Letter M 146250–146500

match played with one person on each side Meeting place for the unattached MATCH SEEKERS Mushiness over not being married? Marathoner's shirt Makings of a very boring mosaic? Musical gatherings. Musical get-togethers. Monotonous cadence Monotonous in cadence Monotonous in pitch Monotonous meter. Monotonous mode of speech. Monotonous rhythm Monotonous talking Monotonous voice Monotonously rhythmic Monotonously rhythmic, as a voice Monotonous verses Makes oneself heard Makes sleepy, hopefully, as a tot Make drowsy with a lullaby Moral police? Merriam-Webster's 2019 "Word of the Year" Migraine caused from breaking a Commandment? make Chinese Mackenzie's "___ Street" Malefic; baleful Meme #1, sample comment: "LOL I wish I looked this evil at MY boss's round table #likeaboss" "My job does not end with being ___, however" moving, going or extending from left to right Member of pre-Israelite race. Make a Putt First to , usually Make a putt Make, as a basket in basketball Make, as a basketball three-pointer Make, as a putt Make, as a shot Metaphorical failing organization "My Heart Will Go On" from "Titanic," e.g.? Make it on one's own, or not Make a hook shot Makes a hook shot Makes, as a putt Makes, as a shot Makes, on the links Moves downward Make a new low Made a clerical error? Magdalene, e.g. Making a clerical error? Misbehaving, in a way. Mandarin, e.g. (Pref.) Major factor in Korean independence Mortal misdeeds Major misdoings Makes a big mistake Misdoings. Moral lapses Moral misdeeds Moral misjudgments Moral missteps Moral no-nos Moral transgressions More than errors. Mortal mistakes Moral duty? Mineral deposit found in hot springs Mountain within Jerusalem: Var. Morningside College's site. Most populous city in South Dakota Make drinks last Make one's drink last Mere taste Merest taste Mini-swallow, perhaps Modest intake Much less than a quaff. MOIST spot Makes last, in a way Mini drinks Makes last longer, in a way "Ma'am" for a man "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" address "Mr." alternative "My dear ___" "My dear ___" (old letter opener) "My dear fellow" "My dear man ..." Ma'am's counterpart Ma'am's escort Ma'am's mate Madam Mate Madam's counterpart Madam's fellow addressee Madam's mate Madam's partner Major address Male customer, to a clerk Male honorific Male title Man just after kneeling? Man, with all due respect? Manly address Manly title of respect Marcie's nickname for Peppermint Patty Mark Thackeray, to his students, in a 1967 film Master, later Mate of Madam Max Beerbohm, for one McCartney or Jagger, e.g. McCartney title McCartney's title Memorable Poitier role Menuhin's title Michael Caine title Michael Caine's address Michael Caine's title Michael Caine, e.g. Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney, e.g. Mick Jagger title Mick Jagger's title Mick Jagger, e.g. Military term of address Mister relative Mister's cousin. Mix-A-Lot title Mix-A-Lot's title? Mr. Bumble, to Oliver Twist Mr. Whoever-You-Are Mr. ___ (counselor in "Holes") ___ Mix-a-Lot Moslem bridge to Paradise. Muslim bridge to paradise Mr. Ellington, in a 1977 song "M'lord" "My king" "My liege" Male parent of a thoroughbred Madonna's record label Make young? Male parent of an animal Man o' War to Hard Tack, or Hard Tack to Seabiscuit Man o' War, to War Admiral Many a retired racehorse Many a retired racer Many a retired thoroughbred Marco, to Omar Khayyam Mare's mate Medieval address Medieval title Mister Ed dad Monarch's address Monarch's courtesy title. Mudder's father Mythical creature whose song lured sailors to their doom Mythical temptress with a deadly song Mae West, at times Marine charmer Mariner's challenge Mud eel Musical mate of the klaxon. Mythical rock singer Mythical shipwrecker mythical creature that lures sailors in greek mythology Mermaid: Fr. Musical horns. Manatee's order, whose name comes from Greek myth Marine mammal allied to whale. Mythical nautical dangers Mythological temptresses Majesties. Male ancestors. Male sovereigns' address Man o' War, Citation, etc. Many retired Kentucky Derby winners Many retired thoroughbreds Many studs, eventually Masculine titles, of old. Mayor of Plymouth: 1581 Man of noble character. Mailman? "Memories of the Future" author Hustvedt Microsoft : Cortana :: Apple : __ Millions say "hey" to her daily Modern answer source Modern know-it-all Modern personal assistant Modern search party? Modern-day assistant Most famous role of voice actress Susan Bennett Multilingual assistant Master of the Royal Mint at the start of the 18th century "Magnificent Obsession" director "Magnificent Obsession" director Douglas Mediterranean storm cause, at times Macca, more formally McCartney, to fans Mascot of the Carolina Panthers Madams' mates Madams' men Madams' partners Male titles McCartney and Jagger, for two McCartney and John McCartney and McKellen McCartney and McKellen, for two Men of rank. Men with knighthoods Michael Palin's peers, as of 2019 Mick Jagger and others Military response style in which the first and last words are the same "Man for All Seasons" man Marina of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Ma's daughter MacLaine, to Beatty Madrid replies Magda, to Zsa Zsa Maggie or Lisa, to Bart Maggie or Lisa, to Bart, for example Maggie, to Lisa Maid of honor, to the bride, often Malia, to Sasha Obama, for short Malia, to Sasha, briefly Malia, to Sasha, for short Mama's girl Mama, to auntie Marcia Brady, to Greg Marcia, to Greg Margo, to Agnes Gru, for short Marie, to Donny Mary-Kate to Ashley Mary-Kate, to Ashley, informally Memb. of the family Miriam, to Moses Mom's daughter Mom's girl Mom, to Auntie Mom, to my aunt Mom-to-aunt term Monica, to Ross, informally Monica, to Ross, on "Friends" Moon Unit, to Dweezil Material for rope Material for rope workers. material Mat Embroidered mexican or west indian plant used to make rope Mexican affirmative "Most definitely, senor"