➠ Words with m
List contains 81211 Words that "m" contain.
- - "animal crossing" fan, e.g.
- - words with friends fan
- - World of Warcraft fan, for example
- - Second Life fan, e.g.
- - "League of Legends" fan, say
- - "Minecraft" fan, e.g
- - Xbox fan
- - Fan of the 'Idle Thumbs' podcast, presumably
- - Mario Kart fan
- - Fan of Super Smash Bros
- - PS4 fan
- - Angry Birds fan
- - World of Warcraft fan, e.g.
- - Nintendo fan
- - Dungeons & Dragons fan
- - D&D fan, e.g.
- - Dungeons and Dragons fan
- - world of warcraft fan
- - Participant in computer pastimes
- - Who's keen to play Partridge Queen?
- - Esports competitor
- - A person who plays on electronic devices for fun
- - player is willing and right
- - many a twitch streamer
- - Minecraft maven, maybe
- - PlayStation devotee e.g.
- - E-sports player
- - minecraft player
- - league of legends fanatic, e.g.
- - twitch user, often
- - PC/console devotee
- - xbox player?
- - more plucky player
- - one who may take part in speedrunning
- - Many a Twitch content creator
- - One playing with a mouse, maybe
- - Typical Twitch.tv variety streamer
- - one who might need to be consoled?
- - Spunky sort
- - Xbox expert, say
- - twitch streamer, maybe
- - player of fortnite or genshin impact
- - one playing lost ruins of arnak, for example
- - playstation enthusiast, e.g.
- - One may play "StarCraft II"
- - Call of Duty or World of Warcraft enthusiast
- - Winning hit: Slang
- - Vegas frequenter
- - One obsessed, perhaps, with Nintendo
- - One may play for a living
- - More persistent
- - Minecraft nut
- - Fortnite player, e.g.
- - More intrepid
- - More daring.
- - Less cowardly
- - Casino patron
- - Person wearing a headset, perhaps
- - One may spend hours on an Xbox Series X
- - One streaming on Twitch, maybe
- - Fortnite fanatic
- - Twitch streamer, often
- - "Fortnite" pro, say
- - Arcade patron
- - 'Apex Legends' player, e.g
- - Keen computer player
- - Fortnite devotee, e.g
- - Arcade regular
- - E-sports enthusiast
- - More plucky
- - Wii user, e.g
- - PlayStation player
- - Fortnite pro, e.g
- - More enthusiastic 'Fortnite' player??
- - Xbox devotee
- - Joystick wielder
- - E-sports participant
- - Xbox enthusiast
- - "Angry Birds" aficionado, e.g
- - Pro behind a screen
- - Devotee of eSports
- - Player walking with difficulty by end of tour
- - Wii or Xbox aficionado
- - One who plays through pain
- - One plays start of Metal Gear excitedly
- - Player representing America putting lots off
- - World of Warcraft enthusiast, e.g
- - Player touring America — not all of it
- - One of the players got out of mortgage
- - 'Angry Birds' addict, e.g
- - Xbox devotee, say
- - One frequenting arcades
- - Dungeons & Dragons devotee
- - PlayStation user
- - Wii fanatic, say
- - Xbox user
- - Dungeons & Dragons player
- - Nintendo enthusiast
- - Arcade enthusiast
- - Gears of War enthusiast, e.g.
- - Role-playing hobbyist
- - Nintendo fanatic, e.g.
- - Having more spunk
- - World of Warcraft participant, e.g.
- - Tiger Woods PGA Tour participant
- - More spirited
- - More courageous
- - Scrappy competitor
- - PlayStation player, e.g.
- - Dungeons and Dragons devotee
- - Arcade frequenter
- - Nintendo lover
- - Nintendo nut, e.g.
- - Video player
- - Video-arcade enthusiast
- - He'll play with injuries
- - Sega user, say
- - Nintendo addict
- - Having more fighting spirit
- - Sega player, e.g.
- - Not as fearful
- - One for whom the play's the thing
- - Enthusiastic player
- - One whose social life is going to pieces?
- - More ready and willing
- - Play participant
- - Las Vegas devotee
- - Dungeons & Dragons sort
- - Less likely to quit
- - Winning hit, in baseball argot
- - Winning hit, in baseball
- - Winning hit, in baseball lingo
- - Pluckier
- - Competitive sort
- - See 50-Across
- - More ...... willing
- - .... player
- - A Player
- - One who aims to level up
- - minecraft addict, say; marge anag.
- - plucky rex is one given to computing competitions?
- - Passionate Xbox user
- - one playing grand french song, forgetting opening line
- - Nintendo Switch user
- - Friends, for example, meet groom briefly
- - Useless IT company the setting for this amusing drama?
- - for the rest, a briefly comic show?
- - "The Big Bang Theory" or "Friends," e.g.
- - TV played for laughs
- - 'Sort Of,' for example
- - "the golden girls," e.g.
- - "Cheers" or "Frasier"
- - TV series like "Friends" or "Modern Family"
- - "Friends" or "Modern Family," for one
- - "Taxi" or "Cheers"
- - "call me kat" or "united states of al," e.g.
- - Father Ted or Frasier?
- - "Seinfeld" or "Frasier"
- - "I Love Lucy" or "The Big Bang Theory," for example
- - "Gidget" or "The Golden Girls"
- - It's just for laughs
- - 'Cheers,' for one
- - "Seinfeld" or "Modern Family"
- - "Community" or "Friends," say
- - Say Man About the House is origin of Three's Company in simulation
- - '2 Broke Girls,' for one
- - Model firm's source of material for programme
- - 'The Big Bang Theory,' for one
- - Without ads, it's usually about 21 or 22 minutes
- - TV light entertainment
- - will & grace, say
- - Humorous TV show
- - Situation comedy (abbr)
- - Funny TV show based on everyday life
- - Humorous TV drama
- - Is there humour in its brevity?
- - IT firm investing in odd bits of some TV series?
- - "2 Broke Girls," e.g.
- - It's crazy to scoff unfinished rolls, as many here are
- - Meet with company beginning to make TV show
- - Company behind it is involved in odd bits of some TV show
- - E.g. Seinfeld
- - "Scrubs," e.g.
- - TV show intended to be humorous
- - TV laughfest
- - Norman Lear forte
- - Kind of TV programme
- - Humorous TV programme
- - Half-hour TV show, often
- - Amusing TV genre
- - "Three's Company" is one
- - "Benson" is one
- - Show of amusement
- - TV show type
- - Friends maybe gather scoff, almost over ...
- - Primetime fare
- - Form of TV comedy
- - "Modern Family," e.g
- - TV series (informal)
- - Show model Mike around company
- - Half-hour show, often
- - Stoic riled Mike in amusing show
- - Light TV series (abbreviation)
- - Show taken in as it comes
- - Humorous TV series
- - Show with a laugh track
- - Information technology firm involved in sadomasochism produced television comedy
- - TV show, terribly masculine, covering sex clubs
- - 'Parks and Recreation,' e.g
- - 'Full House,' but not 'House'
- - It includes humour? Some miss it completely
- - Streamer selection
- - Show company beginning to move after rest
- - Prerequisite, necessity
- - Something wanted as a necessity
- - Turning a little subdued, drinking a wine is what's wanted
- - Needed or wanted thing
- - Mister, a dude, contrived to get something much wanted
- - What's wanted is read about -- backed being restrained about that
- - Something wanted
- - Necessity
- - Holiday that's been cut short
- - Holiday time, in ads
- - Madison Ave. holiday
- - December holiday, informally
- - St. Nick's holiday
- - Holiday about a month after Turkey Day
- - Shortened holiday
- - Santa's holiday, for short
- - Holiday shorthand
- - Winter holiday, for short
- - Holiday season, for short
- - Holiday time, for short
- - Holiday, in brief
- - Yr.-end holiday
- - Holiday season
- - Holiday ......
- - Holiday celebrated by gifted kids?
- - Adman's yuletide
- - Noel, on Madison Ave.
- - Dec. ad word
- - Yuletide abbr.
- - "Do not open till ......"
- - Short winter day?
- - Dec. highlight
- - Advertiser's Yule
- - It's about a month after Turkey Day
- - Celebration of a famous birth, informally
- - December ad word
- - 79 Across time
- - The present day?
- - Busy time for Hallmark
- - Yuletide, in ads
- - Seasonal time, in store signs
- - Lennon/Ono's "Happy ...... (War Is Over)"
- - $hopping season?
- - Big day for 1 Across
- - Present day, briefly
- - Gift time, briefly
- - Yuletide, on Madison Ave.
- - Big e-tail time
- - Present occasion, informally
- - Yule, on some signs
- - The time of Nick?
- - Rod Serling's b-day
- - 16-Across, briefly
- - Tree-buying time, briefly
- - John Lennon's "Happy ...... (War Is Over)"
- - Dec. day
- - Wd. on a seasonal gift tag
- - JC Penny sale event
- - 12/25
- - Dec. date
- - Yuletide abbreviation
- - Nick at nite time
- - Present time, for short
- - Yule, in ads
- - Noel season
- - Kind of tree
- - Opening night
- - Festive time
- - Present time?
- - ... Noël
- - 'Tis the season
- - Present-day
- - Christmas .......
- - December day for opening presents for short
- - Kiss parents when families get together
- - Injure, mutilate
- - Injure and leave permanently disfigured
- - injure seriously, leaving permanent disfigurement
- - Initially maul and injure many
- - Severly injure
- - Injure someone gravely, causing permanent damage
- - Injure, causing permanent disability
- - Injure (a person), causing permanent disability
- - Injure permanently
- - Injure
- - Mutilate
- - Injure badly
- - Harm, injure
- - Severely injure
- - More than just injure
- - Injure seriously
- - Injure severely
- - Seriously injure
- - Wound, injure, harm
- - Injure or harm severely
- - Really injure
- - Critically injure
- - Badly injure
- - Injure gravely
- - Injure greatly
- - Grievously injure, in a way
- - Injure grievously
- - Injure; disable
- - Brutally injure
- - Mangle, e.g.
- - Men's magazine whose first cover featured actress Christa Miller
- - Cause serious injury
- - Lame man's first goal
- - There are no times for maxim to incapacitate
- - Incapacitate old gun — by neglecting it
- - Mother, I'm seriously hurt
- - Permanently damage a part of the body
- - Hurt hard
- - badly hurt
- - To cripple
- - verb related to "mayhem"
- - Do some serious damage
- - Wound and permanently disfigure
- - More than ..urt
- - Do damage to
- - Harm
- - Impair
- - Disable
- - Cause major harm to
- - American city going most of the way back put out of action
- - Seriously wound
- - Hurt severely
- - Really hurt
- - Disfigure
- - Severely harm
- - Do serious damage to
- - Wound seriously
- - Do some serious damage to
- - Mangle
- - Seriously hurt
- - Seriously impair
- - Hurt badly
- - Maiden with intention to cause wound
- - Cripple
- - Seriously harm
- - Unhand or disarm?
- - Badly wound
- - Hurt seriously
- - Hobble severely
- - Cause serious injury to
- - Harm severely
- - Hurt and disable
- - Unhand?
- - More than hurt
- - Hobble
- - Disarm?
- - Cause bodily injury
- - Kneecap, e.g.
- - Wound woefully
- - Seriously mess up
- - Hamstring, e.g.
- - More than mar
- - Grievously wound
- - Do mayhem to
- - Incapacitate
- - Wound severely
- - Break limbs off of, say
- - Make lame, perhaps
- - Hurt bad
- - Wing, e.g.
- - Make lame
- - Batter badly
- - Wing, say
- - Wing, in a way
- - Leave with a limp
- - Hurt severly
- - Inflict bodily harm
- - Deform in battle
- - Make defective
- - Wound grievously.
- - Lame.
- - Commit mayhem.
- - Make essentially defective.
- - Lacerate, e.g.
- - Cripple and then some
- - Wound
- - Lacerate
- - Ruin
- - Damage
- - Hurt
- - An end-of-term mark to handicap one seriously
- - cause serious harm month after month in france