Letter M 14000–14250

Majestic horses Men of Asia. Middle East people. Middle Eastern purebred horses MALTESE-like language MAURITANIAN language MIDDLE East language Major language of North Africa Mauritania's official language Middle Eastern Language Mideast language Mideastern language Mideastern tongue Modern alternative to Roman Mubarak's language Most common coffee plant Most-grown coffee bean in the world make or become Arabic Mathematical symbols first used in India monosaccharide make or become Arab Middle East Orientalist. Middle East expert Mideast expert Mideast expert, maybe Mideast scholars Mid-East political alliance. Middle Eastern community Mideast alliance Multinational organization headquartered in Cairo Middle East people: Comb. form MAURITANIAN desert people Maghreb conquerors Middle Eastern natives Many Al Jazeera viewers Many Dubai residents Many Egyptians Many Iraqis Many Israelis Many Jumeirah Beach goers Many Maghrebis Many Mecca residents Many Meccans Many Middle Easterners Many Mideast natives Many Mideast residents Many Mideasterners Many Moroccans Many Muslims Many North Africans Many OPEC delegates Many OPEC meeting attendees Many OPEC members Many OPEC ministers Many Omanis Many Qatar natives Many Riyadh residents Many Scheherazade characters Many Semites Many Syrians Many Tripoli natives Many Yemenis Many inhabitants of Oran Many kaffiyeh wearers Many residents of Dearborn, Michigan Many residents of Dubai Many residents of Jeddah, Sharjah, or Hama Many residents of South Paterson, New Jersey Many subjects of Scheherazade stories Mecca folks Mecca men Mecca natives Mecca people Mecca residents Medina denizens Medina men Member of U. N. bloc. Members of Hamas, e.g. Members of OPEC Men from Mecca Men of Mecca Men of Medina Men of Yemen. Men of the Near East. Mettlesome mounts Middle Easterners Mideast natives Mideast residents Mideastern people Mideasterners Minority population of Israel Moslems. Most Al Jazeera viewers Most Algerians Most Bahrain inhabitants Most Egyptians Most Iraqis Most Jordanians Most Kuwaitis Most Lebanese Most Lebanese and Libyan citizens Most Meccans Most Middle Easterners Most Moroccans Most North Africans Most Omanis Most Saudis Most Saudis and Iraqis Most Syrians Most Syrians, e.g. Most Tunisians Most Yemenis Most emirate natives Most hajjis Mubarak and Hussein Much of Al-Ahram's readership Movement inspired by the death of Mohamed Bouazizi Mack Sennett's "The Shriek of __" Mecca's place, in poesy Mideast region, old-style Mideast region, poetically Musical sheik's domain Musical sheikdom Mythic spider-woman Mythical maiden in a weaving contest Mythical maiden transformed into a spider Mythical tapestry artisan Mythical weaver Mythical weaver turned into a spider by Athena Mite or tick, e.g. MENINGES, weblike middle layer of the three middle of the three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord Mures River city Middle East leader Mideast negotiator Mideast peace conference attendee, 1993 Moon crater named for a French astronomer Medieval Spanish kingdom "Mad" marginalia master Mineral similar to calcite. Macaws and parakeets. Mideast drink Mostly depleted sea Mostly gone Asian sea Mostly gone sea "My Name Is ___" "My Name Is __" (Saroyan novel) "My Name Is ___" (William Saroyan story collection) "My Name Is ___": Saroyan "My Name Is ___," by Saroyan. "My Name is ___" (William Saroyan collection) "My Name is ___" (William Saroyan) Mr. Khachaturian murderer author Mild seaweed Mild-flavored seaweed in Japanese cuisine Mesopotamia dweller M. d'Herblay. Male scent Member of M. de Tréville's regiment. Member of a fictional trio. Memorable musketeer Muskeeter of literature Musketeer Musketeer of literature Musketeer of note Musketeer that smells nice, according to Estée Lauder Musketeer who isn't Athos, Porthos, or D'Artagnan Musketeer who wanted to be a priest Musketeer's moniker Musketeer's name "Man of __" (Flaherty film) "Man of ___" "Man of ___": 1934 documentary "Man of ___, " 1934 film "Man of ___," 1934 Flaherty film "Man of ___," 1934 film classic Mullen's "Man of ___" ___ Mawddwy, peak in Wales Mexican cabs Mexican horse-drawn cabs Mediator of Peruvian-Ecuadorian border agreement. Member of a North American Plains people (Var.) Many members of Wyoming's Wind River Reservation Moroccan sandarac. Moroccan tree Morocco tree Macaw or cockatoo. Macaws Mount also called Agri Dagi Mount featured on the Armenian coat of arms Mount first climbed in 1829 Mount for Noah Mount in "Genesis" Mount on which Noah landed Mount sacred to Armenians Mount sacred to the Armenians Mountain linked to a biblical ark Mount where Noah disembarked Mount where Noah found land Mount where Noah landed Mount where Noah's Ark came to rest Mount where Noah's ark landed Mount where an ark parked Mount where the ark ended up Mountain first climbed in 1829 Mountain in E Turkey Mountain in Genesis Mountain in Turkey Mountain in the logo of Yerevan State University Mountain named for an ancient Armenian kingdom Mountain of Biblical import Mountain of Noah. Mountain of Turkey. Mountain on Armenia's coat of arms Mountain on the Armenian coat of arms Mountain on the coat of arms of Armenia Mountain overlooking Yerevan Mountain ridge of Armenia. Mountain said to be resting place of Noah's Ark Mountain that's actually two mountains Mountain whose name means "holy ground" Mountains of __: Genesis locale mount Noah Actor Moroccan trees. Macaws or screw pines Mr. Parseghian and others "My Life as ___" (Joyce Carol Oates novel) Malay town. Monkey puzzle tree Monkey-puzzle tree monkey puzzle Maori people Maori tribe. MESOPOTAMIAN river Maker of simultaneous stock trades, for short Market figure, briefly Market opportunist, briefly Market player, for short Market worker, for short Mediator: Abbr. Medieval crossbow Medieval crossbows Mosquito from the state nicknamed Land of Opportunity? Market activity Market maneuvering Market manipulation Market manipulation method Made for no apparent reason, as decisions magisterial