| DELIMITS | • delimits v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of delimit. • DELIMIT v. to mark the boundaries of. |
| LIMITEDS | • limiteds n. Plural of limited. • LIMITED n. a limited company. |
| MATILDAS | • matildas n. Plural of matilda. • Matildas prop.n. The women’s national soccer representative team of Australia. • MATILDA n. (Australian) a hobo's bundle. |
| MEDALETS | • medalets n. Plural of medalet. • MEDALET n. a small medal. |
| MEDALIST | • medalist n. An engraver, designer or maker of medals. • medalist n. Someone who has received a medal. • MEDALIST n. one who wins a medal, also MEDALLIST. |
| MELODIST | • melodist n. A performer or composer of melodies. • MELODIST n. a composer of melodies. |
| MIDCULTS | • MIDCULT n. middle-class culture. |
| MIDLISTS | • MIDLIST n. a section of a publisher's list of current titles. |
| MISDEALT | • misdealt v. Simple past tense and past participle of misdeal. • MISDEAL v. to deal cards incorrectly. |
| MODALIST | • modalist adj. Of or pertaining to modalism. • modalist n. A believer in modalism. • MODALIST n. an adherent of modalism, i.e. one who regards Father, Son, and Spirit as modes of being, and not as persons. |
| MODELIST | • modelist n. Alternative form of modellist. • MODELIST n. one who makes models, also MODELLIST. |
| MODESTLY | • modestly adv. In a modest manner; with humility. • modestly adv. To a small degree. • MODEST adv. unassuming. |
| MOLDIEST | • moldiest adj. Superlative form of moldy: most moldy. • MOLDY adj. mouldy. |
| MOLESTED | • molested v. Simple past tense and past participle of molest. • MOLEST v. to touch or interfere with. |
| MUDFLATS | • mudflats n. Plural of mudflat. • mudflats n. (New Zealand) Synonym of bottomland: lowland plains and/or farms. • mud␣flats n. Plural of mud flat. |
| MUSTELID | • mustelid n. Any carnivorous mammal of the diverse weasel family Mustelidae, which also includes badgers, otters… • MUSTELID n. a mammal of the weasel family. |
| STUMBLED | • stumbled v. Simple past tense and past participle of stumble. • STUMBLE v. to trip when walking or running. |