Words about words

Linguistic and grammatical words.

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M is for Mingle

You go out and mingle when you go out amongst other people and talk to them. Mingling is a great way to meet new people.

M is for Miniature

Something is miniature if it is a very small copy of something else. A miniature can either be a model of something, like a miniature car, or a word for a very small animal, such as a miniature horse.

M is for Missing

Something is missing if it is not there, and it should be there. One of the chocolates in the picture is missing.

M is for Mix

Mixing is a way of combining two or more things together so you cannot easily tell what went into the mix.
You make cake batter by mixing the ingredients together, and you make new colours of paint by mixing different colours together. Food described as 'mixed' like mixed candy or mixed nuts is made from several different kinds of food mixed together.
The picture is of someone mixing several different colours of paint together.

M is for Molten

Something is molten if it has been melted by heat. Molten is usually used to describe hot, liquid metals.

M is for Mongolian

Mongolian means anything relating to Mongolia, people from Mongolia or the language spoken in Mongolia.

M is for Monochrome

Something is monochrome if it is made up of shades of the same color.

M is for Moor (Tie)

You moor a boat when you tie it to something on the shore so it doesn't float away.
See also moor, the swampy area.

M is for Mopped

Mopped is the past tense of mop, as in "she mopped the floor".

M is for Moult

Moulting, also spelt molting, is when a bird or animal loses some of its feathers or fur so that it can grow new ones. Birds and animals usually moult on the change of season, so that they can grow a thick coat for the winter, or shed their winter coat when the weather warms up.

When reptiles molt they can completely shed their old skin to reveal new skin underneath.

M is for Mount

You mount something when you get up onto it. Things that you usually mount include horses and stairs.
The opposite of mount is dismount.

M is for Mourn

Mourning is when you feel very sad for losing someone or something that you loved.
Another word for mourn is grieve.

M is for Move

You move when you go from one place to another. You can also move a part of yourself like your arm, or pick something else up and move it.

The people in the picture are moving on bicycles.

M is for Mow

You mow grass by cutting it down close to the ground. Most people mow their lawns with a lawnmower, but other grass crops such as wheat are also mown at harvest time.

M is for Mown

Mown is the past tense of mow. For example, "He walked past a field that was freshly mown".

M is for Muslim

Muslim describes anything related to the religion of Islam.

M is for Mussed

Something is mussed if it is in a messy state.
The person in the picture has their hair mussed.

N is for Napped

Napped is the past tense of nap.

N is for Narrow

A gap between two things is narrow if the two things are quite close together and there is not a lot of room between them. The street in the picture is very narrow. The opposite of narrow is wide.

N is for Neat

Something is neat if it is clean, ordered, and nice to look at.
The opposite of neat is messy.
The woman in the picture has very neat hair.