2-Letter Words Starting with M

Rabat's locale (Abbreviation)

Casablanca locale (Abbreviation)

Non-extremist (Abbreviation)

Othello, for one

Iago, for one

Othello, for one

British Open, for one

Hoople, for one

The US Women's Open, say

Bruce Wayne's home, for one

Mount Vernon for one

Real estate (wordplay)

Local politician's goal, perhaps

Dick Whittington, for one.

Politician's talking horse!

Buyer of virgins, perhaps (wordplay)

Deceptively realistic (art)

Teen-ager, for one.

Old coin of India (anagram of HUMOR)

Old coin of India anagram of HUMOR

Old gold coin of India anagram of HUMOR

Tooth doctor a household god (wordplay)

Tooth fairy tradein perhaps

Drilling site maybe

Kid who doesn't get his way, maybe

Kid who doesnt get his way maybe

Long-faced one

Scooter mover perhaps

Truck driver (wordplay)

Bus driver (wordplay)

A fast one can be a shaker!

Shaker's partner (wordplay)

Shaker's companion (wordplay)

Diamond cutter (wordplay)

Manicurist in the suburbs?

Summer hummer (wordplay)

A type of {fungus=n}

""A Jewish prayer book, also MACHZOR""

Essay on a learned subject

Journal, for one

"Walden," for one

Wise counsellor (of protege)

Old pro, perhaps

Old pro, to a rookie, perhaps

Body in a shower (wordplay)

Part of a summer shower, perhaps

Hunk in a shower (wordplay)

Indicator of the fairest (wordplay)

"Snow White" judge, of sorts

Alice went through one (Carroll)

One that {mobs=v}

One who scorns

One who ridicules

Relentless teaser

Material giving minute shock (wordplay)

Doll wig material

Fabric from coating of angora goat

Hard-working individual

Drudge

Drudger.

Crumble to dust

Crumble into particles

Break down or decompose

Preening bird, maybe

One that sheds

Snake, at times

""A bastard, also MOMZER""

""A bastard, also MOMSER""

Fish tail (wordplay)

Fish follower (wordplay)

Dealer's add-on (wordplay)

Certain case disputer

Less significant

More debatable

More down in the dumps

More dispirited

More pouty

Custodian, at times

Deckhand, at times

Janitor, at times

What covers many blocks (wordplay)

Cement on a board

Brick bonder; weapon

Expert in bryophytes

Certain gardener

Perhaps she is more of a fly-by-night

One who pours the tea (wordplay)

2 8 - funny sort of joke!

Cat employing doctor (wordplay)

Cat on a farm, perhaps

Tom going to the doctor (wordplay)

""A Jewish prayer book, also MAHZOR""

Nasty smell

Unpleasant smell

Big stink

A wild goat of the mountains of Asia

ROM data (anagram)

Focus of a bull session (wordplay)

Bull session participant (wordplay)

Tower's edge rising over winding road

Balcony, for instance

Balcony affording a view

One who errs

Mistake maker

Errant one

Capone, for one.

Don Corleone, for one

Al Capone, for one

Small town developer (wordplay)

Sculptor of sorts.

Worker in clay, say

In standardized measurements

Built from separate units

Designed with standardized units

Like a better piece of cake, say

More likely to win the bakeoff, maybe

Fellow hiding love is a bit more wet

Hagar creator Browne

More spoiled, as bread

Greener, as groceries

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

Minnie of old song

Minnie of song

Sponging sort

Showing a more brooding ill-humour

More apt to pout

Less likely to laugh

Moony

Moory

Pertaining to a {morula=n}

More covered with lichens

More covered with bryophytes

More bryophytic

More full of holes, as woolens

Describing some clothes closets.

I keep mum? On the contrary, I'm rather bug-infested

More of a mixture

More diverse

More patchy

One that {mottles=v}

Opinion-influencer to crumble (wordplay)

Somebody making blancmange or crumble

Crumble away variable

""One that molts, also MOLTER""

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

Less assertive

More timid

More drab

One who lip-syncs

Authoritative order writer

Authority giving specific orders

Despot, often

Fischer's strength?

Fischer's strength (wordplay)

Mr. McNutt's problem.

""A wild goat, also MARKHOR""

Contrived to admire Kofi, perhaps

V.I.P. in a strike

Divorce participant, sometimes

Not so raw

More laid-back

More easygoing

Mixed figure of speech (wordplay)

Heart of gold, for one

Image from Homer apt perhaps

Barye, a unit of atmospheric pressure

Weatherman's unit of pressure

Wildebeest or goose, for example

Seasonal traveler

Main road more important, it's said, for one leaving the country

To color incorrectly

To labor badly

Bad call (wordplay)

Wrong name of a thousand merinos, maybe

Is Norm me? (anagram)

To order incorrectly

To instruct badly

Maker of small figures

Maker of small copies

Moderne

Less conceited person associated with fashion (wordplay)

Adverb I repeatedly formed incorrectly

Adverb or adjective

Reformer of church in church history, say

Disturbing party

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!

Two extras as well

Besides offering a greater surplus

Remove or dismantle besides

One that {mortises=v}

Extinct aquatic lizard

Gesturer.

Gesturer

Motley

Brit's Rolls, perhaps

One symbol of prosperity

Automobile, old-style

A small handkerchief

Mouldy

Shooting off more

More garrulous

MACERATE to soften by soaking

Simple pressure gauge

Fellow rebuilt remote pressure gauge

Pressure gauge

Perhaps blooming well started States

How Pilgrims progressed (wordplay)

Ship that might bear fruit (wordplay)

T.M. adherent

One who thinks deeply

Reflective person

""MELODIZE to compose a melody, also MELODISE""

Word from Latin meaning 'from memory' or 'by heart'

A person who learns by rote.

MENTION to remark briefly

In law one who does an unlawful act

He has creed, will travel

If you need a conversion, he's your man

Evangelist who spends little touring holy city

""One who, or that which, mitigates.""

Presiding officer of town meeting.

Panel-show host

One presides over a forum or debate

Radio tube.

Telecommunications device

Wet sponge, for one.

Wetting device for stamps

What a wet sponge may be used as

Of atomic structure.

Kind of weight or formula

Kind of biology

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

One giving sermons

Gives a mortgage.

One still making home payments

Particularly inspiring horse!

Last year's inspiring Derby winner

Truism (Part 3)

Someone who might see action (wordplay)

One attending films ( US )

One who attends the cinema

One putting arms, say, beyond use

Vandal turns it to mural

He may wickedly leave you without a leg to stand on

Plotter in country besieged by dull soldiers

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

Criminal testosterone (wordplay)

Fellow-broker may be a gangster

Agent in pursuit of man is a criminal

One with a staggered start, perhaps

He may hit the wall

Olympic entrant in the 26-mile race.

One who masticates.

One who meliorates.

""METHYLATE An alcoholate of methyl alcohol in which the hydroxyl hydrogen is replaced by a metal, after the analogy of a hydrate; as, sodium methylate, CH3ONa. as, sodium methylate, CH3ONa.""

""MICROLITE A rare mineral of resinous luster and high specific gravity. It is a tantalate of calcium, and occurs in octahedral crystals usually very minute.""

Tiny distance measure

Precision instrument

Measure of the small-time crime waves engulfing capital

English word

Botany A minute opening in the ovule of a seed plant through which the pollen tube usually enters.

English word

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

Windows multimedia program

""Having many, or several, colors.""

Like most brain neurons

Agitated till our MP pens article with numerous extreme points

Comparative adjective or agent noun

A mythologist.

One who manipulates

""MASTURBATE To achieve sexual gratification by stimulating one's own sexual organs, without the aid of a partner; -- typically to the point of orgasm.""

A blacksmith, for one

Robot (wordplay)

Eg, a blacksmith

Microbrew

Microfilm

""A device for reading materials in microform, such as microfilm and microfiche.""

""Pl. microvilli (-v l ) Any of the minute hairlike structures projecting from the surface of certain types of epithelial cells, especially those of the small intestine.""

This puzzle's theme

Monkeyshines

Driving at a very high speed, perhaps

Minor crime

Ms. Behavior

MISSIONIZE

Certain skin cream

Skin cream

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

Mothproof

Sailing eschewer

Piton user ("Cymbeline")

A negotiator on a grand scale (wordplay)

Sir Edmund P. Hillary, for example

MOURNFUL expressing grief or sorrow

Agent noun (-or)

Agent noun (-or)

MULTIPLEX Manifold; multiple.

""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

""A white crystalline compound, Cl 3 CCH(C 6 H 4 OCH 3 ) 2 , used as an insecticide.""

MICROMANAGE

""Any of the proteinaceous cylindrical hollow structures that are distributed throughout the cytoplasm of eukaryotic cells, providing structural support and assisting in cellular locomotion and transport.""

Electronic development of the 1960's

Small digital electronic device

Laptop, for example

One who misconceives.

MOLLYCODDLE a pampered darling; an effeminate man; a milksop.

A person who is deemed to be worthless or despicable; -- obscene and highly offensive.

""Any of various fishes, especially of the genera Haplochromis and Tilapia, that carry their eggs and young in the mouth.""

English word

A composer of fables.

""One who, or that which, mythologizes.""

PC, for instance

Small PC

""The portion of the circulatory system composed of the smallest vessels, such as the capillaries, arterioles, and venules.""

MONOCHROMATE

Of or relating to a single molecule.

Comparative adjective or agent noun

""Of, pertaining to, or consisting of macromolecules.""

""The study of the structure of metals and alloys, especially by optical and electron microscopy and x-ray diffraction.""

English word

Computer's integrated circuit

Without one, CMOS cops error, I imagine

Computer's core

Agent noun (-or)

Publishing by microform.

Agent noun (-or)

Word with prefix multi-

(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) Computing a number of central processing units linked together to enable parallel processing to take place

... 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.""

Comparative adjective or agent noun