2-Letter Words Starting with M

Short change (wordplay)

Small banner (wordplay)

Trendy (in an untrendy way)

Get in shape (wordplay)

Get into shape (wordplay)

Mildew, for one

Subjunctive, for one

Red or blue state (wordplay)

Indicative, for one

Single-celled organism

Something simple and indivisible.

One-celled organism.

Acted bullish (wordplay)

Hit a low note (wordplay)

Made low sounds (wordplay)

Little hog (wordplay)

Little buzzer (wordplay)

The vehicle that wasn't happy (wordplay)

Must die (wordplay)

Off form (wordplay)

Shape British Style

Heap (of raised earth)

Hillock; gold ball (Her.)

Delivery source (wordplay)

Made cry, perhaps

Took a turn, say

Went West, perhaps

Cut blades (wordplay)

Cut down blades (wordplay)

Cut (as grass)

Resembling muscle

Blister beetle.

Meou

Asked for milk, perhaps (wordplay)

Demanded dinner, maybe (wordplay)

Requested milk, perhaps (wordplay)

Orderliness (of thought or behaviour)

System, perhaps even in madness

System (of acting?)

What a noble address!

English nobleman (hist.)

Noble, to his servant

Reacted to a bad pun, say

Did some haunting, perhaps

A demon (anagram)

Like most castles

Like some zoo exhibits

Like old castles

Bombed by the crowd (wordplay)

Set upon and bombed

Attacked and bombed at random

Made fun of

Ridiculed, in a way

Made sport of

Mog

Engaged in drudgery

Apt rhyme for "toiled"

Worked hard

Shaped, as with clay

Gave shape to

Put into shape

Dropped down (wordplay)

Lost layers, perhaps

Shed, as feathers

Incredibly, I'm done with cash!

Well-to-do (Var.)

Rolling in it

Butted out (wordplay)

Shown a seat (wordplay)

Offered some crack (wordplay)

In one's slip (wordplay)

Low revolutionary tied up (wordplay)

Buoyed up (wordplay)

Brought up for debate

Brought up as a subject for debate

Raised for discussion

Took a spill, say (wordplay)

Cleaned (the decks)

Disposed of, with 'up'

Showing unhealthy interest in death

Kind of curiosity.

Like some fascinations

Covered with lichen.

Unlike a rolling stone

Covered with lichen

Revealed the function of, with 'over'

Did a cat's job

Revealed the function of, with "over"

Senior officer I covered with dirt-like slimy stuff

Containing mucus

Pursued a collegiate specialty (in)

Pursued academically (with "in")

Made one's main study

Did a lively ballroom dance

Went Cuban on the ballroom floor

Did a Cuban dance

Agricultural product provides fellow with money

Bar mitzvah attainment

What a boy reaches after puberty

Boy's eventual status

Made of bricks

Worked installing stones

Made with bricks

Bone behind the ear.

Bone of the skull.

Bone near the ear

A mentally unbalanced person

Large-footed.

Made kitty sounds with all 5 vowels (wordplay)

Made a catty comment (wordplay)

Cried in a way.

Cried like a baby.

Ran off at one time

Copied, in days gone by

Studied, but not so much (wordplay)

Studied some, with "in"

Had a secondary study

Improperly shod

Create accidental double entendres

Phrase wrongly

Proved to be quite a poser (wordplay)

Worked for Eileen Ford

Showed off, as clothes

Chemical compound.

Fairly loaded (wordplay)

Like trust fund kids, perhaps

Maiden getting on and regarded as rich

Got free, in a way

Was a parasite

Idled (about)

Enraged the drill sergeant, say

Strolled, as to the saloon

Walked slowly as doctors watched

Promoted

Went by Saturn, say

Went by automobile

Travelled by car

Marked with patches

Like calico cats

Like Tip O'Neill

Mouch

Earthed, perhaps, and got into shape

Shaped, in Britain

Shaped

Shed skin or feathers

Shed hair or feathers

Shed feathers from the wings being covered in mildew

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

Spoke without sound

Spouted (off)

Lip-synched

Male to front Yes, 1970s' band? Initially interview donor of bone marrow

The state of being a maiden

Being in the wrong position

Relating to a manatee

Diverse like engine part (wordplay)

Chap with one pen having many features

Many and varied

Quite a few times over

Lots of times

By a large factor

Flower - grim load (anagram)

Colorful plant of the daisy family

The color cadmium orange.

Me on road (anagram)

'Red Ed' left high and dry (wordplay)

On a desert island

Marrow

""A jellyfish, also MEDUSA, MEDUSAN""

A dark pigment

Became more relaxed

Grown soft and pleasant with age

Softened by maturity

Helped a trainee, perhaps

Was a counselor to

Acted as teacher or counsellor

Dylan Thomas play 'Under . . . . . . . .'

Waterwheel water source, perhaps

Waterwheel source, perhaps

It's formed by damming a stream

Like some Ray-Bans

On reflection, what one got was this

Did the same as

Misbind

Miscode

Mismove

To sound wrongly

Misyoke

Did style-show work

Wore the tee shirt to practice lines by writer

Wore on catwalk fashion lifting depression

Changed or qualified

Changed the form slightly

Changed slightly, form or quality

Crumbled into particles

Crumbled to dust.

Crumbled to dust

Molest

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

A board at the base of a wall

Failing to find bone in tumulus

At the point of death

Dying to ridicule entering bank

Fragmented, as food

Fired shells on enemy trenches

Fired shells on, as enemy trenches

Made fast, as bricks

Mortice

Joined securely

Joined securely

Cared for, perhaps

Took under one's wing

Protected; cared for

Directed by hand.

Used hand signals

Was not still having made a gesture

Resembling {mucin=n}

Pertaining to {mycelium=n}

Eg, a millipede

Eg, centipede or millipede

Many-legged creature; dip my oar (anagram)

""A multi-legged arthropod, also MYRIAPOD""

Badly-shaped

Faultily made

What's so mad about fifty for myself that's crooked (wordplay)

Mammock

Union with club's splintered fragments

Material in a fire starter set

Watch out! When in a mood, flares up quickly

Within blend new ode is set to music

Emulated Harry Warren

Wrote a song

Not for - got ten afterwards

Learnt

Learned by rote

Given a reference

Made reference to

Said to be intoned after me

Arsenic, for one

Arsenic or silicon

Arsenic, for example, in it: old meal poisoned

Space rock, maybe

Potential shooting star

Small rock in space

Misatone

Miscoin

Miscook

Miscopy

Misform

Misjoin

Mislodge

Mispoise

Said "Play it again, Sam," say

Said 'Play it again, Sam,' say

Gave the actual words from a speech inaccurately

RECORD to register in writing

Misroute

Mission

Missort

Misword

Called into active service

Crowd is idle, wandering round, to be got going

Marshalled group of people onto one sled, I suspect

Mustard

Deleted the trolls, say

Fashion criticised, toned down

Fashion considered to be toned down

Glorified first replaced by second, becoming varied

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.

Appeased medical officer's student I found in ploughed field

Appeased

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.""

Moralise

Lectured about the value of virtue

Gave a sermon

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.

It's moored at sea, like a power boat

Equipped with engined vehicles

Motorize

Moulder

Like some windows

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

Many times doubled; manifold; numerous.

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

Manifold

MANOEUVRE See Maneuver.Maneuver.

A board that has a groove cut into one edge and a tongue cut into the other so they fit tightly together (as in a floor); see match boarding.match boarding.

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

""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.""

MELIORATE To make better; to improve; to ameliorate; to soften; to make more tolerable.

METHODISE

""METHODIZE To reduce to method; to dispose in due order; to arrange in a convenient manner; as, to methodize one's work or thoughts. as, to methodize one's work or thoughts.""

The millionth part of a farad.

MICRONIZE

Cooked quickly

Heated up, warm voice melted heart of model

Zapped

English word

Miscolor

Miscount

Distrusted

Ledge under choir stall seat

Church's "mercy seat"

Dagger gives room for breaking the rules

Misfocus

Mislabor

LOCATED locate

MISNOMER a name wrongly used

Misorder

Mispoint

Missound

Misstop

Mistouch

Mistutor

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.

MOSSBACK a person of antiquated views

Preserved clothes (wordplay)

Put away in storage

Put in storage

Sherwood Forest parent (wordplay)

Woman's state of having children

Career for women.