| KINSMEN | • kinsmen n. Plural of kinsman. • KINSMAN n. a male relative. |
| LENSMAN | • lensman n. A male photographer. • LENSMAN n. (colloquial) a cameraman. |
| LENSMEN | • lensmen n. Plural of lensman. • LENSMAN n. (colloquial) a cameraman. |
| MANNERS | • manners n. Plural of manner. • manners n. Etiquette. • Manners prop.n. A surname from Norman. |
| MANNOSE | • mannose n. (Organic chemistry) A monosaccharide aldohexose found in manna and other legumes. • MANNOSE n. a sugar obtained by oxidising mannitol. |
| MENSHEN | • MENSHEN n. (Chinese) a Chinese door god. |
| MENSING | • mensing v. Present participle of mense. • Mensing prop.n. A surname. • MENSE v. to do honour to, to grace. |
| MINNIES | • minnies n. Plural of minny. • Minnies prop.n. Plural of Minnie. • MINNIE n. (Scots) mother. |
| MNEMONS | • mnemons n. Plural of mnemon. • MNEMON n. (Greek) a hypothetical unit of memory. |
| NEWSMAN | • newsman n. (US) A reporter; a person in the profession of providing news. • NEWSMAN n. a news reporter. |
| NEWSMEN | • newsmen n. Plural of newsman. • NEWSMAN n. a news reporter. |
| SANDMEN | • sandmen n. Plural of sandman. • SANDMAN n. a mythical person who puts children to sleep. |
| SNOWMEN | • snowmen n. Plural of snowman. • SNOWMAN n. a figure made of snow. |
| SONGMEN | • songmen n. Plural of songman. • song␣men n. Plural of song man. • SONGMAN n. (Shakespeare) a singer, a member of a choir. |