatally ruin. 5. to detract from the perfection or completeness of. 6. to become deteriorated, to spoil, to perish. 7. to harm, injure a person, to inflict destructive bodily harm upon; to mangle, disfigure. 8. to ruin, damage seriously (a person, his fortune.) 9. to ruin or damage morally, to spoil a child by indulgence. 10.to confuse, bewilder, perplex; to become bewildered or confused, . 11. to trouble, grieve, distress. 12. to err, go astray, falter.
Mar	phr	"Make or Mar" - to make a success or complete failure, of an undertaking.
Mar	phr	"To Mar All" - completely prevent successful business taking place. 2. to spoil all.
March	n	Smallage or wild celery.
March-day	n	A court held to try cases of infraction of border law.
Marches	n	The OE mearc, a mark , border, as in Kent or Sussex marches.
Marches	phr	"Riding the Marches" - beating the bounds of a parish.
March-gate	n	A way across a frontier. 2. a border crossing.
March-land	n	(Mearc-land) land comprising the marches or borders areas of a country. 2. the border territory, frontier land, the mark.
March-man	n	An inhabitant of the marches or borders.
Marchstone	n	A markstone: a stone set up to mark a boundary of an estate or area.
Mardarse	n	A sulky, petulant, or grumpy person. Etymology OE: 'mar' & 'arse"
Mare	n	The mother or dam of a horse. 2, a bricklayer's hod.
Mare	n	A kind of goblin supposed to produce a nightmare by sitting on the chest of the sleeper. 2. the nightmare or elf-addle itself; the blues, melancholia. 3. a sphectre, hag.
Mare	phr	"Away with the Mares" - off with the blue devils, goodbye to care. This mare is Incubus, called the nightmare.
Mare	phr	"Shank's Mare' - one's own legs as a means of moving, walking etc.
Mare	phr	"The Grey Mare Is The Better Horse" - the wife rules the husband.
Mare	phr	"The Mares" - the blues, depression, melancholia.
Mare	phr	Win the Mare or Lose the Halter" - all or nothing.
Mare	phr	"Whose Mare is Dead" - what's the matter.
Mare's-nest	n	(Horse's nest?) To imagine that one has found something wonderful, which in fact has no existence at all. Nb- "I have found a mare's nest." 2. an illusory discovery, esp. one that is much vaunted and displays foolish credulity.
Mare's tail	n	A kind of cirrus cloud. 2. a waterfall. 3. a a marsh plant of the genus Hippuris.
Mar-good	n	The state or condition where good or good intentions are prevent or spoiled by hypocrisy, dishonesty, betrayal, etc. 2. mar-right.
Mark	n	A boundary, frontier, limit. 2. of immaterial things: a limit or precise boundary, line or point. 3. an object indicting a boundary, position etc., a visible mark or something marked. 4. a pillar, post, stone, fence to indicate a position of a boundary. 5. a stone or other monument set up or standing as a memorial or guide. 6. a standard or banner. 7. target for shooting or throwing at. 8 quarry of a hawk. 9. pit of the stomach (slang) 10. a boxer's object at which a blow is aimed. 11. a soft or easy mark. 12. a denomination or monetary unit of gold or silver.
Mark	vb	To put a mark upon; to make recognizable by a mark. 2. to indicate in some way for later reference. 3. to take note of.  4. to blemish, scratch, or stain.  5. to indicate the correctness of and give a score to an essay, exam answers, etc. 6. to keep account of; to enumerate and register. 7. (in Australian Rules football) to catch the ball directly from a kick of 15 metres or more without having been touched in transit, resulting in a free kick. 8. (sports) to follow a player not in possession of the ball when defending, to prevent them receiving a pass easily. 9. (golf) to put a marker in the place of one's ball. 10. (singing) to sing softly, and perhaps an octave lower than usual, in order to protect one's voice during a rehearsal.
Mark	phr	"A Marked Man" - one whose conduct is watched with hostile intent. 2. one who is kept in mind as an object for suspicion or vengeance.
Mark	phr	"A Soft Mark" - a credulous person; a dope, dupe.
Mark	phr	"Be First Off the Mark" - to start ahead of all others.
Mark	phr	"Besides/Off the Mark" - off the point of discussion; pointless.
Mark	phr	"Bless the Mark" - ejaculation of deprecation, irony scorn, derision, or irony or humorous surprize.
Mark	phr	"First Off the Mark" - to be first to start or do something. 2. to behave proactively.
Mark	phr	"Get Full Marks" - receive great praise.
Mark	phr	"Get Off the Mark" - begin doing something quickly.
Mark	phr	"Hit the Mark" - to be accurate, understand the most important issues involved.
Mark	"phr	"Leave One's Mark on" - leave a lasting impression; especially to achieve apparent success.
Mark	phr	"Make One's Mark" - distinguish oneself, leave an impression.
Mark	phr	"Man of Mark" - an eminent person.
Mark	phr	"Mark and Sweep " - (computing) a form of garbage collection in which every accessible object in memory is flagged, leaving unflagged only those that are no longer reachable and can thus be discarded.
Mark	phr	"Mark Down" - to reduce the price of. 2. to write a memorandum about. 3. to subtract marks (points) for an error. 4. to write down.
Mark	phr	"Mark Down" - choose, especially as deserving of censure or punishment.
Mark	phr	"Mark for Life" - wound or injure somebody so severely that he/she is permanently scarred.
Mark	phr	"Mark In" - add details to a document, sign, etc.
Mark	phr	"Mark My Words" - listen to me, used in a statement one wishes to emphasize.
Mark	phr	"Mark Off" - to separate by or as with a boundary, line, delineate. 2. to indicate as dealt with, as on a list; check off.
Mark	phr	"Mark of Gold or silver" - a hallmark.
Mark	phr	"Mark Out" - draw the internal dividing lines with a space, as windows on a drawing of a wall,etc.
Mark	phr	"Mark Out (for)" - decide in advance that somebody will succeed.
Mark	phr	"Mark Time" - to march in place, while still in step with the beat. 2. fig. to stop making progress or advancement, if only temporarily.
Mark	phr	"Mark Up" - to increase the price of something before it's wholesale and retail phase. 2. increase the marks awarded to a student etc. 3, prepare a manuscript for a printer by making acorrections, inserting new material.to add coding to text so that it will display properly on a computer.
Mark	phr	"Mark You"/"Mind You"" - all the same, even so. 2. let me remind you (and myself). 3. nevertheless; all / just the same. 4. at the same time.
Mark	phr	"Miss the Mark" - be inaccurate, fail to understand the most important issues in a matter.
Mark	phr	"Near the Mark" - risque, somewhat or bordering on obscene.
Mark	phr	"Off the Mark" - having made a start. 2. inaccurate, wrong.
Mark	phr	"Of Great Mark" - of great importance, very important.
Mark	phr	"Of Little Mark" - of little importance.
Mark	phr	"Of Some Mark" - of a person or thing: noteworthy, important, conspicuous.
Mark	phr	"On Your Mark" - get ready to start (a race, exam,, etc).
Mark	phr	"Overstep the Mark" - to go too far; overshoot the mark. 2. go beyond the bounds of good taste or behavior. 3. exceed what is required.
Mark	phr	"Quick off the Mark" - fast to act or react.
Mark	phr	"Short of the Mark" - fall short of the mark. 2. not to perform to expectation.
Mark	phr	"Slow off the Mark" - slow to act or react.
Mark	phr	"Soft Mark" - a person who is easily persuaded or deceived. 2. an easy mark, dupe, gormless person.
Mark	phr	"The Marks of Gods" - (God's marks) : an apparition betokening an impending death.
Mark	phr	"Toe the Mark" - line up abreast of others. 2. to fall in , do one's duty. 3. fulfill one's commitments.
Mark	phr	"Under the Mark" - under par. 2. not up to the mark. 2. fig. below the reuired or minimal standard.
Mark	phr	"Up to the Mark" - meeting the required or right standard.
Mark	phr	"Wide of the Mark" - far from the target; inaccurate; wrong. 2. fig. inadequate, far from what is required or expected; wrong.
Mark	phr	"Within the Mark" - meeting or near to the required standard. 2. a fixed or agreed standard. 3. prefixed; fig. representing a limit or total. 3. an approximate.
Mark-down	n	A reduction in price of an article; a selling price which has been reduced. ( the opposite of mark-up)
Marked	adj	Noticeable, noted, clear, decided, evident, apparent, distinct, pronounced. 2. having a visible mark.
Markedly	adv	In a marked manner, distinctly, noticeably, conspicuously.
Marked-man	n	One whose conduct is watched with hostile intent. 2. one who is kept in mind as an object for suspicion or vengeance.
Markedness	n	The condition or quality or state of being marked.
Marker	n	In linguistics a construction or form etc., distinguished or determined by a particular feature. 2. a markling: a word, affix, etc., which distinguishes or determines the class or function of the form, construction etc., with which it is used.
Marker bed	n	In geology, a rock unit with a distinctive stratigraphic features which can be traced over a wide area.
Markerless	adj	Without a marker.
Market board	n	A white board.
Market	n	(Old English borrowing) - a place where merchandise is exposed for sale, specifically, an open area or space, or a large building in a town or city, generally with stalls or designated positions occupied by different dealers, especially such a place for the sale of provisions ; also a market place or stead. 2.
Market	vb	To make something a commercial product. 2. to take part in a commercial promotion, sale or distribution. 3. to deal at market. 4. to buy various goods, products at at market.
Market	phr	"Be in the Market (for)" - have an interest in buying.
Market	phr	"Bring to Market" - offer for sale.
Market	phr	"Come Into/Onto the Market" - to be put up for sale, as a house.
Market	phr	"Find a Market" - to be in demand.
Market	phr	"Go to Market" - make an attempt at something.
Market	phr	"In the Market for" - wish to buy.
Market	phr	"Make a Market" - the degree to which an asset or security can be quickly bought.
Market	phr	"Make Market" - to trade, buy, sell. 2. having dealings with.
Market	phr	"Make One's Market" - to do dealing or bargaining.
Market	phr	"On the Market." -- be readied and offered for sale; up for sale.
Market	phr	"Put Into/Onto Market" - make a matter of bargain and sale.
Market	phr	"Run Before One's Horse to Market": to count one's gain before the bargain is made or to count one's chickens before they are hatched."
Market	phr	"The Market" - an economy of a State or country. 2. the global economy. 3. the customers, clients, consumers, spenders, collectively. 4. the stock market.
Market bell	n	The bell rung to give notice that the buying and selling in a market has begun.
Market day	n	A day when a market is open for business. 2. a fixed day on which weekly markets are held.
Market-friendship	n	Friendship in business.
Market-house	n	A building in which the market is held.
Marketing	n	The action or process of advertising, promoting goods and services for sales. 2. the act of buying and selling in the market.
Marketless	adj	A place without a market
Market-like	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a market.
Market-maker	n	A person or company taht undertakes a to quote at all times both a buying and selling price for a financial institution.
Market-monger	n	One who trades his wares at a market. 2. one who engrosses the market.
Market-ripe	adj	Not quite ripe; said of slightly unripe fruit picked to reach the market in salable condition.
Market share	n	A percentage of some market held by a company.
Marketstead	n	A market place
Market-talk	n	Gossip, rumour, allegory.
Market	adj	"Market-to-Market" - (finance, accounting) Assigning a value to an asset equal to the current market price of the asset or one calculated based on related standardised assets for which there is a market.
Market town	n	A town that has traditional right to hold a regular market.
Marketwide	adj	Through a market.
Marketwide	adv	Through a market.
Marking	n	The action of the verb 'the act of making a mark.' 2. the characteristic colouration and patterning of an animal. 3. a mark or an arrangement of marks; characteristic coloring.
Marking knife	n	A joiner's setting-out knife. It is usually about 8ins long with a point at one end and a knife at the other.
Markings	n	The pattern of coloration of a particular animal.
Markless	adj	Without a mark or mark; impeccable.
Markmoot	n	A (supposed) assembly of the inhabitants of the Moot (name in medieval Germany applied to a tract of land held in common by a village community, and sometimes applied to Anglo-Saxon society and times.
Marksman	n	One skilled in hitting the mark, as with a rifle or other weapon. 2. sharpshooter, rifle expert.
Marksmanship	n	The quality, art or function of shooter.
Markstone	n	A boundary stone, a marker, monument.
Mark-up	n	The amount added by a retailer to the cost of the price of goods to cover overhead charges and provide profit. 2. the raising of price. 3.
Mark-white	n	The bulls-eye of a target.
Markworthy	adj	Worthy of note, worthy-marked.
Marmstone	n	Marble, a block or slab of marble.
Marred	adj	Spoiled, changed, damaged, injured, impaired.
Marredness	n	The state of being marred or spoiled.
Mar-right	adj	Having no good, evil, ill-intended.
Marrow	n	Soft vascular tissue in the central cavities of bone; bone-marrow. 2. the interior substance of anything; essence, pith. 3. as bone containing edible in
Marrow	phr	"Chilled to the Marrow" - very cold.
Marrow	phr	"Marrow Bone and Cleavers" -an unusual name for a hotel run by an ex-butcher.
Marrow	phr	"Melt the Marrow" - (in the proverbial and hyperbole) - love was said to 'melt the marrow'.
Marrow	phr	"The Marrows" - the knees (jocular). 2. the fists as weapons. 3. pugilists (collectively)
Marrow	phr	"To the Marrow" - right through.
Marrow-bone	n	A bone containing edible marrow. 2. jocularly -- the knees (or, 'the marrows'). 3. the piratical crossbones.
Marrow-boneish	adj	REsembling or characteristic of marrow-bone.
Marrow-boneless	adj	Destitute of marrow-bone.
Marrow-boney	adj	Pertaining or resembling the marrow-bone.
Marrowed	adj	(Lit, & fig.) full of marrow.
Marrow-fat	n	A large, rich pea.
Marrowiness	n	A pithy state or condition. 2. the truth, known through the fulfillment of a promise kept.
Marrowish	adj	Of the nature or resembling marrow.
Marrowy	adj	Full of marrow. 2. of the nature of marrow.
Marsh	n	A low-lying, soft, wetland with vegetation covering it. 2. a fen, miry swamp, morass. 2. in Australia, a drained meadow.
Marshal	n	OE. Mare & shalk: a servant, one who looks after horses. 2. an officer of the highest rank of the armed forces of some countries. 2. a federal or municipal law-enforcement officer.
Marshal	vb	To assemble and arrange (a group of people, esp. troops) in order.
Marshaler	n	One who assembles and arranges (a group of people, esp. troops) in order.
Marshalling	n	The act of assembles and arranges (a group of people, esp. troops) in order.
Marshalship	n	The position or role of a marshal.
Marsh hen	n	The moor hen.
Marshiness	n	The state or condition of being marshy.
Marshland	phr	Marshy land, a fen or a bog.
Marshlike	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a marsh.
Marshmallow	n	????A plant of the mallow family, "Althaea officinalis" growing in marshy places. 2. a sweetmeat formerly made from the root of this plant; now a confection made of starch, corn syrup and gelatin, coated with powdered sugar.
Marshmallowy	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a marshmallow. 2. over-accommodating. 3. vacuous.
Marshside	adj	Besides or situation beside a marsh.
Marsh thistle	n	A biennial or perennial herb - Cirsium palustre.
Marshwort	n	The umbelliferous plant "Helosciadum nodiflorous."
Marshy	adj	Pertaining to or the nature of a marsh. 2. consisting of or containing marshes or marshland.
Martyr	n	One who suffers from the sake of his principles and beliefs. 2. one who willingly dies rather than renounces his religious beliefs.
Martyr	vb	To torture, persecute and torment another because of his religious beliefs.
Martyr	phr	"Be a Martyr" - suffer because of.
Martyr	phr	"Make a Martyr of" - to subject to hardship or inconvenience.
Martyr	phr	"Make a Martyr of Oneself" - to make a real or pretended sacrifice of own self or interest, for the sake of gaining credit for.
Martyr-death	n	Death through martyrdom.
Martyrdom	n	The state of being a martyr. 2. the death of a martyr. 3. the death, sacrifice, suffering of a martyr on account of his or her adherence to a belief, faith or any cause. 4. affliction, torment, torture. 5. the state of one who has willingly died rather than renounce his religious beliefs
Martyred	adj	To be martyred; die a martyr's death.
Martyrer	n	One condemns another to be martyred. 2. one who puts a martyr to death.
Martyr-fire	n	The fire of martyrdom (lit & fig.)
Martyring	n	The act of putting a martyr to death.
Martyrish	adj	Having the airs of a martyr.
Martyr-like	adj	Characteristic of or resembling a martyr
Martyrly	adv	To die in the manner of a martyr.
Martyrship	n	The status of a martyr.
Martyry	adj	Martyrdom; suffering the torment, torture and death of a martyr.
Mary	n	The mother of Jesus.
Marymass	n	The festival of the Virgin Mary.
Mash	n	In brewing, malt mixed with hot water to form wort. 2. a mixture of boiled grains. 3. something reduced to a softy pulpy consistence, by heating or mixing or steeping in water. 4. a confused muddle, hash. 5. a state of being reduced by a soft mash. 6. in wine-making the crushed grapes before fermentation. 7. (slang) a person on whom one is "mashed" or completely infatuated.
Mash	vb	To mix malt with hot water in brewing. 2. to brew ale, beer and some other alcoholic drinks. 3. to infuse tea. 4. to lixiviate. 5. to beat into a soft pulp or soft mass. 6. to pound or stomp one's way. 7. to admit of being crushed. 8. to reduce food to a homogenous mass. 9. to mix, mingle.
Masher	n	One who or that which mashes. 2. a man who who persistently annoys women unaquainted with him , as by attempting familiarity.
Mashwort	n	Wort, infused malt, mash fat.
Maslin	n	A kind of brass.
Mask	n	OE. a net
Masker	vb	OE. malscrian: proud. 2. to bewilder, confuse, to be bewildered.
Maskering	n	Bewilderment, confusion.
Masking	n	Bewildering, confusing. 2. netting, ensnaring, trammeling.
Mass	n	The eucharistic service. 2. the celebration of the Eucharistic.
Mass-bell	n	A bell that calls person to mass.
Mass-day	n	A feast day celebrating the mass.
Mass-goer	n	One who goes to or attends mass.
Mass-time	n	The time of commencement of the mass.
Mast	n	Any large upright pole. 2. a pole of round timber or tubular iron, set upright in a sailing vessel to sustain the yard. 3. a large, upright pole.
Mast	phr	"At Half Mast" - of trousers (loose, baggy and threatening to fall down).
Mast	phr	"Before the Mast." serving as a common sailor on a navy ship, from the fact that common sailors were quartered before the foremast.
Mast	n	The fruit of the oak, the beech and other trees, acorns. 2. fodder, feed.
Mast	vb	To feed animals on mast; to fatten. 2. to feed oneself gluttonously
Master	n	Late OE. (a borrowing from OF.) one having control or authority,' from Latin magister. 2. chief, head, director, teacher.
Master	vb	To control, direct, lead.
Master	phr	"Be the Master of" - to possess, have at one's disposal(now usually something immaterial thing). 2. to have 'the mastery' or thorough knowledge of.
Master	phr	"Master of One's Own House" - in fact, as well as in name, the head of one's own household, who decisions must be accepted.
Master	phr	"Master of Oneself" - have oneself under control.
Master	phr	"Master of the Horse" - an official attached to the royal household in Britain.
Master	phr	"One's Lord and Master" - one's husband.
Master	phr	"The Master" - Christ.
Master-at-Arms	n	A police officer on board a warship.
Master-bedroom	n	A room in a house, in which the head of the house sleeps,
Master-bough	n	The main or strongest bough of a tree. 2. (fig)a main, chief or strongest support or basic of something.
Master-builder	n	A builder with a high level of training and qualification, who has charge and responsibility for construction of buildings, esp. houses.
Mastercraft	n	A craft, trade or occupation building or creating the highest quality and best performing products. 2. politic dealing characteristic of a master.
Mastercraftsman	n	A master of a specific trade or craft who may train and employ apprentices. 2. a craftsman, building, making or creating the highest quality and best performing products.
Masterdom	n	Borrowed from Latin, the office of a master or teacher; the degree of master of divinity. 2. position of being master, dominion, rule, absolute command, supremacy. 3. victory in battle, power of control, masterful behavior.
Mastered	adj	Tp reach a high level of competency in some field or pursuit.
Masterer	n	One who masters or controls, directs something or someone.
Masterful	adj	Having supreme skill and ability.
Masterfully	adv	In a very skillful manner, imperiously.
Masterfulness	n	Quality of being masterful.
Masterhand	n	One skilled in his craft; an expert. 2. an expert. 3. great skill; expertness.
Masterhood	n	State of being masterful.
Masterhood	phr	Patronage.
Master-key	n	A key designed to open a set of several locks; a passkey.
Masterless	adj	Having no mastery of animals. 2. deprived of a controlling hand or influence.
Masterlike	adj	Resembling or characteristic of a master, masterly.
Masterliness	n	The quality of being masterly.
Masterling	n	One who has the power of a master, conqueror, chief.
Masterly	adv	with a masterly manner.
Masterman	n	A chief, leader, the head of the family; a husband. 2. a person skilled in some craft or art.
Mastermind	n	A person with an extraordinary intellect or skill, that is markedly superior to his or her peers. 2. a person responsible for the highest level of planning and execution of a major operation. 3. an organizer; an instigator.
Mastermind	vb	To act in the role of a mastermind: control and organize..
Mastermindful	adj	Characteristic of a mastermind.
Masterness	n	The state or quality of being or acting as a master.
Mastership	n	The condition of being a masterful ruler; dominion, rule, ascendancy, control. 2. mastery; upper hand. 3. the authority of a master or teacher. 4. office, term, dignity of a master 5. a district of a master. 6. a school master. 7. skill and knowledge constituting a master. 9. mastery through knowledge. 10. a degree of a recognized universal. 11. a body of master workmen.
Mastership	phr	Patronage, protection.
Master-stroke	n	A very skillful and opportune act. 2. a mastery action or achievement. 3. an extremely skillful or effective action. 4. an outstanding and timely action.
Master-wave	n	A huge wave powerful enough to knock an adult off their feet.
Masterwork	n	A masterpiece.
Masterworkman	n	A skilled workman, craftsman, or artist; also, a foreman or overseer over workmen.
Masterwort	n	After German meisterwurz: "Peucedanum (Imperatoris ) Ostruthium.
Mastery	adj	What masters, subdues or controls.
Masthead	n	The top of a lower mast. 2. the head or top of a mast to which a flag is raised. 3. a sailor acting as the look-out at the masthead. 4. that section of a newspaper or other periodical, published in each edition, stating the ownership, officers and staff conducting it, the advertising, editorial and publishing offices.
Masthead	vb	To raise to or display at the masthead as a flag. 2. to send to the masthead for punishment.
Masty	adj	Producing mast. 2. of a swine: fattened. 3. burly, big-bodied
Mat	n	A flat piece of coarse material used for wiping one’s feet, or as a decorative or protective floor covering. 2. small flat piece of material used to protect a surface from anything hot or rough; a coaster. 3. thickly tangled mess. 4. thick paper or paperboard border used to inset and center the contents of a frame. 5. thin layer of woven, non-woven, or knitted fiber that serves as reinforcement to a material. 6. (gaming) a material or component needed for a crafting recipe.
Mat	vb	To tangle, entwine, knit together, weave a various kinds of fibre.
Match	n	One of an associated pair; well-matched or accordant pair. 2. a husband or wife, a mate, consort, lover. 3. one equal in age, rank, status; having a match or equal. 4. an opponent, rival, antagonist, as in "meet one's match;" "more than a match for;" or "above one's match" 5. a suitable conjunction or pairing. 6. a matrimonial compact or alliance. 7. to make or arrange a match. 8. to bring about a marriage by influence or contrivance.
Match	vb	To join one to another; to join in marriage. 2. to pair with view to fitness or suitability. 3. to be equal with. 4. meet in adversity, front.
Match	phr	"Above One's Match" - of a partner or prospective partner above one's social level. 2. above one level or standard of skill and ability in a contest or competition.
Match	phr	"Be a Match for Somebody" - be equal to in ability.
Match	phr	"By Match" - in consequence of a marriage.
Match	phr	"Find One's Match" - meet a person you consider suitable for marriage; find a compatible partner. 2. someone who, or something that is equal to or suitable for one in various senses.
Match	phr	"Match Against/With" - set somebody or something in competition against; pit against.
Match	phr	"Make a Match" - find one's partner. 2. bring about a marriage by influence or contrivance.
Match	phr	"Match Made in Hell" - a marriage that is likely to be unhappy or abusive and unsuccessful because the two persons are very incompatible with each other. 2. a very unsuccessful or conflicting combination of two persons or things.
Match	phr	"Match up" - fit together to form a pleasing ensemble, or a complete and intelligible whole.
Match	phr	"Meet One's Match" - deal with somebody who is able, capable as oneself.
Match	phr	"More than a Match for" - to be able to overcome or defeat; be better than. 2. a matching of adversity.
Match	phr	"Needle Match" - a contest in which both contestants are eager to win.
Match	phr	"Whole Shooting Match" - the whole lot.
Match board	n	Thin board grooved and tongued at edges to fit into other board similarly cut.
Match-broker	n	A matchmaker; match-monger, match monger, dating agent.
Match day	n	The day of a sporting match. 2. the day graduating medical-school students find out where they will serve their residency.
Matched	adj	A thing of a mutually suitable characteristic. 3. someone who, or something that is equal or suitable in various senses. 3. having a tongue on one edge and a groove on the other; said of boards.
Matcher	n	A matchmaker, match-monger. 2. one who pairs with view to fitness and suitably.
Matchless	adj	Unmarried, nubile, that is not a match or pair. 2. having no match, with an equal; peerless; without peer.
Matchlessly	adv	In a matchless manner or degree.
Matchlessness	n	State of being matchless.
Matchmake	vb	To plot or contrive a marriage; to arrange a marriage; to be involved in matchmaking.
Matchmaker	n	One who arranges marriages; a match-monger, matchmonger, matchbroker.
Match-making	n	The action of bringing about or arranging a marriage. 2. one who professionally brings about or negotiates marriages. 3. one who schemes in arranging a marriage for political or financial reasons.
Match-monger	n	A match-maker, match-broker, one who arranges marriages either as a culture norm or professionally.
Match-play	n	In golf a form of competitive play in which the score is computed by totaling the number of holes won or lost by each side.
Match winner	n	In a sport, a player who enables his or team to win matches.
Match-winning	adj	That wins or causes matches to be won.
Matchy-matchy	adj	Excessively color-coordinated.
Math	n	A mowing, or that obtained by mowing, now rare except in 'aftermath'.
Mathele	n	A talker, a gossiper, chatterer, a female chatterer.
Mathom	n	From Old English māþum ‎(“treasure, object of value, jewel, ornament, gift” . 2. a trinket, or piece of bric-brac, knic-knack, often used in regifting.
Matlock	n	An instrument or tool, shaped like a pick-axe, used for loosening the soil in digging.
Matted	adj	Tangled, entwined, knotted, woven. 2. covered with a mat as to protect.
Mattedly	adv	In a matted manner.
Matting	n	A mat. 2. a collection of ground covering. 3. a coarse fabric of a kind, used to make mats.
Mattock	n	An instrument or tool, shaped like a pick-axe, used for loosening the soil in digging.
Matty	adj	Matted.
Maugh	n	OE. maegh: kinsman. 2. OE: boy, young man, knave. 3. a near male relative by marriage: a brother-in-law; son-in-law.
Maund	adj	A wicker or other woven basket. 2. a basketful or a measure of capacity, varying from locality and commodity. Nb: " a hop-mound." -- a vessel used in breweries.
Maw	n	The stomach. This word now signifies the stomach of birds and animals, but formerly meant that of a human being. 2. the cavity of the stomach (now used only in ludicrous sense). 3. the last of the four stomachs of a ruminant. 4. the belly, gullet. throat. 5. the womb, liver, the innermost recesses of the body. 6. (metaphorically): voracity, gluttony, appetite. 8. the honey making apparatus of a bee. 9. the crop of a bird. 10. " to chaw one's maw." -- to fret internally."
Maw-bound	adj	In Cheshire, a phrase, meaning costiveness, constipation.
Maw-gut	n	Duodenum.
Maw-mother	n	A woman experiencing false conception, false pregnancy or moon-calf.
Maw-motherness	n	The condition or state of a woman suffering from a false-pregnancy.
Maw-seed	n	Poppy-seed.
Maw-worm	n	A thread-worm found in the gut.
May	vb	Verb used to express possibility, permission, contingency, concession, purpose, result. 2. wish or a prayer. 3. power, ability, to be able, now can.
May	n	A son, boy, a male relative, kinsman.
May	n.	A girl, a maiden, a sweetheart (from the A.S. Maeg).
May	phr	"Be That As It May" - having taken into account.
May	phr	"May as Well Do (Something)" - considering the circumstances, it is reasonable to do something. 2. no harm will come from doing something.
May	phr	"May I Ask What?" - a rhetorical question, sometimes merely a formal accompaniment to a query, but often ironic, challenging or dismissive.
May	phr	"May possibly, or probably, be or do something.
May	phr	"May Well Be" - may possibly, or probably, be or do something. 2. could, might well be.
May	phr	"One May as Well Be Hanged for a Sheep as a Lamb" - if the penalty for a more serious crime, offence, act of foolishness, etc is no greater that that for a less serious one, the one maty as well continuein one's criminal, foolish etc behavior.
May	phr	"One May Well Ask" - one is reasonably, or entirely justified, in asking, wondering.
Maybe	n	Something that is possibly true. 2. an answer that shows neither agreement nor disagreement. 3. a future event that may or may not happen.
Maybe	adj	Possible, uncertain,
Maybe	adv	Modifies a verb, indicating a lack of certainty. 2. possibly, perhaps true; mayhaps, might be.
Maybe	phr	"And I Don't Mean Maybe" - I mean what I say.
Maybe	phr	"That's as Maybe" - this maybe so.
Mayfall	adv	Perhaps; what maybe a possibility; which are possibility to come; random, at random, randomly.
Mayth	n	Family, kin, tribe, race.