| COMUSES | • COMUS n. (Latin) a revel. |
| MOMUSES | • MOMUS n. (Greek) a carping person. |
| MOPUSES | • mopuses n. Plural of mopus. • MOPUS n. (slang) a small coin, also MAWPUS. |
| MOSQUES | • mosques n. Plural of mosque. • MOSQUE n. (Arabic) a Muslim place of worship, also MOSK. |
| MOUSERS | • mousers n. Plural of mouser. • Mousers prop.n. Plural of Mouser. • MOUSER n. a cat kept to catch mice. |
| MOUSIES | • mousies n. Plural of mousie. • MOUSIE n. a young mouse. |
| MOUSLES | • mousles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mousle. • MOUSLE v. to pull roughly. |
| MOUSMES | • mousmés n. Plural of mousmé. • MOUSME n. (Japanese) a Japanese girl, esp. a waitress, also MOUSMEE. |
| MOUSSED | • moussed v. Simple past tense and past participle of mousse. • MOUSSE v. (French) to apply a kind of hairstyling lotion. |
| MOUSSES | • mousses n. Plural of mousse. • mousses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mousse. • MOUSSE v. (French) to apply a kind of hairstyling lotion. |
| MUSCOSE | • MUSCOSE adj. mosslike, also MUSCOID. |
| SMOUSED | • smoused v. Simple past tense and past participle of smous. • smoused v. Simple past tense and past participle of smouse. • SMOUSE v. (Yiddish) to trade as a pedlar. |
| SMOUSER | • smouser n. Synonym of smous (“a peddler”). • SMOUSER n. (South African) a pedlar. |
| SMOUSES | • smouses n. Plural of smous. • smouses n. Plural of smouse. • smouses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of smous. |