Letter M 95750–96000

"Middletown" sociologist Robert Mass. city Massachusetts Bay city Massachusetts city with a harbor Miss Fontanne. Miss Redgrave Most awarded female country singer Ms. Redgrave Mr. ELO Mrs. Cheney Mrs. Dick Cheney Medium-sized wildcat Midwestern WNBA team named for a wildcat Minnesota W.N.B.A. squad Minnesota W.N.B.A. team Minnesota WNBA team, or a wildcat Minnesota's WNBA team Mountain cat Manitoba Premier Sterling Mary ___, founder of Mount Holyoke College. Mary who founded Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke College founder Mount Holyoke founder Mount Holyoke founder Mary Mt. Holyoke's founder Movie critic Jeffrey Musical constellation Marching band music holder Marching band's music holder Muse's harp Muse's instrument Muse's music maker Muse's musicmaker Muse's strings Music maker that doesn't sound true Musical symbol of Erato and Terpsichore. Members of the harp family Minstrel strings Muses' musicmakers Musical instruments of yore. Melody line Mercer creation melic Mercer or Koehler Minnesinger's poetry material formed by lysis Maker of "neutra air" products Maker of Neutra Air sprays Maker of Touch of Foam hand wash Mold & Mildew Blaster brand mass of cartilage under the tongue in carnivores MACH number (abbr.) MARE (abbr.) marsh gas MOTHER (colloq.) Mamma __! Mid-May honoree Murray or Perkins mommy Murmur of mutton Mutton murmur MACHIR, wife of Meineke purchase of 2008 "___ moment" (ad catchphrase) "Milady," more modernly "My dear lady" "My dear woman" "My good lady" Madame, with a drawl Matron, to a maitre d' Miss Manners says that using this is OK for "any lady old enough to do her own banking" Miss, eventually? Miss, when older Main/Kilbride film of '49 Marjorie Main/Percy Kilbride roles "Manhunt" author Meuse River, to the Dutch Meuse: Dutch. Maestro Lorin Mercutio describes her as a bringer of dreams Mercutio speech subject Mercutio's subject Midwife of dreams, in folklore Midwife to the fairies, in Shakespeare Mischievous fairy queen Mythical sovereign MOSLEM Negroid "Mad About You" baby "Mad About You" baby who got her name because "mothers always bring extra love" "Mad About You" daughter Miss Norman, star of the past. Miss Normand Miss Normand of silents Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell Ms. Normand Monopoly broken up in 1984, colloquially Monopoly figure of yore Moms of comedy Miss.'s governor Machine that runs Big Sur Makeup or computer brand Maybelline competitor McDonald's Big ___ Miller with the album "Swimming" Mixing machine, for some? Monterey runner Members of the lemur family Material on the road Morsels in some white-chocolate-chip cookies macadam the road Monkey around much of the world Monkey with cheek pouches Mid-'90s fad dance Meringue-based confection Material for a child's necklace Montessori mosaic medium (... letters 11-7) Mild and sharp cheddars, at times "Monte Carlo of the East" MACAO (Port. name for) MACAO Multihued bird Musical routine at the zoo? MALCOLM III, victim of Member of the Apple family Motorola StarMax and others MACBETH, slayer of Malcolm's ally Medieval Weapon Animal Medieval bludgeon Medieval club Medieval fight club? Medieval masher Medieval or modern weapon Medieval spiked club Medieval war club Mug spray? Mugger deterrent Mugger disabler Mugger discourager Mugger repellent Mugger spray Mugger stopper Mugger subduer Mugger's bane Mugger's comeuppance Mugger's faceful Mugging defense Myristica fragrans Mixture of fruit or vegetables MACEDONIAN inhabitant(s) make soft Men carrying symbols of authority Mugging retaliators, maybe Medieval clubs Medieval war clubs Movie objects that set the plots in motion Measure for fast fliers Measure of speed relative to sound mother and child Mexican dish of shredded dried beef macheti masheti matchet Man alternative Man's rival? Mechanical apparatus Mechanically smoothed Mechanical aids MACHINE operator Micrometer reader Manliness Masculinity, to the max masculine pride Measure of speed, in the jet age. "__ Man" (Village People tune) "__ Man": Village People hit "___ Man" (1978 Village People hit) "___ Man" (disco hit) "___ Man" (hit album of 1978) Male, in Madrid Man of a Village People tune Manly and then some Manly to the max Markedly masculine Masculine, in Mexico More than manly More than merely manly ___ Man Randy Savage Manly greenside shots? MACH number mahk number "Mother" in a 1910 song "Mother" in an old, classic song 'Mother (old Irish song) --' Mother in an old song. Mother of song Much-sung Irish mother. My dear, in Erin Measurements for SSTs Makes fun of a school director? Might: Ger. "Miss Mary ___" Memorable name in baseball. Michigan island macintosh McLarty and the Knife Magazine for truckers? MINERAL spot Mineral crystal Mineral discoloration Music by Shamus O'Connor: 1917 Max Baer Jr. film, '___ County Line' Melvin Douglas' birthplace Microsoft Windows' counterpart make knotted patterns "Micro-" opposite Microsoft Excel time saver Multitask command Mark over a long vowel Marks in Hawaiian Microsoft Word shortcuts Modern shortcuts Machines running Panther or Leopard Machines that run Panther or Leopard Many editorial workstations Men from Glengarry. Midlothian monikers Mojave runners Moon-headed crooner for McDonald's MACULE (alt.) "Miracle on 34th Street" boss "Miracle on 34th Street" retailer "Miracle on 34th Street" storeowner Merchant R. H. _____ Merchant played by Harry Antrim in "Miracle on 34th Street" Music's Gray "Miracle on 34th Street" employer "Miracle on 34th Street" name "Miracle on 34th Street" setting "Miracle on 34th Street" site "Miracle on 34th Street" store Miracle on 34th Street sight or site Magazine featuring a Fold-In Magazine featuring movie satires Magazine first published in 1952 Magazine for which Richard Nixon is the only president with an authorial credit (however dubious) Magazine founded by William Gaines Magazine of fold-in fame Magazine since 1952 Magazine that began as a comic book