9-Letter Words Starting with M

Misdeem

Err lexicographically

Did it wrong, on an old phone

Misused a rotary phone

Take the wrong way (wordplay)

Send on a wild-goose chase

Send the wrong way

Misdoing

Suspicions

Misdrive

Misdrive

Misedit

Misfield

Misfit

Misform

Misframe

Misgauge

Misgrade

Misgrade

Showing faulty judgement

Badly advised or directed

Led astray

GUIDER one that {guides=v}

Gives bad advice

Fumble, perhaps on the goal line

Fluff man held is foul

Maltreat said girl with title

Misjoin

Read the wrong way

Interpreted wrongly

Misjudge

Miskick

Intentional deceiver

One wrongly advising niggard to hoard metal

Fooler.

LEARED leare

Mislodge

Mislodge

Mismark

Misorder

Misparse

Mispart

Mispen

Lost, as one's eyeglasses

Where it's not right

Inappropriate; mislaid

Goofed on the diamond

Misplead

Mispoise

Misprice

Misprize

Said "Play it again, Sam," say

Said 'Play it again, Sam,' say

Gave the actual words from a speech inaccurately

Misraise

RECORD to register in writing

Misrely

To render wrongly; to translate or recite wrongly.

Misroute

Misseat

Ill-proportioned young lady Henry imitated

Mission

Missort

Missound

Arranged incorrectly.

Squanders, as funds

Is profligate

The girl is awaiting settlement; she is foolish with money

Gave a false account of

Set forth wrongly

Put the wrong way

Misstyle

Missuit

Mistend

Set dimmer switches labelled incorrectly

Named inaccurately

Wrongly classified

Deceived about the little bird with the wrong name

Tim listed out of order and given wrong name

With the fog, it led to being called wrong

Mistrace

Misvalue

Misword

MITICIDE a substance used to kill mites

Miticide

Made less severe

Called into active service

Crowd is idle, wandering round, to be got going

Marshalled group of people onto one sled, I suspect

Mustard

Modeling

Modelist

Many British mathematicians

Model

Deleted the trolls, say

Fashion criticised, toned down

Fashion considered to be toned down

Curbs the excesses of fame (wordplay)

Middle-of-the-roaders have tempers

Controls costs, following method

Presiding officer of town meeting.

Panel-show host

One presides over a forum or debate

Moderato

Moderne

Make up to date

Fashion rebel introducing new change to be trendy

Domineers, being out to introduce new ideas

Movement of currency (wordplay)

Dim sermon about one form of theology

Form of art flummoxing more minds

Avant-garde artist stormed in drunk

Frank Lloyd Wright for example

Up-to-date one

Modernness; something modern.

Bring up to date

Update

Remodel

Modest

European annual herbs

Diacritics, for example

Roughly, I'm fired so they can change the little things

Changing in form

Making changes

Altering

""The enriched block or horizontal bracket generally found under the cornice of the Corinthian and Composite entablature, and sometimes, less ornamented, in the Ionic and other orders; so called because of its arrangement at regulated distances.""

MODULAR pertaining to a {module=n}

Glorified first replaced by second, becoming varied

Softens.

Radio tube.

Telecommunications device

Like a damp sponge

Done Times cryptic? Got it licked, perhaps

With the help of a little water, the doctor's over Edward X, it seems

The curved plate of a plow that turns over the soil.

Wasting away

Decaying

Crumbling

Musty quality

Moldwarp

Appeased medical officer's student I found in ploughed field

Appeased

A salt of molybdic acid.

Monadism

Peak in S. W. New Hampshire, 3,186 ft

After conversion, 1 x 500 turned into currency

Monetize

Like Genghis Khan

Kept an eye on

Kept track of

Watched carefully

Tropical tree with pink flowers

Tropical tree

Monkhood

Wolfsbane, a poisonous plant

A poisonous perennial plant

Buttercup's kin

Monoacid

""An instrument for experimenting upon the mathematical relations of musical sounds. It consists of a single string stretched between two bridges, one or both of which are movable, and which stand upon a graduated rule for the purpose of readily changing and measuring the length of the part of the string between them.""

Belonging to a monody.

Monodist

Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape," for example

Beckett's 'Krapp's Last Tape,' for example

Old bird with no drink in singular performance

Having a single set of chromosomes; haploid.

Monopode

(Medicine) an animal or person with only one testicle

Monoxide

English word

State of gloom or depression

Downcast condition

Mercurial quality

Moondust

""Having a round, full face.""

Moonseed

Writing about poor Orlando Heath

The Hound of the Baskervilles locale

Moldings found along the floor

Moralise

Lectured about the value of virtue

Gave a sermon

Sickliness results in dim boy getting no points in resit

Mordant

In the manner of a mordant.

Morsel

Like upside-down Monopoly deeds

Like Monopoly deeds that are flipped upside down

Embarrassed at having lost vitality

Not merely embarrassed

Completely shamed

Mosaic

Lit a fire under

Inspired actor hoarding Cheers millions in retirement

Impelled.

Car to demo (anagram)

Traveling Beck song (wordplay)

Procession using cars

Motordom

It's moored at sea, like a power boat

Equipped with engined vehicles

Motorize

Moulder

Mouldy

Moulding

Moviedom

Indian drum

Mridanga

Dug for dirt

Mudcap

""The condition or quality of being muddy; turbidness; foulness casued by mud, dirt, or sediment; as, the muddiness of a stream. as, the muddiness of a stream.""

Mudfish

U.K term for fender (pl.)

Some splash stoppers

Fenders

Hillside hazards, after rainstorms

Saturated hillside hazards

Malibu menaces

Rocks made of clay

MUFFLER a device for deadening sound

Freedom fighters in holy city shortly to take up pilgrimage, you say (wordplay)

Buzz recalled about judge, one faced with Edinburgh freedom fighters

Like some windows

That's the way one used to keep the panes apart

Word with prefix multi-

Word with prefix multi-

Many times doubled; manifold; numerous.

Word with prefix multi-

Past tense or past participle

Word with prefix multi-

Multiped

Masses for the people (wordplay)

Large number (of things)

Not the host of the entertainment

Keeping under wraps (wordplay)

Preserved for maternity in eternity

Preserved in pregnancy, perhaps, in perpetuity

""MUNDANE ordinary, banal""

Worldliness.

Mundungo

A stinking tobacco.

Muraenid

Murderee

They make their victims late

Macbeth and others.

Lady killer (wordplay)

Hit woman for spinning odd point in gown

Female killer

Murder

Rouse drum (anagram)

Capable of killing

Extremely arduous or unpleasant

Murther

Muscadel

Muscadet

""A name given to several very different kinds of grapes, but in America used chiefly for the scuppernong, or southern fox grape, which is said to be the parent stock of the Catawba. See Grapevine. Grapevine.""

Like Dali

It turns one's stomach before one would be about dead

Mangled

Plural or third person singular

A longcontinued or excessive dilatation of the pupil of the eye.

Causing dilatation of the pupil.

Myocardium

Myriapod

Myriopod

Toadeaters

Run into my position in field with small force Achilles led

Befogged, perhaps, and bemused

Befogged a little (wordplay)

Sounds a bit befogged

Myxedema