2-Letter Words Starting with M

Bruce Wayne's home, for one

Mount Vernon for one

Real estate (wordplay)

Clementine's father, for one

Person who picks his work (wordplay)

One in a rush (wordplay)

Buyer of virgins, perhaps (wordplay)

Deceptively realistic (art)

Teen-ager, for one.

Mire for a beastly meal (wordplay)

Mire for the stable (wordplay)

Perhaps there is some fodder in the mire

Air about you (wordplay)

Perhaps more masculine in a way

Process delicious food, some say

More penny-pinching

Rename as being stingier

More stingy or parsimonious

Fence repairer (wordplay)

Cobbler, at times

Sewer, at times

Ancient upright stone

Upright monumental stone

Note name given to hard Irish stone

Wise counsellor (of protege)

Old pro, perhaps

Old pro, to a rookie, perhaps

... but this kitchen appliance could be!

Food processor, at times

Chopper needed for pitman caught inside

Bottomless pit upset Red Guard

Resent the Queen's bodyguard

Bodyguard (colloq.)

Money maker (wordplay)

Moneymaker (wordplay)

One making money for making money

Fish tail (wordplay)

Fish follower (wordplay)

Dealer's add-on (wordplay)

National leader, say (wordplay)

Ran game (anagram)

One minding her own business (wordplay)

More itchy, maybe

More shabby

Worker in a laundry.

Cloth-pressing machine

Married person sitting by river may be a destructive type

Like Popeye vis-a-vis Wimpy

Having more hair on one's chest

Less like a milquetoast

One who {manures=v}

Bartholomeu Dias, for one

Newby seaman goes on trips (wordplay)

Flying Dutchman, for one

Grumble, and get Mum down

Walk slowly, unarmed

Grumble when American goes back below

Wander with the ball, perhaps

Wind (like a river)

Keep turning in bed (wordplay)

Sci-fi title character, often

One who threatens

One making threats

Mincy

Mingy

One circulating at a party

One working the crowd

Wallflower's opposite

Opry star's transport (wordplay)

Smart purchase (wordplay)

Subcompact's smaller kin

Greer Garson role

Trimming for a king's robe

Fur esteemed in Middle Ages.

Large church (eg, York)

Large church (or cathedral at York)

Cathedral cleric, second one dismissed

Toothpaste comparison word

More flavorful, in a way

Stronger-tasting, like some toothpastes

Even less in size

Infinitely smaller

Ancient Roman currency minter

Slang for someone's name or nickname

"Ike" or "the Gipper"

"Mr. November," for Derek Jeter, e.g

Keep tabs on computer screen!

Surfer's view (wordplay)

Historic warship of 1862.

Amino acid vis-a-vis a protein, e.g

Low-weight molecule

Chemistry text subject

Beast - on terms (anagram)

Loch Ness dweller, they say

Godzilla, for one

Moony

Tire shop employee, at times

One who's getting on

Ascender

He is sorry for one who is late

Wearer of black

A hired one is called a moirologist

One who {munches=v}

Semisoft cheese (var.)

Southernmost of Ireland's four provinces

TV surname at 1313 Mockingbird Lane

Mr, Sir (Dutch)

Sounds as if one missed her in Holland

Dutch mister.

One casting aspersions

You won't get just ice from such a one

Defamatory one

Swing the lead making parent hang around

Skive by pretending to be ill

Skive and endlessly lounge in crib

Authoritative order writer

Authority giving specific orders

Despot, often

End run, for example

Zig or zag, for example

Zigzag, for example

Fischer's strength?

Fischer's strength (wordplay)

Mr. McNutt's problem.

Where briefs may be filed (wordplay)

Department store department

Male outfits can make valets curse

""A Dutch title of courtesy for a man, also MYNHEER""

Crown Derby manufacturer (wordplay)

Top fashion designer (wordplay)

Top designer (wordplay)

A little rest for one in the Cabinet

He or she is one in church!

One in church (wordplay)

To enter erroneously

To infer wrongly

To inter improperly

Bad call (wordplay)

Wrong name of a thousand merinos, maybe

Is Norm me? (anagram)

Moderne

Designation Dickens maybe picked up

Person's nickname or alias (var.)

Girl pronounced nickname

Beaucaire, for one

21-man's croak, we hear (wordplay)

In Paris he could create some ruin!

Gesturer.

Gesturer

Cheese with an orange rind

Blasted rail center of S W Germany.

Its rind is colored with annatto

The Bounty's Fletcher Christian, for one

Fletcher Christian, for one

Certain Bounty crewman

Sherlock's glass

Aim gun and fire - unacceptable maybe, but it makes you look big

Microscope.

""Of or pertaining to the maniple, or company.""

Simple pressure gauge

Fellow rebuilt remote pressure gauge

Pressure gauge

Murderer

Homicide.

One who maunders.

MENTION to remark briefly

Bird swimming near germs

Germans cooked the Queen's goose

Duck near germs spreading

Agent for runner (wordplay)

Herald compiler on ship turning green!

Bird calling (wordplay)

Bleakest time of year (wordplay)

Very cold time, for many

Coldest time, often

Ship that's dangerous to follow

Warship that places explosive charges

Warship putting down explosives

MINIBIKE a small motorcycle

One saying "It's really no big deal," maybe

Belittler

Comparative adjective or agent noun

To render wrongly; to translate or recite wrongly.

He has creed, will travel

If you need a conversion, he's your man

Evangelist who spends little touring holy city

Wet sponge, for one.

Wetting device for stamps

What a wet sponge may be used as

Like a birder's field glass

Like many microscopes

New moon? On reflection, you see Altair regularly with one eye

An ester having only one ester group.

A film or layer of a compound one molecule thick.

One-foot line of verse

""Derived from a single egg or ovum; -- of twins; as, identical twins are monovular. Contrasted with fraternal.as, identical twins are monovular. Contrasted with fraternal.""

Priest, and character in 23

Prelate finds new character in Othello

Prelate's title

Plotter in country besieged by dull soldiers

Leader of men taking a country to right is seen as a plotter

""One who, or that which, imparts magnetism.""

Kind of fern

Fern - girl getting shock

This goes on ahead of a girl in Ferns

Beijing resident, in Taipei

Californian, to a Hawaiian

Many a Hawaiian tourist

One who takes care of things

Person who's lying in bed, perhaps

Shirker of duty.

One pretending to be ill

Lower jaw-related

Of the lower jaw

Relating to the jaw featured in bird manual

Dodger (wordplay)

MANIFEST to show clearly

One with a staggered start, perhaps

He may hit the wall

Olympic entrant in the 26-mile race.

MECHANIZE To cause to be mechanical.

""∨ tre The point of intersection of a vertical line through the center of gravity of the fluid displaced by a floating body which is tipped through a small angle from its position of equilibrium, and the inclined line which was vertical through the center of gravity of the body when in equilibrium.""

Astounding occurrence

Fantastic movie

Something astounding

""An incorrect union of parties or of causes of action in a procedure, criminal or civil.""

One who modernizes.

One that flies off shelves (wordplay)

Central bank breadwinner (wordplay)

Bread producer has a profitable business

Nocturnal climber scrambling from new loo

Satellite spiffer-upper (wordplay)

Provider of criminal proof (wordplay)

White lightning maker

Coffeehouse employee (wordplay)

One making accusations

Campaigner of a sort

One who manipulates

""MESHUGGE crazy, also MESHUGA, MESHUGAH, MESHUGGA""

""An element which is combined with a metal, thus forming an ore. Thus, in galena, or lead ore, sulphur is a mineralizer; in hematite, oxygen is a mineralizer. mineralizer; in hematite, oxygen is a mineralizer.""

The "Caine", for one

Excavation spiffer-upper (wordplay)

Ship of a sort.

Tannhaeuser was one

Driving at a very high speed, perhaps

Minor crime

Ms. Behavior

MISSIONIZE

Generous magazine subscriber (wordplay)

One with a special interest (wordplay)

Shylock, for example

MONOGRAM to mark with one's initials

Having only one nucleus: a mononuclear cell.

One who monopolizes.

""My lord; a title in France of a person of high birth or rank; as, Monseigneur the Prince, or Monseigneur the Archibishop. It was given, specifically, to the dauphin, before the Revolution of 1789. (Abbrev. Mgr.) as, Monseigneur the Prince, or Monseigneur the Archibishop. It was given, specifically, to the dauphin, before the Revolution of 1789. (Abbrev. Mgr.)""

Person with a second job

One with a second job

Worker otherwise employed as doctor on boat

Piton user ("Cymbeline")

A negotiator on a grand scale (wordplay)

Sir Edmund P. Hillary, for example

MOURNFUL expressing grief or sorrow

Comparative adjective or agent noun

""Pl. macronuclei (-kl - ) The larger of two nuclei present in ciliate protozoans, which controls nonreproductive functions of the cell, such as metabolism.""

Instrument for measuring earth's field

Ho ho ho, maybe

Crime of unpremeditated killing

Bloke's mirth is killing

Fellow switched future car brand

Maker of goods

Fabricator makes things up presumably

One of a class of poets which flourished in Nuremberg and some other cities of Germany in the 15th and 16th centuries. They bound themselves to observe certain arbitrary laws of rhythm.

A trader.

MICROMANAGE

Electronic development of the 1960's

Small digital electronic device

Laptop, for example

One who misconceives.

""Containing many nuclei; as, multinuclear cells. as, multinuclear cells.""

Trim ladies' man, possibly, to bungle things

Badly run trains, dilemma needing to be sorted out

Old lady and son, clergyman, manage badly

MONOCHROMATE

Of or relating to a single molecule.

Agent noun (-or)

... in an AMA convention (wordplay)

Negligent lawyer, for example

According to French bad doctor is one guilty of professional misconduct

""A specialized sensory end organ that responds to mechanical stimuli such as tension, pressure, or displacement.""