➠ Words with m
List contains 81211 Words that "m" contain.
- - Michael ..., star of films Youngest and The Boy, the Dog and the Clown
- - "All the Wilderness" actress Virginia
- - Virginia who was nominated for an Oscar for 'Sideways'
- - Oscar-nominated actress for "Sideways"
- - "Sideways" actress Virginia
- - "Sideways" Oscar nominee Virginia
- - Carrey's "The Number 23" co-star
- - Actress Virginia
- - actor sibling virginia or michael
- - Michael from Reservoir Dogs
- - "Sin City" actor Michael
- - "Sideways" costar
- - "Kill Bill" actor Michael
- - Michael of 'Reservoir Dogs'
- - Actor Michael of "Species"
- - "Reservoir Dogs" actor Michael
- - he may be able as a sailor
- - "Able-bodied" military person
- - Able-bodied one
- - Oft-able one
- - "Able-bodied" military figure
- - He may be able-bodied
- - "Able" one
- - He is often able
- - Able fellow
- - "Able" military figure
- - Able-bodied
- - Able
- - Enlisted Naval member, below petty officer
- - directions given to a graduate with new sailor
- - Names made up about a person who works afloat
- - Possibly means a sailor
- - Naval rating changing name as required
- - A name's held up and it's "Jack"
- - Jack: Irishman round in the morning
- - One who serves as a sailor
- - Naval figure
- - Naval enlistee
- - Names a model doing a job in The Caribbean
- - Names a criminal working in Mediterranean, for one
- - Dude in the Navy
- - Naval recruit's rank
- - Compromise a manager securing rating
- - Figure on deck
- - Male sailor
- - New name as a mariner
- - Recall titles written about a mariner
- - Names a doctor working in Mediterranean, for instance
- - Join a new figure on board
- - Names a doctor working in Mediterranean, for one
- - Bosun, for one
- - Roughly means to restrain a matelot
- - Attendant at 8-Down
- - *Deckhand, e.g.
- - Navy recruit
- - One living off the land?
- - First Class sailor
- - Ship staffer
- - Member of the Super Best Friends, on "South Park"
- - One on deck
- - Rank below petty officer third class
- - Seattle mariner, e.g.
- - Naval recruit
- - Landlubber's opposite
- - Deck figure
- - "Master and Commander" extra
- - Naval draftee
- - Queeg or Queequeg
- - Nellie Bly
- - Seattle mariner?
- - Clipper crew member
- - Whaler, for one
- - Private equivalent
- - Cruiser hand
- - N.M.U. member
- - Young O'Neill was one
- - Bligh was one
- - Bethel frequenter
- - Ralph Rackstraw, for example.
- - Popeye, for instance.
- - Occupant of a crow's nest.
- - Owner of a ditty bag.
- - Backbone of the Navy.
- - Union man of the waves.
- - Calling of Masterman Ready.
- - Navy enlistee
- - Low naval rank
- - Mariner, sailor
- - Matelot
- - Chantey singer
- - Bluejacket
- - On the water
- - 'Billy Budd,' for one
- - Jack-tar
- - Mariner
- - Hand on deck
- - Naval rank
- - Naval officer
- - Navy rank
- - Fleet fellow
- - Crusoe, e.g.
- - Gob
- - Jack
- - Popeye, e.g
- - Tar
- - Crew member
- - Sailor
- - Salt
- - Columbus was one
- - See 1 Across
- - a means to become a sailor
- - jack handles climbs round peak of alps
- - David .... is England's second-most capped goalkeeper
- - A sailor in goal
- - join a new mariner
- - egg dish which is proverbially not capable of being made without breaking eggs
- - Dish made by frying beaten eggs
- - Dish that may be made in its own pan
- - Limitless homes adopting East European dish
- - Dish stuffed with veggies
- - Cooked egg dish
- - Pancake made with eggs
- - Simple egg dish
- - Food with which old character inadequately entertains yours truly
- - Beaten-egg dish
- - Savoury dish: ingredients in welcome letter
- - OTT melee broke dish
- - Food dish (that can't be made without breaking eggs)
- - Dish of eggs
- - Brunch dish (Var.)
- - Folded brunch dish (Var.)
- - Dish that may be prepared in a special pan
- - Folded dish (Var.)
- - Eggy brunch dish
- - Folded dish
- - Petit déjeuner dish
- - Brasserie dish
- - Dish that often has a filling
- - Frothy-egg dish
- - Déjeuner dish
- - Dish for dejeuner.
- - Very eggy dish.
- - Meal served with potatoes au gratin
- - Eggy dish
- - Egg-based dish
- - Folded brunch dish
- - Egg dish
- - Brunch dish
- - Breakfast dish
- - Egg dish at motel and tee off
- - Egg dish whose name derives from a word meaning "knife or sword blade"
- - .. and fried rice
- - One must break eggs to make this
- - Food in Cockney character, largely
- - scrambled eggs alternative
- - Cockney house landlord not finishing simple meal
- - Build-your-own IHOP order
- - brunch protein
- - Fluffy breakfast
- - Egg meal
- - Frittata kin
- - Folded comestible
- - Breakfast landlord neither starts nor finishes?
- - Nothing on brawl about two teas reportedly -- result of broken eggs?
- - One takes beating over race amid scuffle
- - Husband away from home reportedly allowed food
- - Welcome letter contains something tasty
- - You can't make one without breaking eggs
- - Light meal the French originally shelled out for
- - Welcome letter contains tasty item
- - IHOP option
- - Breakfast at a brasserie
- - One needing to be beaten in old race amidst scuffle
- - Breakfast buffet request
- - Brunch option, on many menus
- - Brunch selection (var.)
- - Food item a cook might flip
- - It often includes ham
- - Entree whose ingredients may vary greatly
- - Hearty breakfast
- - High-cholesterol concoction
- - Brasserie order
- - Brunch treat
- - Light repast for Pierre
- - Scrambled fare
- - Egg specialty
- - Western or ham.
- - French menu specialty.
- - Eggs for dinner.
- - French menu speciality.
- - Egg serving.
- - Brunch item
- - Brunch entree
- - Frittata, e.g.
- - Denver, for one
- - Frittata
- - Menu item
- - Cafe order
- - Diner order
- - Brunch choice
- - Brunch fare
- - Brunch order
- - Brunch staple
- - Brunch selection
- - Something tasty is revealed in some letters
- - Breakfast item? Some rejecting seconds leading to landlord ditching recipe
- - Litmus test of a chef's basic culinary skills
- - Finest; choice
- - Choice; top-notch
- - Choice of prudish sweetheart
- - Word with number or time
- - A very good first
- - Best quality piano introducing old poem
- - first to get the firearm ready
- - Word with rib or number
- - The core of high explosive and painting
- - Amazon ...., streaming service
- - main sort of number
- - chief to start the pump working
- - Frost on the third of September? That's first-rate!
- - First in importance or quality
- - Like the number 17
- - first to prepare for painting
- - .... numbers; 2,3,5,7,11, etc.
- - amazon membership program
- - Description of some numbers in formal basis of logarithms
- - ... Minister (head of the cabinet)
- - First empire almost to be destroyed
- - Prepare to fire first
- - Word before rib or rate
- - Amazon ... (paid subscription service)
- - Sort of numbers to learn first?
- - 5 or 7 pm: imbibing beer at last with one's partner
- - heydey
- - Strait-laced English chief
- - the ...... rate
- - Best part of existence
- - A person in the video game simulating life
- - Playable character in an "artificial life" game franchise
- - Resident of a virtual "City"
- - virtual citizen, in video games
- - Citizen in a computer game city
- - Cyber City dweller
- - Word before City or card
- - Virtual 'city' resident
- - Character in an early city-building video game
- - Computer game character that might be 'Hot-Headed' or 'Unflirty'
- - Virtual citizen in a popular video game franchise
- - Dweller in a computer game "City"
- - "... City," city-building computer game
- - Lifelike video game, for short
- - Virtual person in a computer game
- - Person in a computer world
- - Word in Will Wright PC game titles
- - Character in a popular computer game
- - ......City (video game series)
- - ......City (popular computer game)
- - ......City (game)
- - ...... City (Maxis game)
- - ......City (classic computer game)
- - Word before Earth or City, in computer games
- - Computer trial, for short
- - Virtual-city denizen
- - Any computer game which seeks to replicate the real world
- - Virtual person in a video game franchise
- - Virtual "city" dweller
- - ....City: computer game
- - Resident of a gaming 'City'
- - Computer game "......City"
- - Computer model, for short
- - Dweller in a virtual 'City'
- - PC-game 'City' dweller
- - Lead-in to City or Farm, in video game titles
- - Gaming 'City' dweller
- - Resident of a popular 'City'
- - Being in a life-imitating computer game
- - Prefix for population-management games
- - Video game prefix with Tower, Copter, and Safari, et al.
- - Computer modeling, for short
- - City or card preceder
- - Customizable character in a computer game
- - Virtual person in a series of PC games
- - Virtual person in video games
- - Computer game avatar since 2000
- - War game, for short
- - Earth, Life or Health lead-in, in computer games
- - ...... City (society-building computer game)
- - Imitation, to a gamer
- - Screened city dweller?
- - Computer family member
- - Character in a popular computer game series
- - Character in a best-selling computer game
- - Video game family name
- - Imitation, to gamers
- - Realistic video game, informally
- - computer-generated prediction, for short
- - Computer replication of real-world events, for short
- - Customizable 'city' dweller
- - — card (cell phone insert)
- - ... card
- - ... card (phone card with personal info): Abbr.
- - .... card: smartphone need
- - Member of a virtual family
- - ... card (phone microchip)
- - cell-phone card
- - calling card?
- - card that identifies you in the mobile world
- - Virtual citizen of PC gaming
- - kind of phone card
- - ... card (mobile phone insertion)
- - Smartphone card letters
- - ... card (chip on your phone): Abbr.
- - Mobile device card
- - card found inside mobile phones.
- - Cell phone smart card
- - Mobile phone chip, ... card
- - Yes, in São Paulo
- - ...... card (removable mobile phone storage unit)
- - ...... card (plastic item in a smartphone)
- - Scrooge portrayer, 1951
- - Resembling: Abbr.
- - Ran like the wind, e.g.: Abbr.
- - On-screen avatar
- - Model, for short
- - Metaphor's partner: Abbr.
- - Metaphor's cousin: Abbr.
- - Maxis avatar
- - Kind of card in phones
- - Hypothetical try, for short
- - Figure of speech: Abbr.
- - Alastair of "School for Scoundrels"
- - Alastair ......, British actor
- - Alastair ...... of British films
- - ...... card (data holder in a smartphone)
- - ...... card (cell phone storage device)
- - ...... card (cell phone chip)
- - A Scrooge portrayer
- - Alastair --, Scottish character actor (1900-76)
- - Kind of card for a phone
- - Cell activator
- - ...... card (smartphone insert)
- - Person who's always fake?
- - Kind of card in a smartphone
- - Kind of card in cellphones
- - .... card: smartphone component
- - Smartphone's .... card [first letter]
- - ...... card (cellphone insertion)
- - ...... card (phone insert)
- - .... card: common phone component
- - .... card (29 Down need)
- - ...... card (cellphone part)
- - Actor Alastair
- - Certain inserted card
- - Scrooge portrayer Alastair
- - ...... card (cellphone component)
- - ...... card (cellphone chip)
- - ...... card (storage device)
- - .... card (phone component)
- - Card in a mobile phone
- - Phone card
- - .... card (cell-phone part)
- - Scrooge player Alastair
- - Type of card for a smartphone
- - Mobile phone card
- - Alastair who played Scrooge
- - ...... card (necessity for many mobile phones)
- - Kind of card in a phone
- - Filmdom's Alastair
- - Alastair of "A Christmas Carol"
- - High-tech trial, for short
- - Yes, in Brazil
- - "Scrooge" star, 1951
- - Actor Alastair of "A Christmas Carol"
- - Noted Scrooge portrayer
- - Feigning, for short
- - Screen Scrooge Alastair
- - Scottish actor Alastair
- - Actor who played Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol," 1951
- - Scrooge actor Alastair
- - Imitation, for short
- - Scrooge portrayer of 1951
- - English actor Alastair
- - 'Scrooge' star Alastair
- - Crazy like a fox, e.g.: Abbr.
- - ...... card (mobile phone device)
- - Film Scrooge of 1951
- - Theoretical trial, for short
- - 1951 Scrooge portrayer
- - Kind of card
- - Canine command
- - Less than 1%?
- - Bodybuilder's units
- - ___ card (phone chip that lets you make calls): Abbr.
- - Kind of card in a cellphone
- - Type of card in a cell phone
- - Yes, in Portuguese
- - Cell phone's .. card
- - older Deschanel sister
- - Sister of Anne and Charlotte Bront'
- - --- dickinson, poet