| MITCHING | • mitching v. Present participle of mitch. • mitching n. (UK dialectal) Pilfering; skulking. • mitching n. (Ireland, UK regional) Playing truant. |
| MITERERS | • MITERER n. one that miters. |
| MITERING | • mitering v. Present participle of miter. • MITER v. (US) to join with a type of woodworking joint, also MITRE. |
| MITHERED | • mithered v. Simple past tense and past participle of mither. • MITHER v. to confuse, stupefy, also MOIDER, MOITHER. |
| MITICIDE | • miticide n. Any pesticide intended to kill mites. • MITICIDE n. a substance used to kill mites. |
| MITIGANT | • mitigant adj. Tending to mitigate. • mitigant n. Something that mitigates; a lenitive. • MITIGANT n. something that mitigates. |
| MITIGATE | • mitigate v. (Transitive) To reduce, lessen, or decrease; to make less severe or easier to bear. • mitigate v. (Transitive) To downplay. • MITIGATE v. to make less severe, also MEASE. |
| MITOGENS | • mitogens n. Plural of mitogen. • MITOGEN n. a substance that causes cells to divide. |
| MITSVAHS | • mitsvahs n. Plural of mitsvah. • MITSVAH n. (Hebrew) a commandment of Jewish law, also MITZVAH. |
| MITSVOTH | • mitsvoth n. Plural of mitsvah. • MITSVAH n. (Hebrew) a commandment of Jewish law, also MITZVAH. |
| MITTENED | • mittened adj. Wearing a mitten, or mittens. • MITTENED adj. wearing mittens. |
| MITTIMUS | • mittimus n. (Law, archaic outside the US) A warrant issued for someone to be taken into custody. • mittimus n. A writ for moving records from one court to another. • mittimus n. A formal dismissal from a situation. |
| MITUMBAS | • MITUMBA n. (Swahili) used clothes from wealthy countries imported to Africa. |
| MITZVAHS | • mitzvahs n. Plural of mitzvah. • MITZVAH n. (Hebrew) a commandment of Jewish law, also MITSVAH. |
| MITZVOTH | • mitzvoth n. Plural of mitzvah. • MITZVAH n. (Hebrew) a commandment of Jewish law, also MITSVAH. |