| ALMEMAR | • almemar n. (Judaism) Synonym of bima. • ALMEMAR n. (Hebrew) a platform in a synagogue. |
| BEMADAM | • bemadam v. (Archaic, transitive) To call by the title of madam. • BEMADAM v. to call by the title of madam. |
| EDAMAME | • edamame n. Fresh green soybeans boiled as a vegetable. • EDAMAME n. a preparation of baby soybeans in the pod commonly found in Japan, China and Korea. |
| IMAMATE | • imamate n. (Islam) The office or jurisdiction of an imam. • Imamate n. Alternative letter-case form of imamate, especially when referring to a specific imamate. • IMAMATE n. (Arabic) the office of an imam. |
| LEMMATA | • lemmata n. Plural of lemma. • LEMMA n. (Latin) a type of proposition in logic. |
| MACRAME | • macrame n. Alternative spelling of macramé. • macrame v. Alternative spelling of macramé. • macramé n. A form of decorative textile made by knotting and weaving. |
| MADAMED | • madamed v. Simple past tense and past participle of madam. • MADAM v. to address as madam. |
| MADAMES | • madames n. Plural of madame. • Madames n. Plural of Madame. • MADAME v. to address as madame. |
| MAMMATE | • mammate adj. (Zoology) Having mammae. • MAMMATE adj. having mammae, breasts. |
| MANMADE | • manmade adj. Alternative spelling of man-made. • man-made adj. Created by people, as opposed to occurring in nature; artificial or synthetic. • MANMADE adj. made by man. |
| MANUMEA | • manumea n. The tooth-billed pigeon. • MANUMEA n. (Samoan) a pigeon with a notched lower mandible. |
| MAREMMA | • maremma n. A marshy coastal plain in Italy. • MAREMMA n. (Italian) a marshy coastal region. |
| MEATMAN | • meatman n. A butcher; one who prepares or sells meat. • MEATMAN n. a vendor of meat. |
| OMMATEA | • ommatea n. Plural of ommateum. • OMMATEUM n. (Greek) a compound eye. |