Letter M 8500–8750

Maria Conchita ___ ("The Running Man" actress) Maria Conchita of "Colors" Mets slugger Pete nicknamed "Polar Bear" Mets slugger Pete who holds the record for most home runs by a rookie Mets slugger Pete who won the 2019 Home Run Derby Marcus ___ Hanna, McKinley adviser Mourning in the NBA Mourning of NBA glory Mourning of basketball Mourning of the Miami Heat Mourning of the N.B.A. Mourning on the court Mourning over 6'9" Mourning who was the NBA Defensive Player of the Year two times ___ matar (dish with potatoes and peas in a tomato sauce) ___ mutter (Punjabi curry) Magnitude Metal ring on the front door? Medical term for hair loss marsh foxtail meadow foxtail Marian Forrester MANY times MUCH of the time Major money Majorly Many bushels, e.g. Many more than one Many people mistakenly write this phrase in real life just like you'll write this phrase in this grid Masses Molto More often than not More than a little More than every now and then More than expected More than just occasionally More than occasionally More than plenty More than sporadically More than usual More than you might imagine Most of the time Mounds Much (of) Much more than minimally Much more than some Much or many Muchly Mucho Mucho, in English mean Things Many, many Most, say Many things to juggle Much that has to get done Much to do Much work to get done Much work ahead Much on the line MLB family name Major League Baseball family name Major League brothers' name Major League family name Major Leaguer Moises Major league family surname Major-league family name Manager Felipe Manager of Bonds Matronymic baseball family name that inadvertently displaced the patronymic Rojas Mattie of diamond fame Matty in the majors Matty of baseball Matty of the diamond Matty or Felipe Matty or Felipe of baseball Matty or Felipe of major-league baseball Matty or Felipe of the diamond Matty or Filipe Matty or Jesus of baseball Matty or Jesus or Filipe Matty or Jesús Matty or Moises Matty or Moises of baseball Matty or Moisés Matty who beat brother Felipe for the 1966 NL batting title Matty who once had a National League batting title Matty with a .307 lifetime batting average Matty, Felipe or Jesus Matty, Felipe or Moises Matty, Felipe, Jesus or Moises Matty, Felipe, Moises or Jesus of baseball Matty, Felipe, or Jesus of baseball Matty, Jesus or Felipe Matty, Jesus or Filipe Matty, Jesus, Felipe, or Moises Matty, Jesus, Felipe, or Moises of baseball Matty, Moises, Felipe or Jesus Matty, Moises, or Jesus Member of a Dominican baseball fraternity Moises in uniform Moises of baseball Moises at the bat Moises in the majors Moises in the outfield Moises is one Moises of MLB Moises of baseball fame Moises of diamonds Moises of the 2002-'04 Cubs Moises of the 2007-'08 Mets Moises of the Astros Moises of the Chicago Cubs Moises of the Cubs Moises of the Expos Moises of the Mets Moises of the diamond Moises or Felipe Moises or Felipe of baseball Moises or Felipe of the diamond Moises or Filipe Moises or Matty Moises the slugger Moises with two Silver Slugger Awards Moises, Felipe or Jesus of baseball lore Moises, Felipe, Manny or Jesus of baseball Moises, Felipe, Matty or Jesus Moises, Matty, Felipe, or Jesus Moises, e.g. Moises, for one Montreal Expos manager Montreal manager Montreal's manager Multi-generational baseball surname Multi-generational diamond name Manner of reading Meant to be heard More than a whisper Montreal footballer Montreal larks? Matty, Felipe, and Moises Moises and Jesus, for two Moises, Jesus, and Felipe Multi-generational baseball players MOUNTAIN, high Many a European four-thousander Many a mountain whose name ends in "horn" Many a spot with a "horn"-ending name Many an Austrian mountain Matter-horn, e.g. Matterhorn Matterhorn for one Matterhorn is one Matterhorn or Jungfrau Matterhorn or Mont Blanc Matterhorn or Monte Leone Matterhorn or Weisshorn Matterhorn, e.g. (3) Matterhorn, for example Matterhorn, notably Member of a "Bavarian," "Bohemian," or "Transylvanian" mountain range Mighty high peak Mont Blanc Mont Blanc e.g. Mont Blanc for one Mont Blanc is one Mont Blanc is the highest Mont Blanc or Matterhorn Mont Blanc or the Grossglockner Mont Blanc or the Matterhorn Mont Blanc, for example Mont Blanc, say Mont Buet is one Mont Cenis. Monte Leone, for one Monte Rosa Monte Rosa is one Monte Rosa or Weisshorn Monte Rosa, e.g. Monte Rosa, for one Monte Viso is one. Monte Viso, e.g. Montreux sight Moun-taineer's challenge Mount Cook or the Matterhorn Mount Everest, e.g. Mount Rigi, e.g. Mountain Mountain PAsture Mountain climbed by the von Trapps Mountain climber's challenge Mountain for winter sports Mountain in Europe Mountain in the Tour de France route Mountain near Geneva Mountain near Zurich Mountain on a Swiss Miss box Mountain on which you might yodel Mountain peak Mountain seen in "The Sound of Music" Mountain where one might eat fondue savoyarde Mountaineer's target Mt. Blanc, e.g. Mt. Blanc, for one Mt. Marmolada. Mt. Rosa, for one Music backdrop of "The Sound" Mountain in Europe Matterhorn, for one Machu Picchu quadruped Mammal like a camel Mammal with a long, silky fleece Mountain grazer that often poops in the same pile as its herdmates Mammals like camels Michael Corleone player in "The Godfather" Michael Corleone portrayer MALAGUENA, rope-soled shoes used to perform the Mont Blanc, "par exemple" Mont Blanc, e.g., locally Mont Blanc, e.g., to locals Mont Blanc, e.g., to the Suisse Mont Blanc, locally Mont Pelvoux, for one Mountain, in Italy Mountain: Fr. Mt. Blanc, par exemple Muesli brand Muesli brand name Muesli name in stores Mountain climber's gear. Mountain climber's staff Mariachi maven Musical Herb Musician Herb "Montagnes de France" "Montagnes" of France Mont Blanc and others Mont Blanc et al. Mont Blanc's home Mont Blanc's range Mont Blanc's range, to its west Mont Blanc, etc. Mont Blanc, etc., to French Mont Cervin _et_ Mont Blanc Mont Cervin and others Mont Pelvoux et al., to Henri Montagnes in which Chamonix and Albertville are nestled Montagnes. Mountain setting for the 1968 Jeux Olympiques d'hiver Mountains in France. ___ -Maritimes: French department