Words that start with M

Mild mannered mice melt marshmallows in Minnesota.

Animals starting with M

Animals

Food starting with M

Food

Plants that start with M

Plants

Adjectives that start with M

Adjectives

Verbs that start with M

Verbs

Countries that start with M

Countries

Cities that start with M

Cities

Jobs that start with M

Jobs

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Body parts

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Fruit

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Birds

Photo of Grinnell Lake, Montana
Navin Rajagopalan / CC BY-SA

Mis forMontana

Montana, abbreviated to MT, is a state in the north western United States of America. The capital of Montana is Helena and the largest city in Montana is Billings.
States of USA
Photo of a calendar
Chris Lott / CC BY-SA

Mis forMonth

A month is one of twelve parts of a year. Not all months have the same number of days. The months are: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, and December.
Units of time
Photo of a monument
Dennis Jarvis / CC BY-SA

Mis forMonument

A monument is a structure that has been made as a reminder of an event or a person from time past. Momuments are often made to remember wars. A monument is also a place of historical interest or great beauty that a Government maintains.
List of structures
Photo of a cow mooing
Tobias Akerboom / CC BY-SA

Mis forMoo

Moo is the noise a cow makes.
Sounds
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NASA image and video library / Public domain

Mis forMoon

The moon is a round lump of rock, about one third the size of the Earth. The moon looks small because it is so far away. There is no air or life on the moon. Its radius is 1737.4 km. The moon is 384,400km from the Earth.
Astronomy
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Jarno / CC BY-SA

Mis forMoonstone

Moonstone is a mineral made from potassium aluminium silicate. It is formed in thin layers, which gives it an interesting light scattering effect called adularescence. The highest quality moonstones come from Sri Lanka.
Gems & minerals
Photo of a moored boat
Michael Coghlan / CC BY-SA

Mis forMoor (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.
Nautical, Verbs
Photo of a moor
Joseph Echeverria / CC BY-SA

Mis forMoor (Place)

A moor is an area of land with poor drainage, usually overgrown with heather and covered in a thick layer of peat.
Landscape
Photo of a moose
Redeo / CC BY-SA

Mis forMoose

Scientific name: alces alces
The moose, also called the elk in Europe, is the largest of the deer family. It lives in forests in North America and Europe. People have been hunting moose for food and their skins for thousands of years.
Mammals
Photo of a mop and bucket.
Dani / CC BY-SA

Mis forMop

A mop is a tool similar to a broom, but instead of having hard bristles on the end it has soft, absorbent strips of rags. Mops are usually used wet to wash floors with. They are often used with special buckets that have an attachment that wrings out the mop as it is being used.
Tools