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Margarine is a butter substitute. It is made from fats, oils, milk solids, water and yellow food coloring. Without the coloring, margarine is almost white.
A margin is extra space around something.
In books and papers, margins are blank areas beside text, often down one side. The old book in the picture has wide margins on the left of each page.
In books and papers, margins are blank areas beside text, often down one side. The old book in the picture has wide margins on the left of each page.
A marker, marking pen, felt-tip pen or branded as a Texta or Sharpie in some countries, is something you use to draw or write with.
Markers have their own source of ink, and a soft tip. There are lots of different kinds of marker, for writing on whiteboards, overhead transparencies, paper, glass, and of course permanent markers versus erasable markers.
Markers have their own source of ink, and a soft tip. There are lots of different kinds of marker, for writing on whiteboards, overhead transparencies, paper, glass, and of course permanent markers versus erasable markers.
A marmot is a large rodent that lives in rocky mountain areas, alpine meadows, and open grasslands. Marmots will dig burrows into the ground. They spend their days foraging for grasses and other plants, and many hibernate for long stretches during cold winter months. They're known for sitting upright and watching for danger.
M is for Marquee (Tent)
M is for Marquee (Theatre)
Two people are married if they have been through a wedding ceremony together and have formally become a couple.
M is for Marrow (Bone)
Marrow from cooked bones can also be eaten. The marrow in the picture is meant to be eaten spread on toast.
You may also like to know about the vegetable kind of marrow.
M is for Marrow (Vegetable)
M is for Marshmallow
Marshmallows are most often eaten plain, in hot chocolate, or roasted over a fire on a stick and eaten hot.
