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

Photo of a mouth

Body parts

Photo of mango fruit

Fruit

Photo of an Australian magpie

Birds

Photo of a manhole
Dan Phiffer / CC BY-SA

Mis forManhole

A manhole is a hole just large enough for an adult man to fit through. Manholes are generally used to access sewers.
Openings
Photo of a crowd of people.
Martin Hearn / CC BY-SA

Mis forMankind

Mankind is a word used to describe all of the people of the world.
Photo of a manly man
SCUBATOO / CC BY-SA

Mis forManly

Manly is a less formal way of saying masculine, or strong like a man.
Adjectives
Photo of two mannequins
S B / CC BY-SA

Mis forMannequin

A mannequin, or dummy, is a life-size model of a person that is usually used in shop windows to show clothes that are for sale. Some mannequins are extremely lifelike, some like in the picture are obviously just models. Other mannequins are missing heads, arms, or legs depending on what kind of clothing they are trying to sell.
Spelling Manor.
Eric Beteille / CC BY-SA

Mis forManor

Manor is another word for mansion, a very large house and its land.
List of structures
Photo of a pile of manure
John Loo / CC BY-SA

Mis forManure

Manure is any organic matter used for improving the soil. It can be pure animal dung (usually from farm animals), animal dung mixed with straw bedding, or pure vegetable matter. Manure can be spread straight onto the fields where it is needed, or rotted down first into compost before being used.
Gardening
Photo of a manx cat
Sarah Jones / CC BY-SA

Mis forManx

Manx cats are originally from the Isle of Man. They have a mutation of the spine that leaves them with either a very short tail or no tail at all.
Cats
Photo of a man with many kittens
Clevergrrl / CC BY-SA

Mis forMany

Many means you have a large number of something. The man in the picture has many kittens.
Pronouns
Photo of soldiers reading a map
U.S. Army Europe / CC BY-SA

Mis forMap

A map is a special drawing of a place that helps you find your way around. A map can be of the entire world, a city, one small town, or even just one building.
Types of communication
Photo of a maple tree
Suzi Duke / CC BY-SA

Mis forMaple

Scientific name: genus: acer
Maples are a group of deciduous trees and shrubs. They are very pretty trees, and are grown in gardens as a decorative tree or shrub, and are also used for bonsai. One type of maple, the sugar maple, has sweet sap that can be boiled to make maple syrup. It takes about 40 litres of sugar maple sap to make a litre of syrup.
Plants