Letter M 77250–77500

Marines' theme, e.g. Mass music Mass performance Mass piece Mass song Mass-produced music? Mormon Tabernacle Choir number Musical prayer music Mass Music book. Mass-market big sellers Music of a special form. Many gospel songs Mass performances Mass songs Much choir repertoire Mad. Ave. hard sell Media excess Misleading exaggerated publicity More than just promote Made a big deal of Made too much of Much ballyhooed More than excited More than peppy Millennium Falcon feature MOON, father of the Moon of Saturn named for a Greek Titan morbidly long sight maximizing fuel economy of a motor vehicle metapsychological Music genre for SOPHIE and 100 gecs Milieu for the "U.S.S. Enterprise" morbid enlargement Mad. Ave. hard sells More than just plugs Mounts a big publicity campaign Metaphorical vehicle for an overly excited group Mark for dividing words Mark in some surnames Made a dash for the compound? Making a big deal out of Mesmer's field Mesmerizing M.D.'s needle MORBID state of depression MORAL pretence malafide MANIA, minor form of MINOR form of mania mutant gene MASTER gland of the body make into substance Make a tentative assumption Mandarin's drink, perhaps Mint often used as an herb Mint-family herb Minty-smelling herb used in the liqueur Chartreuse "Mass" emotional outburst Mad-mad-world reaction. Mass follower Mass reaction, perhaps morbid excitement More than funny MAMMALIA (suborder) Mad, in Scotland "Much respect" "My secret's out…" Malicious ensign Man of perfidy. Manipulator of Othello Manipulator of the Moor Milnes role in "Otello" Moor's betrayer Moor's deceiver Moor's foe Murderer of Emilia. ___ match (bad omen) Manor or baron attachment Manor or tutor ending MALAYAN plant "My short-term memory is failing me" "Me! Me! Me!" "Me, that's who!" "___ Malala" (2013 autobiography) "___ Malala" (2013 best-selling autobiography) "___ Malala" (Yousafzai autobiography) Meaning of "sum" in Descartes's "cogito, ergo sum" Michelle Pfeiffer film "___ Sam" Modern sum? Musician will.___ "___ Man of Constant Sorrow" "___ man of destiny." Meaning of "Ich bin ein" in J.F.K.'s quote '-- my wit's end!' "Macbeth," but not "Hamlet" Maya Angelou's foot Metrical foot in poetry Metrical short-long foot Metrical foot: Fr. Metric feet Metric feet: L. Metric poetic feet Metrical feet: Lat. "My mistress' eyes are nothing like the sun" quintet Metrical feet of two syllables. METRICAL foot of short followed by long syllable Metrical foot (Var.) Metrical foot of one short and one long syllable Metrical feet (Var.) "My one regret in life is that __" Maker of Healthy Kitten Paté Maker of Healthy Naturals food Maker of Purrfect Delicacies cat food Maker of the Healthy Naturals brand Mars, Inc. brand that's not for human consumption Multi-Cat Complete brand "My goose is cooked" "My mom's gonna kill me!" "My parents are going to kill me!" "My parents are gonna kill me!" "Me as well!" "Me, also" "Machines Like Me" author McEwan "Machines Like Me" writer McEwan "Moonraker" author Fleming "Mr. Holmes" star McKellen "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" groom McKellen of stage and screen MONGOLIAN weight Magneto actor McKellen Magneto portrayer McKellen Magneto portrayer McKellen in "X-Men" Man Booker Prize winner McEwan Man's name that's also a suffix Many a Scot Mathematician Stewart who wrote "Flatterland" Mathematics writer ___ Stewart McDiarmid of "Return of the Jedi" McDiarmid who played Emperor Palpatine McDiarmid who plays Emperor Palpatine McDiarmid, McShane, or McKellen McEwan Author McEwan or McKellen McEwan who wrote {/Atonement/} McKellen Actor McKellen in X-Men films McKellen in a bromance with Patrick Stewart McKellen knighted in 1991 McKellen of "Apt Pupil" McKellen of "Cats" McKellen of "Gods and Monsters" McKellen of "LotR" McKellen of "Scandal" McKellen of "The Da Vinci Code" McKellen of "The Hobbit" McKellen of "The Lord of the Rings" McKellen of "Vicious" McKellen of "X-Men" McKellen of "X-Men" films McKellen of "X-Men" movies McKellen of "X2" McKellen of 'Richard III' McKellen of film McKellen of movies McKellen of the "Hobbit" films McKellen of the "X-Men" franchise McKellen of the "X-Men" movies McKellen or Fleming McKellen or Holm McKellen or Holm of "LotR" McKellen or McEwan McKellen or McShane McKellen or McShane of "The Golden Compass" McKellen or Thorpe McKellen or Woosnam McKellen or Ziering McKellen who made a McKilling off the "Hobbit" movies McKellen who once said, "Some fan attention is odd, but no odder than a cereal box with me as Magneto on it" McKellen who played Gandalf McKellen who played Magneto McKellen who played Magneto in the "X-Men" films McKellen who plays Gandalf McKellen who plays Magneto McKellen who portrayed Gandalf McKellen who portrayed Gandalf and Magneto McKellen who portrayed Magneto McKellen who voiced The Toad in "Flushed Away" McKellen who's played Sherlock Holmes, Gandalf, Magneto, Macbeth, Romeo, Iago, Jesus, that's a lot McKellen, McShane, or McDiarmid of acting McLagan of Faces McShane of Lovejoy McShane Actor McShane of "American Gods" McShane of "Deadwood" McShane of BBC's "Lovejoy" McShane of HBO's "Deadwood" McShane of the "John Wick" films McShane or Holm McShane or McKellen ___ McEwan, novelist of "Atonement" Mott the Hoople singer Hunter Moviedom's McKellen Mr. Fleming Mr. Hunter of Hollywood. Mr. Hunter of movies. Mr. Keith or Mr. Hunter. Mr. Keith. Mystery writer Rankin ___ Maclaren, English author. ___ Maclaren, Scottish novelist. ___ Malcolm ("Jurassic Park" chaotician) ___ Malcolm, Jeff Goldblum's role in "Jurassic Park" Malt liquor man in Glasgow? "... ___ my Annabel Lee ..." (Poe) "... ___ my Annabel Lee" Martin Buber's "___ Thou" MacKaye and McCulloch of rock Many Scotsmen Mathematician Stewart and others McEwan and McKellen McEwan, McKellen and McShane McEwan, McKellen, McShane, et al. McKellen and Fleming McKellen and Holm McKellen and McShane McKellen and Paisley McKellen and Woosnam McKellen and others McKellen, McEwan and McShane McShane and McKellen McShane and McKellen, for two Messrs. Hunter and Keith. Mr. Hunter and Mr. Keith. mankind Father MPH aloft Moldavian city Morbid condition: Suffix Morbid state: Suffix "May __ why?" "May ___ you a question?" 'May -- a favor?' 'May -- favor?' "My expectation is..." "My guess is ..." "My thought is ... " "My understanding is ..." ". . . must be something ___" "Maybe it was something ___" "Must have been something ___"