➠ Words that start with m
List contains 18665 Words that start with "m".
- - White Sox or Dodgers
- - Blue Jays or Orioles, e.g.
- - Red Sox or Dodgers
- - Cubs, e.g.
- - Cardinals or Royals
- - Padres, e.g.
- - New York Yankees, for one
- - One playing for the army baseball team?
- - Farm team players' aspiration
- - Bigtime baseball teams
- - What's played in "the Bigs"
- - Big-time sport
- - Comedian Lucille, in her second career managing the Dodgers?
- - What a young slugger dreams to play one day
- - The Tigers are part of it
- - Part of a Yankee's skeleton?
- - Summer broadcast for ESPN
- - Pro baseball event
- - Indians may participate in it
- - Bonds, e.g.
- - Catfish Hunter, for one
- - Character from Heller
- - Character in "Catch-22"
- - "Catch-22" character
- - Old Tory makes money in audio books
- - Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel
- - Earth for example from plot and from abroad needed by Tom or Barbara?
- - what the officer has on stage?
- - studying concentrations
- - College concentrations
- - college students' specialties
- - Makes a special study of military men
- - undergrad's options
- - College degree specialties [pl.]
- - Business and Nursing, for two
- - Bionic man portrayer
- - Officers above captains
- - College focuses
- - Things that are declared
- - College paths
- - Dance and theater, e.g
- - Group with five members in this puzzle, with 'the'
- - College students' fields of study
- - Army officers
- - "The Show," in baseball
- - College choices
- - "The show," to a minor leaguer
- - They're barking out the orders presumably for jams or mixtures
- - College studies
- - College students' declarations
- - Focuses in college
- - College students' choices
- - Psych and soc
- - The bigs
- - Baseball league
- - Houlihan and Burns, on "M*A*S*H"
- - Lee of 'The Fall Guy'
- - College student's choices
- - TV's Burns and Houlihan, e.g.
- - Captains' seniors
- - Army brass
- - Art and history, e.g.
- - Ballplayer's goal, with "the"
- - Barbara and Hoople
- - Barracks bigwigs
- - Bush-leaguers' goal
- - Army men.
- - "Barbara" and others.
- - Some ball teams.
- - Takes a certain subject as one's principal study.
- - AAA player's goal, with "The"
- - Big leagues
- - four biggest golf tournaments
- - wide street or motorway
- - the main way an officer should take?
- - A, to Ludwig van Beethoven
- - Open-heart surgeries, e.g.
- - Things for surgeons
- - Army doc
- - Doctor-to-be's terse declaration of intent?
- - What some insurance covers
- - Huge ore-extracting machine?
- - It's sometimes heart-related
- - Type of cockatoo named after an explorer
- - Quite important
- - Very important
- - Like ballplayers in 'The Show'
- - 1989 baseball movie
- - Baseball movie
- - Berenger/Sheen film
- - Officers club
- - Top-notch
- - Topnotch
- - Big time
- - Age of legal adulthood
- - most of metropolis, leaderless, follows officer
- - 51 out of 100, e.g.
- - State of full legal age
- - Kind of rule
- - greater number or part of
- - more than half finding important object variable
- - Ruling group
- - The greater number
- - With the circled letters, large but not often vocal voting bloc
- - Vote-winning group
- - With the shaded letters, large but not often vocal voting bloc
- - Over half graduate and run computer department in transport
- - Group that wins the vote
- - It may rule
- - The rulers in a democracy.
- - Greater part
- - More than half
- - More than 50%
- - The greater part
- - Greater number
- - Important question of the elder offspring?
- - A big problem or important question
- - VY Canis ....... is one of the largest stars in the known universe
- - Venture capital from Goldman Sachs, perhaps
- - Artist whose "Cold Water" debuted at #2 in August 2016: 2 wds.
- - Universal, Sony and Warner
- - The official paper towel of the United States Senate?
- - Congressional power broker
- - High-ranking senator
- - Basis of democracy
- - Cornerstone principle of democracy
- - Common political principle
- - One with a lot of shares?
- - What happens when most tear up?
- - parliamentary principle
- - Democratic principle
- - Results of democracy?
- - Army bigwigs: Abbr.
- - Army capts.' superiors
- - Frank Burns and Margaret Houlihan: abbr.
- - Military men: Abbr.
- - they outrank capts.
- - They're above captains in the military, for short
- - Some enl. men
- - Officers above capts.
- - Capt.'s superiors
- - Some mil. brass
- - Lt. Col.'s underlings
- - They're above capts.
- - "M*A*S*H" ranks
- - Capt. superiors
- - Capts.' superiors
- - They report to lt. cols.
- - Mil. figures with an O-4 pay grade
- - Mil. figures who wear a golden oak leaf
- - Mil. ranks
- - C-E-G chord, in music notation
- - David Bowie's astronaut
- - Astronaut in a David Bowie hit
- - Astronaut in a 1973 David Bowie hit
- - David Bowie persona described as "a junkie, strung out in heaven's high, hitting an all-time low'
- - "Space Oddity" astronaut
- - Hearts and spades, in bridge
- - Spades and hearts
- - Hearts, for instance
- - Army uniform?
- - Underage child of a military officer?
- - Heart transplant, say
- - Air Force officer who's in charge of medical services?
- - The main food served at Walden Pond?
- - Serious grilling by the cops?
- - Like most gimme putts
- - Like some bridge contracts
- - Feasible, as a goal
- - Manufacture, in Scotland.
- - BB...... (English pop group behind 'Back Here')
- - Scottish equivalent of the Poet Laureate
- - Old Glaswegian poet with little money for day in the capital
- - prepare starters meticulously, always using knife when extracting core
- - Force a speedy young man to earn money quickly
- - You can't .. me! (I won't do it!)
- - Create something in the week amateurs give over to it
- - man putting gravy and copper inside large letter
- - Large lettering used in ancient manuscripts
- - CDEFGABC, e.g.
- - Octave such as C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C
- - C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C, for one
- - Do, re, mi, etc
- - Theme of this puzzle
- - *Basic piano lesson topic
- - Study highway design at college?
- - Type of label
- - College student's field of study
- - Kind of key
- - Kind of suit
- - Of great importance
- - Kind of party
- - Outstanding kind of key officer
- - kind of key army officer
- - Of full legal age
- - Army rank ... or a word that means "area of academic focus"
- - The "M" of "MLB"
- - ...... leagues
- - College student's choice
- - Colonel's subordinate
- - Collegian's focus subject
- - Houlihan's rank on "M*A*S*H"
- - Label one might be called a sellout for signing with
- - Biology or English
- - Education declaration
- - Collegian's selection
- - League designation for 46-Across
- - Blair's predecessor
- - The U.S. Open or the Masters
- - "Hot Lips" Houlihan's rank
- - Collegian's decision
- - Collegian's declaration
- - Rank below lieutenant colonel
- - Focus in school
- - Former British prime minister
- - Big league.
- - Student's selection
- - Primary
- - Paramount
- - Military officer.
- - College choice
- - "Catch-22" character
- - Notable
- - Army rank
- - Army officer
- - Military rank
- - Officer.
- - Army man.
- - Life-and-death
- - Prominent
- - See 11-Across
- - See 46-Down
- - Big time
- - See 39 Down
- - Principal
- - Significant ....
- - See 3 Down.
- - Sizable
- - Epic
- - Important
- - Very important
- - Huge
- - Big ...
- - Great
- - Chief
- - '...... serious?'
- - Greater
- - Dad
- - See 8-Down
- - "Ground Control to ...... Tom" [lyric in David Bowie's "Space Oddity"]
- - Greater in extent
- - ...... League
- - important officer
- - Important PM?
- - "Ground control to ___ Tom"
- - 1990s British PM
- - 1990s prime minister
- - Important, leading
- - 1989-1993 CBS sitcom starring Gerald McRaney as a military man with stepkids: 2 wds.
- - Important double save: top class work, by George!
- - Officer to act with the doctor and be head of staff
- - Steward, soldier and medic hosting party
- - Chief steward in rank bad mood
- - Chief butler in rank bad mood
- - Shaw play about a Salvation Army officer
- - Play in main area behind bars?
- - Play pubs, not clubs, in holiday island
- - Play by George Bernard Shaw about an officer of The Salvation Army
- - 1905 George Bernard Shaw play made into a 1941 Rex Harrison film
- - 1905 Shaw play
- - G.B.S. play
- - Shaw opus
- - Shaw play
- - Wendy Hiller role.
- - Line that passes through the foci of an ellipse
- - Line that passes through both of an ellipse's foci
- - Stoves, washing machines, etc.
- - Occultists' stack
- - Justice and Death are in it (no, not my iPod)
- - Army officer restricts lines through focal points
- - Entertainment draw
- - Big tourist draw
- - Military person who brings everyone down?
- - The largest island of Spain
- - an officer finds calcium in a spanish island
- - The largest of the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean
- - Island where sweet thing faces giant of the ocean
- - Island where the chief needs a bit of cash
- - big city on first-class island
- - Officer caught on a Mediterranean island
- - Largest Balearic Island
- - Largest of the Balearic Islands
- - Palma's island
- - Island where Rafael Nadal was born
- - Island NE of Ibiza
- - A favorite resort of writers.
- - Spanish island in Mediterranean, largest of the Balearic Islands.
- - Balearic island
- - One of the Balearic Islands
- - Spanish island
- - ... Island
- - Largest of the Balearics
- - Predicament about marine predator in holiday resort
- - Mediterranean holiday spot
- - Its capital is Palma
- - Where George Sand lived with Chopin.
- - Double ......
- - Officer's English degree is specialised for an American
- - Studied primarily, with 'in'
- - Specialised in a particular subject
- - Specialized (in), in college
- - Pursued a collegiate specialty (in)
- - Made a primary study of, with "in"
- - Pursued academically (with "in")
- - Pursued an academic specialty (with "in")
- - Studied extensively at college, with "in"
- - Specialized (in)
- - Had a main course
- - Specialized in studies.
- - Specialized, in scholastic study.
- - Specialized in a subject.
- - Specialized, in college.
- - Specialized in certain subjects.
- - Studied primarily, at college
- - Girl in marching band
- - Band leader, at times
- - Parade's baton twirler
- - Female baton twirler
- - TWIRLER
- - Baton wielder
- - Parade figure
- - Parade twirler
- - Choose an academic focus, in a nonspecific way?
- - more important but vague high-ranking officer
- - Officer, as usual, supporting former PM
- - not particular, being under greater officer
- - focus on, academically
- - Have as a focus of one's studies
- - Primarily study
- - Study principally
- - Choose as a main field of study
- - important event - concerning an army officer?
- - "The space has endless possibilities!"
- - Marching band leaders
- - Marching-band baton twirlers
- - March leaders
- - They twirl batons
- - Baton twirlers in parades
- - Some halftime performers
- - Parade figures
- - High price to pay, perhaps
- - Significant parts of family budgets
- - Cost of a car, in most family budgets
- - Possible theme, but not a description of this puzzle
- - spanish islander with serious means of preservation
- - important place to go on an island
- - Chief butler
- - Official manager of a large household
- - Chief steward or butler of a household
- - Leader of a sort
- - Jocularly, a butler.
- - Do jam room characters where chief steward needs them
- - Jam roll is for party in mess room for top member of staff
- - Trouble over door tampered with by second most important servant
- - Personal manager
- - Chief steward
- - Head steward.
- - Steward
- - Head of the household.
- - Head honcho
- - Staff leaders?
- - Stewards
- - Chief stewards
- - Failing mark in one's main field of study?
- - "Maybe I'll add a bright, cheerful chord just before the last note," said Johnny, playing a C-E-G triad on the piano. He frowned. "Terrible! I'd be committing ...... with that E in there."
- - Nickel that's worth big bucks?