Letter M 50750–51000

Ms, Mcclurg Ms. Adams Ms. Brickell Ms. Falco Ms. McClung Musician Brickell Mystery writer Claire Monica Crump portrayer McClurg and Adams McClurg and Brickell McClurg and Falco Miss Adams et al Major building Morally improved Moral instructor Makes wiser MORALLY improve Make wiser Morally instruct Magistrate in ancient Rome magistrate Ancient Roman historian Magistrates of ancient Rome. Midlothian capital city: Abbr. Midlothian city: Abbr. Midlothian city poem/poetry Midlothian city: Poet. Midwest city abutting Eden Prairie Minneapolis city between Richfield and Minnetonka Minneapolis neighbor Minneapolis suburb mentioned in "Fargo" Minnesota city where part of "Fargo" was filmed Minnesota headquarters of Dairy Queen Minnesota home of Dairy Queen's headquarters Minnesota home to the headquarters of Orange Julius Minnesota site of the world's first fully enclosed shopping mall Man of ideas? Man of many patents. Man with a bright idea? Menlo Park "wizard" Menlo Park VIP Menlo Park denizen Menlo Park genius Menlo Park inventor Menlo Park man Menlo Park mastermind Menlo Park notable Menlo Park resident Menlo Park whiz Menlo Park's claim to fame Menlo Park's township Menlo Park, NJ's township Microphone inventor Most famous son of Milan, Ohio Motion picture pioneer Menlo Park family Make changes to text Modify an article in a red pen, say Mad workers do this Make Self improvements? Make Shortz work of something? Make a change for the verse? Make a clue better, maybe Make a dele Make a line cut? Make a long story short, perhaps Make a long story short, say Make a manuscript better Make a movie ready for television Make amendments? Make better, in a way Make change for Money? Make changes in Time? Make changes in a manuscript Make changes to a story Make changes to, as a manuscript Make changes, as to an article Make changes, maybe Make clearer, maybe Make clearer, perhaps Make copy less sloppy Make corrections to Make crisper, as compositions Make cuts, say Make deles and stets Make emendations Make film cuts Make fit to print Make grammatically correct, say Make judicious use of a red ballpoint pen, maybe Make less boring, in a way Make less explicit, perhaps? Make less wordy, as an article Make less wordy, perhaps Make less wordy, say Make more concise, e.g. Make more good/less bad (Ben, fix this clue, ok?) Make more readable Make more readable, maybe Make more readable, perhaps Make more readable, say Make prose more perfect Make read better Make readable Make ready for print Make revisions to Make shipshape, in a way Make shorter, say Make some cuts, perhaps Make spelling corrections to, e.g. Make sure there are words missing from a clue, say Make text better Make textual changes Make the copy right Make the final cut? Make tweaks to a text Make up, as "The Tatler." Man the city desk Man the copy desk Manage Money, say Manage a publication. Manuscript change made Manuscript modification Mark a ms. Mark manuscripts Mark one's words, in a way Mark one's words? Mark up copy Mark up for revision Mark up manuscripts Mark up with a red pen, say Mark up with a red pencil, say Mark up, like text Mark up, perhaps Massage a manuscript Massage text Mend manuscripts Menu bar heading Menu bar option Menu for Cut and Paste Menu including Cut and Paste Menu next to "File" Menu next to File, often Menu next to View, often Menu option usually next to File Menu that contains Cut, Copy, and Paste Menu with "Undo" Menu with "Undo" and "Redo" Menu with Cut and Paste Menu with Paste, often Menu with a Copy command Microsoft Word option Mind the p's and q's? Modification to a document Modify a manuscript Modify a text Modify in a word processor Modify manuscripts Modify text Modify the volume? Modify, as a manuscript Modify, as a photo Modify, as an article Modify, as prose More than proofread Move some text around, say Move text here and there Moviola Work at the Make corrections to copy Modify the content of a document Modify a draft ___ menu (where to find Cut, Copy and Paste) make an alteration Made a correction to a draft of an essay, e.g. Made a long story short? Made corrections to newspaper articles, for example Made less wordy, maybe Made line changes Made publication-ready Made publishable Made typo-free Made typo-free, e.g. Make redactions Marked up copy Minced words, say Minced words? Modified, as a magazine Made shorter, in a way "Mythology" author Hamilton Marion's "La Vie en Rose" character Marion's "La Vie en Rose" role Martyred Carmelite nun ___ Stein Mary and Sybil's sister on "Downton Abbey" Matriarch in "All in the Family" Maude's cousin on 1970s TV Meathead's '70s TV mother-in-law Meathead's mother-in-law Middle daughter on "Downton Abbey" Mike Stivic's mother-in-law Mike's mother-in-law Miss Sitwell Mother-in-law of "Meathead" Mother-in-law of TV's Meathead Mrs. Archie Bunker Mrs. Bunker Mrs. Teddy Roosevelt or Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Mrs. Wilson. Mythologist Hamilton Movie designer Mrs. Bunker and others Make part of the manuscript Magazine work Making text adjustments Making the cut Moviemaking facet Magazine issue Morning __ (N.P.R. show) Morning paper, e.g. Macleans Magazine units Morning papers, say "Mad" staffer MS. man. Mad person? Magazine V.I.P. Magazine bigwig Magazine boss Magazine chief Magazine chief took a motorcycle up around it (6) Magazine employee Magazine executive Magazine head Magazine honcho Magazine manager Magazine staffer Magazine supervisor Man in the green eyeshade. Man on the masthead. Managing or city Manuscript buyer. Manuscript changer Manuscript fixer Manuscript reader Manuscript receiver Manuscript recipient Marginal worker? Masthead entry Masthead figure Masthead heading Masthead name Masthead position Masthead word