Letter M 41750–42000

Monkey Trial attorney Monkey Trial attorney Clarence Monkey Trial defense attorney Monkey Trial lawyer Members of a women's patriotic organization: Abbr. Macushi's poison-tipped weapon Make a quick move Missile aimed at a bull's-eye Missile in a pub game Missile on a board Missile that might be tipped with curare Missile thrown at a board Missile thrown from behind the oche Missile thrown in a pub Missile thrown in pubs Missile with a feathery flight Missile with a flight Move Suddenly Appear Move abruptly Move fast and abruptly Move like a dragonfly Move like a flash Move like a mouse Move like a shot Move like shifty eyes Move quickly and suddenly Move quickly from here to there Move rapidly like a missile Move suddenly and rapidly Move swiftly and abruptly Move very quickly through traffic Move(d) quickly move Sudden move fast/quickly/swiftly move with sudden speed "Museo __" (Uffizi, e.g.) Made a dash for Made a sudden move Made sudden moves Moved hastily Moved swiftly like a thrown missile Moved like a chickadee Moved like a dragonfly Moved like a hummingbird Moved like a minnow Moved like a mouse Moved like a squirrel Moved suddenly Moved suddenly and fast. Moved suddenly and swiftly. Moved swiftly and suddenly Moved unpredictably Maul handle Mr. Vader ___ Maul ("Star Wars" character) ___ Maul (sci-fi villain) Main villain in "The Phantom Menace" Make a hurried visit. Moving like a dragonfly Moving like hummingbirds Moving suddenly and fast. Move suddenly and repeatedly. Mrs. Steerforth's companion. Moves quickly to and fro Member of the Ivy League. Moves quickly from hiding Missiles thrown in pubs Moves abruptly Moves along rapidly Moves quickly Moves suddenly Moves swiftly Moves unpredictably Man with a controversial theory Most famous grandson of Josiah Wedgwood Musical Hall Musical Hall of fame Member of a pop duo whose debut album was titled "Whole Oats" Mahler's ____ Lied von der Erde Many "Law & Order" characters Marx' "___ Kapital" Marx's "__ Kapital" Men of the law, for short. Men of the law: Colloq. Muni. prosecutors "Mad" run MORSE element MOVE about with display MOVE about with spirit MOVE with violence Mad rush Make time Marathon's opposite Meet component Meet event Morse code component Morse code piece Morse code symbol Morse-code symbol Move like the one-horse open sleigh riders Mrs. on a spice rack Mark on an "i" Morse code for a long signal, repeated thrice Made a run for Made tracks Member of a sleigh-pulling team More the team Makes a run for it Makes haste Marathons they're not Morse code O's have three of them Morse code elements Morse symbols Morse units Makes a break for Make a beeline after work, say Miso base Miso soup base More stylish Make a hasty visit to, as a convenience store Moving quickly Make a quick trip to the Bahamas? Marx classic Marx treatise Marx work Marx's masterwork Malicious coward Mean coward Mean, cowardly cad Mean, sneaking coward Malicious cowards Mean, sneaking cowards Means of recording (Abbr.) Mac input Mainframe fodder Mainframe input Market research grist Market research information Material carried by some streams Material for a computer. Material for a debate. Material for a punch card Material for modern "miners" Material for study. Material for tables Matter in the files. Microprocessor's diet Milk measure Minable material Mined material Mined stuff Mining material? Mining target Modern miner's matter Modern mining target Much input Modern storehouse Modern information sources Modern mining targets Major file transfer Mountains for mining, perhaps Modern bank jobs Modern threats to your identity Modern information analyst Monthly expense for cellphone users Modern-day "miner" Modem "Mobile" communications device used in law enforcement MAKE social engagement with MCMLXXXII is one MEETING by appointment March 15, e.g. March 15th, e.g. Marriage license inscription Match.com goal Matchmaker.com connection Mediterranean fruit Medjool ___ (sweet fruit) Medjool fruit Meet one's match? Meet-up from Her Meetup from Lex Meetup from Scruff, perhaps Meetup that might lead to a sleepover Memorial day, for example Milk carton notice Movie companion, maybe Movie escort, maybe Muffin tidbit mm/dd/yyyy info Moment specification, perhaps Matchmaker's oddsmaker? Meeting planners Made appointment with (with up): Slang. Meeting one's soul mate, perhaps? Monthly periodicals, checked-out library books, etc. Most newspaper stories have one. mark with a date and place Most news stories carry them. MTV reality show Married couple's regularly scheduled romantic outing, say Middle Eastern tree Middle east tree Mideast fruit source Ma'amoul filling Mail clerk's device Mail-room apparatus Mailroom gizmo Mailroom stamp Match.com user Matchmaking industry? Major Libyan export Marks on tour calendar Match.com hookups Match.com matches Match.com results Matrimonial cake ingredient Matrimonial cake staple May 10th and July 2nd, e.g. Medjool fruits Meetings Meetups from Bumble Milk carton data Modern rendezvous. Mailroom gadget Machines that sound like staplers Middle Eastern fruit merchant? Making Saturday evening arrangements. Marriage precursor Mother-daughter talk topic Match.com competitors Modern way to meet matches on your phone Match-making platform found on a smartphone Modern matchmakers Milieu for single people Matching outfits? Many relationships are INSTIGATED on one Match, e.g. Malay barrio chief. Malay chief Malayan headman Malayan tribal chief. Moro chief Moro chief in P. I. Moro tribal chief. Moslem Moro chief. Moro chiefs in P. I. Moro chiefs. Missy Elliott's "___ What I'm Talkin' About" Maker of Z-cars, once