| MARGHERITAS | • margheritas n. Plural of margherita. • Margheritas n. Plural of Margherita. • MARGHERITA n. a variety of pizza topped with tomato, basil, and mozzarella cheese. |
| MARGINALISE | • marginalise v. (British spelling) Alternative spelling of marginalize. • MARGINALISE v. to make marginal, also MARGINALIZE. |
| MARGINALISM | • marginalism n. (Economics) The use of marginal analysis to solve large classes of microeconomic problems. • MARGINALISM n. an economic theory that the value of a product depends on its value to the final consumer. |
| MARGINALIST | • marginalist n. A practitioner of marginalism. • MARGINALIST n. a believer in marginalism. |
| MARGINALITY | • marginality n. The state of being marginal. • MARGINALITY n. the state of being marginal. |
| MARGINALIZE | • marginalize v. (Transitive) To relegate (something, especially a topic or a group of people) to the margins or to a… • MARGINALIZE v. to make marginal, also MARGINALISE. |
| MARGINATING | • marginating v. Present participle of marginate. • MARGINATE v. to provide with a margin or border. |
| MARGINATION | • margination n. The provision of margins. • margination n. (Biology) extravasation of leukocytes to a site of tissue damage. • MARGINATION n. the act of marginating. |
| MARGRAVATES | • margravates n. Plural of margravate. • MARGRAVATE n. the jurisdiction or position of a margrave, also MARGRAVIATE. |
| MARGRAVIATE | • margraviate n. Alternative form of margravate. • MARGRAVIATE n. the jurisdiction or position of a margrave, also MARGRAVATE. |
| MARGRAVINES | • margravines n. Plural of margravine. • MARGRAVINE n. a margrave's wife or woman having power of margrave. |
| MARGUERITAS | • MARGUERITA n. a mixed drink consisting of tequila and lemon juice, also MARGARITA. |
| MARGUERITES | • marguerites n. Plural of marguerite. • MARGUERITE n. the oxeye daisy or other single chrysanthemum. |