Letter M 41250–41500

Matt of "The Martian" Matt of "The Monuments Men" Matt of "The Talented Mr. Ripley" Matt of "We Bought a Zoo" Matt of Hollywood Matt of movies Matt of the first three Bourne movies Matt who played Jason Bourne Matt who was nominated for an Oscar for "The Martian" Member of a classical friendship. Mr. Runyan. Mr. Runyon. Mythical pal of Pythias Melodious Vic Maiden: Poet. Maidens: Archaic. Mildly moist Mildly wet Mine gas Mine vapor Moderately moist Moist Musty and moist Muted MAKE damp Make slightly wet Make soundproof make sorry make vague or obscure or make less visible muffle the message Made less intense Made moist Moisteners. Makes moist Muffles Mute for a horn Most likely to become moldy Most moist Moistened floor wiper Mildew cause Makes less intense Mine gases Memorable conductor of New York Philharmonic. Makes lakes Man-made lake formers Masterpieces of engineering. Mica and Tobin Moms on all fours Maid of old. Maiden in distress? Maiden of yore Maiden, in old literature Melodrama heroine Melodrama maiden Melodrama persona Melodrama stock character Miss in distress? Movie maiden "in distress" Maidens Melodrama victims Misses. Make a barrier "Make Love Stay" Fogelberg "My Life in Football" author Marino Martial arts rank or a jazz "King" MARTIAL art degree of excellence MONTENEGRO news agency Majerle of the Suns Man's name derived from the Bible Marilyn's man Marino of Miami Marino in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Marino of football Marino of football fame Marino or Aykroyd Marino or Fouts Marino or Quayle Marino or Rather Mark of dojo achievement Martial arts degree Martial arts tier Martial-arts level Martial-arts rating Matheson or George Matheson or Heatley McGrew McGrew of balladry Miami's Marino Most northern city of Holy Land. Move about playfully Mr. Aykroyd Mr. Beard Mr. Kimball of the Defense Department. Mr. Kimball, Naval Secretary. Mr. McGrew Mr. Quayle Mr. Rather Mr. Topping. Music's Steely ___ marker buoy Mike's "Wayne's World" co-star Mike's costar in "Wayne's World" Mount ___, much-hiked peak in Yosemite Mount ____, second-highest peak in Yosemite Movie actor Andrews. Movie critic Stevens Mr. Andrews of Hollywood. Mr. Andrews of the movies. Mr. Andrews of the stage. Mr. Andrews, actor. Mrs. Christopher Reeve Mythical mother of Perseus in Greek lore Mother of Perseus Mother of Perseus Monster slain by Mother of Perseus by Zeus Michonne's portrayer in "The Walking Dead" Monarch butterflies Major Vietnam port Money: Italy. Move rhythmically to music Move rhythmically to music MOVE in lively way MOVE lightly MOVE to MOVE to music Macarena, e.g. Mamba or rumba Mambo or moonwalk Martha Graham's field Mashed potato, e.g. Mazurka, e.g. Mazurka. Merengue Merengue or kolo Merengue, e.g. Milieu of Martha Graham Minuet, e.g. Monkey or Watusi Monkey or minuet Monkey or pony Monkey or pony, e.g. Monkey, e.g. Monkey, pony or alligator Moonwalk, e.g. Morris or monkey Move like Susan Jaffe Move to the music Movement on a floor Movement to music mambo minuet move in a graceful and rhythmical way move in a pattern move the feet and body rhythmically in time to music Meetup at a barre? Moves in for a short time? Moved rhythmically to music Moved merrily. Moved nimbly Moved on the floor Moved to the music moved rhythmically Murray offering *Michael Jackson's moonwalk, for one Moonwalk, running man, floss, et al., and what can be found in the answers to the starred clues? Moves to end a dispute? Marathon scene of the '30s Martha Graham, e.g. Mata Hari, e.g. Member of a step team Music video extra mover to music Members of Ray Bolger's profession. Movers and shakers? Macarena and lambada Macarena and mambo Mambo and samba Mambo, samba, etc. Maxixe and saraband Monkey and pony, e.g. Move taught by a choreographer Movement practice that promotes mental health Molding with a zigzag pattern musical Fosse film Moving rhythmically to music Martha Graham forte Meryl Streep film Mythical marksman. Mr. Boone calls egging his neighbor's house ... Medieval-fantasy R.P.G. More first-rate More foppish More peachy More smashing More of a fop? Make foppish MOVE lightly up and down move (a child) up and down on one's knee move up and down in one's arms or on one's knees Moves gently up and down Martha Washington's maiden name. man who is overconcerned with the elegance of his appearance Mads Mikkelsen, e.g. Maker of pastry. Man from Korsor. Man from Odense Many a "Hamlet" character Many a LEGO factory employee Margrethe II subject Marmaduke of the comics is a "Great" one Melancholy one Melchior, by birth Member of the Folketing Member of the Landsting. Member of the Rigsdag. Many "Hamlet" characters Many Copenhagen residents Many Lego House employees Many employees of the Lego company Many residents of the Faeroe Islands Many visitors to Legoland Margrethe II's subjects Margrethe and Dinesen Melchior and Borge Melchior's countrymen. Melchior, Borge, etc. Members of the Folketing. Members of the Landsting. Members of the Rigsdag. Men from Aarhus. Men of Aarhus Men of Elsinore. Men of Fyn. Millions of Europeans, e.g. More than five million Europeans Most "Hamlet" characters Most Jutlanders "__ Me" (Roger Miller tune) "___ Me" (Top-ten 1964 hit for Roger Miller) "___ Me," 1964 song "___ Me," Roger Miller hit Mild complaint Mild curse word Mild cussword Mild swear My middle name "___ My Business" (J. D. Craig) Moment of truth to a thrill-seeker Misused participle Misplaces a participle