Letter M 121250–121500

McJob worker Menial Laborer Anglo-Saxon Menial employee Menial farmhand Menial toiler Mere drudge Mexican day laborer Mexican laborer Mexican muzhik Mexican peasant. Mexican slave, e.g. Mexican worker Mighty boss's opposite member of landless working class Mexican peasantry. Menial laborers Menial sorts Menial workers, dismissively Menials Mexican laborers. Minimum wage makers, maybe Many-petaled blossom Magazine about celebrities Magazine about celebs Magazine since 1974 Magazine that annually chooses "The Sexiest Man Alive" Magazine that named Kate Upton its only Sexiest Woman Alive Magazine whose crossword is always accompanied by a photograph Magazine with a Stylewatch spinoff Magazine with an annual "Sexiest Man Alive" feature Merrill-Styne hit Mia Farrow graced its first cover Mia Farrow was on its first cover Magazine for salesmen? Mia Farrow was on the cover of its first issue Mass-transit device Monorail, e.g. Motto for a socially responsible corporation Metonym for Middle America Metropolitan symbol of the American mainstream Middle America, symbolically Midwest League city where the Chiefs play Midwest city founded as Fort Clark Midwest city representing average tastes Midwest city that shares its name with a suburb of Phoenix Midwestern city in which Abraham Lincoln made a landmark 1854 anti-slavery speech Munitions center in central Illinois. Make lively, with "up" Music's Salt 'N' __ Music's Salt-N-___ Musical partner of DJ Spinderella and Salt M. Le Moko Mexican man's nickname. Monsieur Le Pew Monsieur Le Pew of animation Mr. Le Moko. Muppet prawn Muppet prawn introduced in 1996 Muppet who's a prawn Muppets prawn Many Mexicanos. Melon pear Melon fruit Melon or cucumber Melon or pumpkin Melon or squash Melons and squashes Melons, pumpkins, gourds, etc. Melons, squash, etc. Martin or pot preceder Mill contents Material pattern Malibu university Member of the Gas House Gang Marcie calls her "sir" Many are delivered to dorms Meat pies, in a manner of speaking Many-seeded red or green fruits. Meat-and-veggie stir-fry dish More affected by Dexedrine Most energetic Motivates, with "up" Maker of Twist and One soft drinks Michael Jackson once pitched it Michael Jackson pitched it Michael promoted it Mountain Dew bottler, informally Mountain Dew producer, informally Mtn Dew sister brand *Michael Jackson burned his hair while filming an ad for this soda Momentum changer, maybe Morale-boosting speech Motivating halftime speech Morale builders Motivating monologues Motivational messages Make perky Man about London, 17th century. Man often "up betimes.” Memorable diarist "Moby Dick" setting, with "The" "Moby-Dick" ship Melville vessel Members of a Connecticut tribe "Minute" or "hour" lead-in "___ my last e-mail . . ." MPG middle MPH middle MPH part MPH word Middle of mph Miles -- gallon Miles -- hour Miles __ gallon (fuel economy stat) Miles ___ hour (wind speed unit) Miles-gallon filler Minute or hour preceder Monogram of a famous Phillie Monogram of a record-breaking Phillie Mpg center Mph component Mph's p Mystery writer Wahloo Mystery writer Wahlöö Moving images recording, often viewable online mpg Part of mph Part of Modern foreign section of Istanbul. Modern section of Istanbul. Maybe, old style. make an official inspection on foot of Make ___: earn each year ...manipulative people Makeup master Westmore Makeup mogul Westmore Mays' was .345. Maybe, of old Musical Chairs goal? MADE through the skin Mary Shelley's hubby MACEDONIAN founder (c. 700 BC) Meal money, maybe Marcel Proust's "A la Recherche du temps __" Missing, from the French Man with a poultry income? M. Goriot or M. Grandet. Mademoiselle's father Maman's man Man in la famille Mari de la mère Marquette Marquette or Goriot Marquette or La Chaise Marquette was one Marquette's title Marquette, e.g. Marquette, for one Membre du clergé Mere s mate Mere's man Mitterrand's father Murray of The Hockey Hall of Fame Mère's counterpart Mère's man Mère's mate Mère's spouse Ménage member ___ Marquette State Park ___ Marquette, French explorer. ____ Marquette, explorer Marquette and Dumas Marquette and others Marquette et al. Members of French weddings. Members of familles Most saucy MAURITIUS region Matador Manuel known as El Cordobés making perfect Math teacher's favorite cut of beef? made flawless Match like no other Makes flawless Makes ideal, polishes or refines to a very great degree Makes just right Make a hole in Make holes in, as a stamp sheet Make holes in, as for ease of tearing Make row of holes through Moved to tears? Music, ballet, drama. Mother's Day gift, perhaps Mother's Day gift, sometimes Makes good cense? "Maybe so" "Maybe" music? "Make It or Break It" actress Gilpin "Meter" attachment "Meter" or "scope" start Mythical fairy from Persian folklore Ms. Gilpin (Roz) of "Frasier" Mythical fair one. Mythical fairy Mythical sprite Mythological sprite mineral consisting of magnesium oxide in the form of isometric crystals or grains Moon's nearest orbit point Moon's nearest orbital point. Moon's nearest point Major danger Minacious situation Mortal danger Mortal dangers Melodramatic serial of 1914, with "the" mineral that encloses another mineral of a different type Mark at the end of a sentence Meaningful interval Mei's first one is mistakenly assumed by her mother to be happening in "Turning Red" Much ado about some punctuation? Magazine editing? "Magazine," said Tom ___ Magazines and newspapers Mailbox jammers. Many are mailed out monthly Monthly magazines, e.g. Mortgage check, say "Moulin Rouge", for one Many an antique MOVING area around body Mischievous spirits in Islamic folklore Means of looking above and beyond Meet an untimely fate Meet one's demise Meet with ruin MOVEMENT of food in digestive tract Male fashion of Washington's time Make a false statement under oath in a court of law Make (oneself) jaunty (with "up"). Make coffee, in a way Make coffee, maybe Make java, for short Make some java Make some joe Make the coffee Made coffee Made jaunty, with "up" Made java Made the coffee More vivacious Most animated