| machine |
a man-made device, usu. driven by a motor or engine, with a system of interrelated parts that work together to perform a task. [6 definitions] |
| machine gun |
an automatic gun that fires bullets in rapid succession as long as its trigger is pressed. |
| machinery |
machines, collectively. [3 definitions] |
| machinist |
a person who is skilled in the operation, repair, or building of machines. |
| Mackenzie River |
a river in Canada flowing from Great Slave Lake west and north toward the Arctic Ocean. |
| mackerel |
any of a number of related Atlantic food fish, esp. one with dark, wavy marks across the back and a silver underside. [2 definitions] |
| macron |
a diacritical mark ( - ), placed over a vowel to indicate that the vowel is long. |
| mad |
not of sound mind; temporarily deranged; insane, irrational, or maddened. [6 definitions] |
| Madagascar |
an island country in the Indian Ocean east of Mozambique. |
| madam |
(sometimes cap.) a woman, addressed politely or courteously. [2 definitions] |
| madame |
a married woman, addressed formally or courteously. (abbr.: Mme.) |
| made |
past tense and past participle of make. [3 definitions] |
| mademoiselle |
an unmarried woman, addressed courteously. (abbr.: Mlle.) [2 definitions] |
| made-up |
fictitious; invented. [3 definitions] |
| Madrid |
the capital of Spain. |
| magazine |
a periodical containing advertisements, photographs, and articles on various topics. [3 definitions] |
| magenta |
a purplish red color. [3 definitions] |
| maggot |
the sluglike larva of the fly and many other insects. [2 definitions] |
| magic |
supernatural control of physical forces or events, as by spells or ritual actions. [6 definitions] |
| magical |
mysterious and charming. [2 definitions] |
| magician |
one skilled in magic, or one who performs tricks of illusion for entertainment. [2 definitions] |