Letter M 135500–135750

Mercutio's friend Mercutio's pal Montague boy Montague heir Montague lad Montague man. Montague of note Montague scion Montague teen Montague youth Montague's offspring Montague's problem child Montague's son Mr. Montague. Man's slipper and woman's slipper Memorable theatrical call. Male lovers Men named after a Montague. Men's house slippers Men's slippers McIntosh cousins Married gypsy woman Military subject of best seller by Desmond Young. McCain : 2008 :: ___ : 2012 Michigan's governor. Mitt of Massachusetts Mitt of politics Mitt with ten fingers MOVE easily and quickly (colloq.) Many a Marx Brothers movie Mercy-rule game, e.g. Madcap capers Male gypsies MacArthur aide Carlos ____ Mythical twin's bird tale? Martian twins Mythical twins Michele's pal, in a 1997 movie Magical Weasley Man's name that appears twice in the title of a 1963 Crystals hit Matthew's "Dallas Buyers Club" role Mets color commentator Darling Mets sports commentator Darling Metta World Peace's old first name Missouri State Highway Patrol captain Johnson Moody or Silver Mr. Colman's nickname. Mr. Colman. Mr. Hubbard of "Dianetics." "Mazes and Monsters" author Jaffe "Mazes and Monsters" novelist Jaffe "Mazes and Monsters" writer Jaffe "Miss __" (gossipy autobiography) "Miss __": gossip columnist's autobiography "Miss ___" (Barrett autobiography) Miss Jaffe Mitra of "Boston Legal" Ms. Barrett McDonald in makeup McDonald or Colman McDonald or Reagan McDonald's clown McDonald's mascot McDonaldland figure ___ McDonald ___ McDonald (clown) McDonald and McNair Messrs. Colman and Reagan. Mia Farrow's famous son Maker of Six Star Knives Maker of the Pocket Fisherman and Electric Food Dehydrator Maker of the Popeil Pocket Fisherman and Mr. Microphone Mr. Microphone manufacturer MMA fighter-turned-farmer(!) Rousey Mixed martial artist Rousey Met moundsman Medieval French song MOVEMENT in which principal theme recurs twice or more (mus.) MUSICAL movement in which principal theme recurs twice or more Many a Beethoven sonata ender Many a Beethoven work Many a movement Movement of many a sonata Mozart creation Mozart movement Mozart's "__ Alla Turca" Musical composition with a recurring theme Musical composition with repeating theme Musical composition, often the last movement of a sonata. Musical form ending a sonata Musical form with a main and contrasting themes Musical form with a recurring theme Musical form with a refrain Musical movement with a recurring theme Musical piece that's an anagram of "donor" Musical piece with a recurring theme Musical piece with a repeated theme movement Concerto climax movement Mozart article movement Sonata Movements of sonatas Mozart movements Mozart's "Turkish March" and others Musical rounds. Miss America host after Bert Parks Malay traditional dance Masterless samurai Mercenary samurai (and a 1998 De Niro thriller) Milsap of C&W Milsap of country music Music's Milsap Metal legend who died on 5/16/10 "My Father at 100: A Memoir" author Magician Weasley and anchorman Burgundy Mix and Jaworski of football fame Moody and Leibman Moody and Wood Mr. Colman and others. Mark of "Uptown Funk" Mark with "Uptown Funk" Mick from the Spiders From Mars Marsupial pal of Pooh Marsupial, Down Under Marsupial, for short Marsupial: Colloq. Member of an Australian "mob," colloquially Mexican state Quintana __ Mexico's Quintana ___ Milne Marsupial American Milne animal Milne baby Milne character in a blue jumper Milne character who likes to swing on Tigger's tail Milne critter Milne cutie Milne hopper Milne joey Milne minor Milne moniker Milne tyke Milne young 'un Milne youngster Milne's Baby ___ Milne's baby bouncer Milne's joey Mini Milne marsupial Mob member, informally Mommy with a pouch Marsupial baby, briefly Marsupial tragedy? Milne-Shakespeare collaboration? Marsupial brew? Medieval church screen or crucifix Medieval church hanging Medieval church symbol Medieval crucifix Medieval crosses Medieval crucifixes Mansard for one Mansard or gable Mansard or gambrel Mansard, e.g. Mouth area where peanut butter sticks Mouth top Man on a ladder. Man with a zax. material used to build a roof material used to construct a roof Mansard and gambrel Mansards Mouth tops Man in a corner Man in the corner Mobile castle Movable castle Michael of "Guardians of the Galaxy" More's Lalla MLB call-up, often Major league novice. Man who has received "Greetings.” Mays in 1951 Mays or Mantle in 1951 Mike Piazza, in 1993 Movie about a 10-year-old pitching sensation Movie about a 12-year-old Cubs pitcher Men at Camp Chaffee. Men that start in the corners Movable castles "Make ___ for Daddy" "Make some ___!" ("Scooch!") "Marvin's ___" Make ___ (scooch over) Maneuverability Maneuverer's need Maneuvering space Minimal lodging Motel booking Motel vacancy MIDDLE MANAGER'S HOPE . . . Mop alternative Member of a household. "Make ___ Daddy," old TV show Maximum number of party attendees, perhaps More commodious More spacey? More spacious or capacious Most commodious. More of remark *Many a dorm resident Mansion makeup Mansion's abundance Mansions have many of them Many have views Marx Brothers comedy Motel units Motel vacancies Mrs. Hoople's offerings Marx Brothers film of 1938 Maneuvering space, in an expression Minimal space, to Mrs. Crupp Mansion-like Meditation chant (singer Orbison) Manchester United striker Wayne Mara in "Her" Mara of "Women Talking" Mickey Actor Mickey ___, né Yule Mickey from Brooklyn Mickey of "National Velvet" Mickey of film Mickey or Andy Mickey or Annie Mickey or Mara in movies Mickey who played Andy Hardy Moviedom's Mickey Much-married Mickey of moviedom Marsupials, for short Marsupials, informally Marsupials: Colloq. McKinley's successor Mount Rushmore surname Mrs. Roosevelt's maiden name. Members of a famous family. MAUDE Makeshift lodging Male domestic fowl Male with a comb Morning "announcer" Morning crower Morning harbinger