Letter M 16250–16500

Movie that's not likely to be shown in a multiplex Many indies Master of disguise? Museum curator's concern *Movies, books, paintings, etc. Musicals and such Magazine that débuted in 1962, with a cover featuring a Jean Tinguely kinetic sculpture Magazine that was once, per a former editor, a "camarilla of kingmakers and bullyboys" Manipulation machination Major for a future museum curator MALORY (Sir Thomas), subject of MARX Brothers, real name of Harpo MODRED, slayer of MORDRED, slayer of MacArthur's son. Medieval king of legend Mel Ferrer's regal role. Merlin advised him Moore, Dudley film Morgan le Fay's brother Murray of dance Malory's subject. Mediterranean thistlelike plant widely cultivated for its large edible flower head Marinated centers for salads Marinated salad items Marinated salad veggies Marinated veggies sold in jars Magazine feature Magazine item Magazine piece Magazine piece, sometimes Magazine story Magazine piece of interest to the Pope? Magazine contents, often Magazine offerings Make-up of the Constitution. modulation "Mad TV" alum Lange Man's nickname that sounds like two letters Marge Simpson's old flame ___ Ziff Mr. Shaw of "The Trouble with Cinderella." Mr. Shaw. Music's Shaw Musical Mr. Shaw. Musical Shaw Musical Show Musician Shaw Musician wed to Ava and Paulette More Bohemian More Village-y More affected More affectedly showy More boho-inspired, say More chi-chi More creative, perhaps More culturally pretentious More dilettantish More flamboyant More frou-frou More gaudy. More highfalutin More hipsterish More hoity-toity, in a cultural sense More la-di-da More ornate More ostentatious More ostentatious and affected More pretentious More pretentious when it comes to culture More pretentious, in a way More pretentiously showy More pseudoesthetic More rife with flourishes More showy More stylized More stylized, maybe Main musical rival of Benny Goodman Most Bohemian Most chi-chi. Most dilettantish Most highbrow Most ostentatious Most pretentious Most pretentious, in a way Most showily aesthetic Most showy Museum displays Mechanic in the armed forces mechanic mechanic in the army or navy Man-made rather than natural Made by humans / Hecho por humanos Much ado about nothing? Mannequins posing as divorcées Made with love? Man-made organic pump Michael De Bakey's transplant Machine-gun Missile launchers musket Missile launcher ammunition MGM motto ender Many an Etsy seller Mason, e.g. Mason, say Mason. Mosaicist or glassblower Mosaicist, e.g. Main consumer goods source, before 1750 Masons and potters Masons, coopers and the like Mechanics. MONTMARTRE denizen Maker of mobiles. Manet or Monet Manet or Monet e.g. Mary Cassatt was one Master craftsman. Matisse or Grandma Moses. Met someone? Mondrian was one Monet or Manet Monet or Rubens Monet, e.g. Moses, as a nonagenarian Moses, for one Mural maker Museum exhibitor Musician or dancer Montmartre frequenter mastermind Master hands Monet "et" Manet Manet and Monet Manet and Renoir, e.g. Many loft dwellers Marin and others. Michelangelo and Magritte Michelangelo and Monet, e.g. Monet and Manet Monet and Manet, e.g. Museum VIPs Maker of politically-charged sculpture, maybe messy Many museumgoers Mona Lisa viewers. Museumgoers Many a school of design student Many a gallery Metropolitan, e.g. Modernism's predecessor Modernistic style of yore Memoirs of a film noir director? Magician's trickery Mischievous droid, familiarly Movie droid Movie droid, familiarly Movie robot whose voice was made with an ARP 2600 analog synthesizer, familiarly Mr. Detoo Material to sketch on Material used for student craft projects Music genre related to glam rock Music genre that becomes a visual style when its words are swapped Music inspired by "Sgt. Pepper" Museum subjects, often M.A. part M.M.A. finale? MFA Part of MFA part Macrame and origami Macrame and scrimshaw Macrame, decoupage, etc. Macram┬Ä and ikebana Martial ___ (judo and others) Martial ___ (judo, etc.) Martial doings Martial follower Martial matters? Martial or industrial tail Martial or liberal follower Martial or liberal, for two Master of Fine ___ Master of __ Master of __ (graduate degree) Master's subject Matters for the Muses Mediums of expression. Mime and puppetry, e.g. Muses may represent them Muses' domain Muses' domains Muses' field Muses' passions Museum specialties. Music and ballet Music and dance Music and dance are two Music and dance, e.g. Music and dance, for two Music and drama Music and literature Music and painting, for two Music and sculpture Music and sculpture, e.g. Music and such Music and the dance Music and theater Music and theater, e.g. Music is part of these Music's part of them Music, ballet, etc. Music, ballet, sculpture, etc. Music, dance and drama, e.g. Music, dance, etc. Music, dancing, etc. Music, drama, dance etc. Music, drama, etc. Music, painting, etc. Musical theater and ballet, for example Monarch often seen with a crown Muse's domain MUSIC, SCULPTURE, PLUS LOTS MORE? Manhattan's SoHo has a noted one Most affected, in a way Many a Ned Rorem composition Mood piece Model facility? Meatpacking District adjective Museum-loving Met difficulty? Maestro Rodzinski. Maestro Rubinstein. Mr. Rubinstein Maestro Toscanini Mr. Toscanini Music's Toscanini Maestro from Parma Memorable Met conductor Memorable conductor Making appoint of appearing interested in painting, sculpture, etc. Military branch: Abbr. More than creative Many an employee at Queen Beatrix International Airport Member of the mustard family Mustard family member Mustard-family member MEDITERRANEAN tuberous herbaceous plant Made ___ for it Make -- for it (try to flee)