| MASUS | • MASU n. (Japanese) a Japanese salmon. |
| MUSES | • muses n. Plural of muse. • muses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of muse. • Muses n. Plural of Muse. |
| MUSKS | • musks n. Plural of musk. • Musks prop.n. Plural of Musk. • MUSK v. to perfume with a strong-smelling substance. |
| MUSOS | • musos n. Plural of muso. • MUSO n. (Australian slang) a musician. |
| MUSSE | • MUSSE v. to disarrange, to mess, also MUSS. |
| MUSSY | • mussy adj. Having been mussed: messy, rumpled. • mussy n. Pronunciation spelling of mercy, representing African American Vernacular English English. • MUSSY adj. disarranged, rumpled. |
| MUSTS | • musts n. Plural of must. • MUST v. to powder, also MOUST, MUIST. |
| SCUMS | • scums n. Plural of scum. • SCUM v. to remove waste from. |
| SLUMS | • slums n. Plural of slum. • slums v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of slum. • SLUM v. to visit squalid urban areas. |
| SMUGS | • smugs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of smug. • SMUG v. to seize without ceremony. |
| SMURS | • smurs n. Plural of smur. • smurs v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of smur. • SMUR v. (Scots) to drizzle, also SMIR, SMIRR. |
| SMUSH | • smush n. A beaten or pulverized mass. • smush n. An act of crushing or squeezing. • smush v. (Transitive) to mash; or push; especially to push down or in; compress. |
| SMUTS | • smuts n. Plural of smut. • SMUT v. to soil, make smutty, also SMUTCH. |
| SOUMS | • soums n. Plural of soum. • soums v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of soum. • SOUM v. (Scots) to reckon the proportion of sheep or cattle suitable for any pasture, also SOWM. |
| STUMS | • stums n. Plural of stum. • stums v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of stum. • Stums prop.n. Plural of Stum. |
| SUMIS | • SUMI n. (Japanese) a type of black Japanese ink. |
| SUMOS | • sumos n. Plural of sumo. • SUMO n. (Japanese) a form of wrestling. |
| SUMPS | • sumps n. Plural of sump. • sumps v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of sump. • SUMP n. a low area serving as a drain. |