| MIRABLE | • mirable adj. (Obsolete) wonderful; admirable. • MIRABLE adj. (Shakespeare) wonderful; admirable. |
| MIRACLE | • miracle n. An event that appears inexplicable by the laws of nature and so is held to be supernatural in origin. • miracle n. A fortunate outcome that prevails despite overwhelming odds against it. • miracle n. An awesome and exceptional example of something. |
| MIRADOR | • mirador n. (Architecture) a tower that offers a panoramic view. • MIRADOR n. (Spanish) a belvedere or watchtower. |
| MIRAGES | • mirages n. Plural of mirage. • mirages v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mirage. • MIRAGE n. a type of optical illusion. |
| MIRBANE | • mirbane n. Nitrobenzene. • MIRBANE n. an apparently meaningless word used in perfumery, as in oil of mirbane, a name for nitrobenzene, also MYRBANE. |
| MIREXES | • MIREX n. an insecticide. |
| MIRIEST | • miriest adj. (Rare) superlative form of miry: most miry. • MIRY adj. full of mire. |
| MIRIFIC | • mirific adj. (Rare, literary) Working wonders; wonderful. • MIRIFIC adj. working wonders; marvellous, also MIRIFICAL. |
| MIRITIS | • miritis n. Plural of miriti. • MIRITI n. (Tupi) any palm of the genus Mauritia. |
| MIRKEST | • mirkest adj. Superlative form of mirk: most mirk. • MIRK adj. dark, also MURK. |
| MIRKIER | • mirkier adj. Comparative form of mirky: more mirky. • MIRKY adj. dark, also MURKY. |
| MIRKILY | • mirkily adv. In a mirky manner. • MIRKY adv. dark, also MURKY. |
| MIRLIER | • MIRLY adj. marbled. |
| MIRRORS | • mirrors n. Plural of mirror. • mirrors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of mirror. • MIRROR v. to reflect an image of. |
| MIRVING | • mirving v. Present participle of mirv. • MIRV v. (slang) to provide with mirv capabilities, i.e. missiles containing many thermonuclear warheads. |