| made |
"Made" is the past tense and past participle of "make." |
| mademoiselle |
a French title for a girl or woman who is not married. The abbreviation is Mlle. |
| made-up |
not real or true; invented. [2 definitions] |
| Madrid |
the capital city of Spain. |
| magazine |
A magazine is a large, thin book with a soft, paper cover. A magazine is filled with articles to read, pictures, and sometimes cartoons and games. Magazines usually tell about real people and real things. Some magazines have stories, though. People can buy magazines in a store, or they can order them and get them by mail. Some magazines also show their content online. New magazines usually come out every week or every month. |
| magenta |
the color that comes from mixing red and purple paint. |
| maggot |
the larva of flies and certain other insects. Maggots do not have legs or wings. |
| magic |
Magic is a special power to make things happen, like turning a person into a frog or making something disappear. [3 definitions] |
| magical |
When something is magical, it has a special power to do impossible things, or it is made by a power like this. |
| magician |
A magician is a person who does amazing tricks. These tricks seem impossible to do without the special power of magic. Magicians often do shows, and people can watch them do their tricks. |
| magma |
Magma is a hot liquid made of melted rocks. Magma rises from deep in the earth and then goes up through a special kind of mountain until it reaches the top. A mountain like this is called a volcano. If the magma spills out of the volcano, it is not called magma anymore. It is called lava. |
| magnesium |
a light, silver-white metal that is a chemical element. It burns brightly when heated and is used for making fireworks. (symbol: Mg) |
| magnet |
A magnet is an object that has the power to pull certain metals toward itself. |
| magnetic |
If something is magnetic, it has the power to pull objects toward itself, or it has to do with that kind of power or things that have that power. |
| magnetic field |
the space around a magnet in which a magnetic force is active. |
| magnetic pole |
either of the two points of a magnet where the lines of magnetic force meet and are strongest. [2 definitions] |
| magnetic tape |
a thin plastic ribbon with a magnetic coating, used to record sound and images. Magnetic tape is found in audio cassettes and videocassettes. |
| magnetism |
the power of a magnet to attract. [2 definitions] |
| magnetize |
to cause to become a magnet. |
| magnificence |
the quality of being grand or splendid. |
| magnificent |
When something is magnificent, it is very large in size or very beautiful. |