2-Letter Words Starting with M

Part of an old sock, maybe

Use thread on threads, say

Darn it (wordplay)

Watch out for your head!

Master follower (wordplay)

Matter topper (wordplay)

Really locked (wordplay)

Well-locked (wordplay)

Horse-haired (wordplay)

Weight of India

Unit of weight in India

Varying weight of India, Iran, etc.

Nymph attendant on Dionysus.

Greek nymph variable

Bacchus named her

Like enemy waters, maybe

Went for the gold (wordplay)

Used a shaft, say

Single-celled organism

Something simple and indivisible.

One-celled organism.

Heap (of raised earth)

Hillock; gold ball (Her.)

Delivery source (wordplay)

Votary of Dionysus

Mad about Ena though she's mad

Frenzied or distraught woman

Like some spaceships

Kind of flight

Like NASA's Mercury missions

"Praying" insect family

Praying insect family

Insect variable

Perhaps re-paired and finished at last

Made repairs to

Repaired, as a sock

Mense

Cut into small pieces, meat say

Given the chop (wordplay)

Like baby food

Baby-sat, say

Perhaps thought to be looked after

Was offended by

Made real money (wordplay)

Made an impression on, perhaps

Made new (wordplay)

Reacted to a bad pun, say

Did some haunting, perhaps

A demon (anagram)

Incredibly, I'm done with cash!

Well-to-do (Var.)

Rolling in it

Butted out (wordplay)

Shown a seat (wordplay)

Offered some crack (wordplay)

Coped as he got older

How he succeeded in getting old

Fellow, having got old, gets carried off

Smoothed by a machine.

Distorted point of view held by doctor

Like an incoherent story

Agricultural product provides fellow with money

Bar mitzvah attainment

What a boy reaches after puberty

Boy's eventual status

Race around the earth (wordplay)

Crazy about new family in The People

People as a whole

French-style roof

Sort of roof

Multi-slope roof

Went rosy red

Clad in a cape

Covered with a cloak

Football team with its colour becoming mucky

He could get rude in a fertile sort of way

Graduate welcomes a new university bar, finally replete with stools (wordplay)

Toward man

Made of bricks

Worked installing stones

Made with bricks

Growled at, say

Rattled sabers, perhaps

Waved a knife at, maybe

In the centre of a country

Laura Bush's birth city

City W of Bay City, Mich.

Took part in a mixer

Made some small talk

Got around at a get-together

Studied, but not so much (wordplay)

Studied some, with "in"

Had a secondary study

First number in a subtraction problem

Figure in subtraction

Number from which another is subtracted

Mute din (anagram)

Clocked, as a racer

Made notes about very small dog lead

To bind imperfectly

Accidentally hit "reply all" on, say

Hit "Reply All" on, maybe

Accidentally hit 'reply all' on, say

To tend to improperly

Chemical compound.

Fairly loaded (wordplay)

Like trust fund kids, perhaps

Maiden getting on and regarded as rich

Made into a hill.

Like a pitcher's box

Set off on horseback (wordplay)

Affixed, as a picture

Part of R.C.M.P.

Sat shiva, say

Emulated O'Neill's Electra

Became a keener

Had some snacks

Had a snack

Ate noisily

Mutine

It's nuts crossing ravine, as one may get a stitch

Artificially produced man going beyond speed of sound

He'd put on raincoat with fashionable lining, not handmade

Drove to drink, say

Demanded to be driven insane

Drove to drink

One of the Chinas

The Lower 48, to a Hawaiian

Part of China

Dragged through the mud

Cursed crooked dealing by Frenchman

Threw much mud at

Handcuffed or shackled

How some enter court

Put in irons.

Relating to a manatee

Like a judge's order

Administered, as a colony

Required fellow to take old hat

Diverse like engine part (wordplay)

Chap with one pen having many features

Many and varied

Word with ill, well or mild

Written in an affected way

Given to polite social behaviour

Quite a few times over

Lots of times

By a large factor

Edged.

Me on road (anagram)

'Red Ed' left high and dry (wordplay)

On a desert island

A dark pigment

Helped a trainee, perhaps

Was a counselor to

Acted as teacher or counsellor

Milden

Waterwheel water source, perhaps

Waterwheel source, perhaps

It's formed by damming a stream

Minify

Minish

Misbind

Label falsely

Erroneously labeled

To sound wrongly

Squander to avoid writer going to delta

Girl Power - stop waste

Squander address for holding area for 500

Somewhat sharp, perhaps

Off-key

Monger

Monish

Fiddled (with)

Tinkered (with)

Trifled

Group in a cloister

""A type of acid, also MONACID""

Outfitted like Colonel Mustard

Like Mr. Peanut

Montage

Carolina creeper

Climbing plant

Toward the moon

Large uncultivated area

Wuthering Heights locale

Arab to come down by heath

Failing to find bone in tumulus

At the point of death

Dying to ridicule entering bank

Directed by hand.

Used hand signals

Was not still having made a gesture

Resembling {mucin=n}

""A tropical eel, also MORAY, MURRAY, MURRY""

What Mr. Christian did

Refused to obey

Rebelled aboard ship

Made to look great!

Find 22 rocks blown up

Enlarged or amplified

Doctors in Milan with newspaperman injected drug

Clipped - and rude (wordplay)

Gave a hand job (wordplay)

Cut and filed

MANSARD a type of roof

Margent

Marinade

Prepared for the grill, say

Named Rita (anagram)

Steeped in oil and vinegar.

Everglades, for example

Swampy tract spoils hot country

Boggy area

Maunder

Took a winding course.

Wandered around aimlessly

(Of river) snaked

Medicine

Melanize

""MEMBRANE a thin, pliable layer of tissue""

Given a reference

Made reference to

Said to be intoned after me

Forty-niner's profession (wordplay)

Dangerous place where eggs are laid

My land is likely to go up

Made light of

Made as small as possible

Never made the most of 27 across

Double-clicked a window, perhaps

Explained away

Misatone

Miscoin

Misjoin

Mispen

Mission

Mistend

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

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

Wolfsbane, a poisonous plant

A poisonous perennial plant

Buttercup's kin

""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.""

Having a single set of chromosomes; haploid.

(Medicine) an animal or person with only one testicle

""Having a round, full face.""

Mordant

Like some windows

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

Word with prefix multi-

Joined with friend inside and plotted

Schemed to get married outside the country

Attractive endgame - it's needing analysis

Given drawing qualities of a certain attraction

Made more attractive (wordplay)

Made attractive, in a way

Young female boss somewhere in Berks

A he-man died horribly here

First leader from a Berkshire town

The state of being a maid or a virgin; virginity.

Kept up (level)

Observed in animated dances

Made claim that was upheld

Stayed well away from work

Feigned incapacity

Feigned sickness

Mandamus

Used sly strategy

Schemed deviously

Roughed up.

Treated roughly

Roughed up

Made known

Demonstrated

Manifold

MANOEUVRE See Maneuver.Maneuver.

Man Utd all over young one it released in the past

Released from Premiership team: fellow that's upset another

""Same as Marginate, a. Marginate, a.""

Look out, clever boss!

Look out , brilliant boss!

Moriarty his chosen subject (wordplay)

A tract of land having the characteristics of or used for a meadow.

MECHANIZE To cause to be mechanical.

""MEGAPHONE A device to magnify sound, or direct it in a given direction in a greater volume, as a very large funnel used as an ear trumpet or as a speaking trumpet.""

Merchant

MICRONIZE

Was a comfort (to)

Performed duties in church perhaps

Gave service.

Is slandered externally? Not true!

Badly arranged sailing in familiar sea

Not trued up

Misbrand

Miscount

DEFINED define

Misenter

Botched dish led man into trouble

Wrongly managed

Deceived about employee being badly treated

Mislearn

Ran into the ground

Badly administered

Like Enron

MISNOMER a name wrongly used

Mispaint

Misplan

Misplant

Mispoint

Like some highly collectible paper money

I run into sea as a gun onto set (wordplay)

Note dashed off could appear this way in the Guardian!

Missound

Mistrain

Brought up to date when Reds in demo rerouted

Brought up to date, way diners must change

'Minder' does become confused when it is brought up to date

MODERNIZE To render modern; to adapt to modern person or things; to cause to conform to recent or present usage or taste.

Monogram

""The hybrid of parents that differ at only one gene locus, for which each parent is homozygous with a different allele.""

""MONORHYME A composition in verse, in which all the lines end with the same rhyme.""

Mountaineer, in France.

Not Dad's native country (wordplay)

Hand Merlot out from the home country

Anthem lord composed in place of origin

Past tense or past participle

Munition

Mutineer

""MYELINE a fatty substance that covers certain nerve fibres, also MYELIN""

Manifesto

Pulled the strings of, for example

Influenced someone unscrupulously

Cleverly influenced

MENSTRUATE Menstruous.

Torero's type of smoke (wordplay)

Minty (of cigarettes)

Very short instant

*Tiny time unit

Time it takes for light to travel 300 meters

Many, many, many times as much

Like a seven-digit increase

*Tiny time unit

Not much time

Very short time

MINERALISE

""Containing or impregnated with minerals; as, mineralized water; red stains that signify mineralized land.as, mineralized water; red stains that signify mineralized land.""

Miniskirt

BALANCED balance

Misbutton

Misenrol

""Ill governed, as a people; ill directed.""

Misinfer

Misinform

Misinter

Misorient

Misreckon

Misrender

MISSIONIZE

Sarcastic flier (wordplay)

To Kill a - (Harper Lee)

Avian mimic (don't kill it!)

""MONGRELIZE To cause to be mongrel; to cross breeds, so as to produce mongrels.""

Initially embroidered

Monograph

Suave husband sent packing after Dr No took control

""MONOPOLIZE To acquire a monopoly of; to have or get the exclusive privilege or means of dealing in, or the exclusive possession of; to engross the whole of; as, to monopolize the coffee trade; to monopolize land. as, to monopolize the coffee trade; to monopolize land.""

Plied two trades.

Past tense or past participle

Mainstream