➠ Words with m
List contains 81211 Words that "m" contain.
- - Émile, par exemple
- - Alain, par exemple
- - René, par exemple
- - Pierre, "par exemple"
- - Michelle, par exemple
- - Jean-Pierre, par exemple
- - Jacques or Jeanne, par exemple
- - Georges, par exemple
- - George Sand, par exemple
- - Amélie, par exemple
- - .... de plume
- - Academy recognition, for short
- - moniker, to monique
- - ... de plume (author's alias)
- - Originally called (Fr)
- - In Scandinavia Fate says No to the Navy
- - Awards nod, for short
- - Awards season recognition, for short
- - Word to describe eating yummy food
- - Sound made while chewing
- - when doubled or tripled, "yum!"
- - Cartoon chewing sound
- - bit of oscar recognition, for short
- - acknowledgment from the academy, casually
- - cookie monster syllable
- - Cookie Monster's munching syllable
- - .... de guerre: alias
- - part of une carte d'identité
- - oscar or emmy acknowledgment, for short
- - Jacqueline or Jacques
- - When repeated, slangy sound of eating
- - chance at an oscar or emmy, casually
- - ... de guerre (pseudonym)
- - When repeated, it's an expression for a satisfying meal
- - Bit of awards recognition, for short
- - pierre ou nancy
- - Cartoon eating sound
- - ... de plume (an author's pen-name)
- - "Name" in French
- - ... de famille
- - Munch, in modern slang
- - ... de plume (author's pen name)
- - word on a french passport
- - (With "om") Sound of devouring a grand feast
- - French for 'name'
- - Metz moniker
- - ...... de plume (pen name)
- - Artesian appellation
- - Passeport info
- - Name, to Normande
- - Author's alias, ... de plume
- - Nancy, in Nancy
- - Pseudonym, ... de plume
- - Pen name, ... de plume
- - Nancy in Nancy, e.g.
- - Montréal moniker
- - Marie, e.g.
- - Henri, e.g.
- - Henri or Pierre
- - Brigitte, for one
- - Brigitte, e.g.
- - ...... de plume (writer's alias)
- - Nice name
- - Nice handle?
- - Nancy, e.g., in Nancy
- - Name, to Normand
- - Name, in Nîmes
- - Name, in Nantes
- - Moniker in Monaco
- - Monaco moniker
- - Jeanne or Jacques
- - Jean, for one
- - Jean or Jacques
- - Jacques ou Pierre
- - Jacques or Pierre
- - French appellation
- - Eating LOLcat syllable
- - Chance at an Oscar, for short
- - Athos, Porthos or Aramis
- - Arles appellation
- - Annuaire listing
- - ...... de plume (fake name)
- - Yvette, e.g.
- - Yves or Yvette, e.g.
- - You go by one in Québec
- - When tripled, eating noise
- - When tripled, a jokey eating sound
- - When tripled, "Yum!"
- - When repeated, lolcats eating noise
- - What you're called at Notre Dame
- - What a person goes by in Paris
- - Toulouse title
- - Robespierre, e.g.
- - René, for instance
- - Rene or Renee
- - Recognition for an actor, informally
- - Pseudonym, for short
- - Pierre's name
- - Pierre ou Jacques
- - Pierre or Henri, e.g.
- - Pierre or Gaston
- - Passeport detail
- - Paris moniker
- - Oscar ...... (Hollywood honor, informally)
- - National Puzzlers League moniker
- - Napoléon or Yves, e.g.
- - Nantes name
- - Name, in Paris
- - Name, in Noranda
- - Name, in Nice
- - Montréal or Québec
- - Montréal label
- - Monique ou Michel
- - Monique ou Dominique
- - Moniker, in Marseilles
- - Moniker, in France
- - Moniker in the National Puzzlers' League
- - Michele, for one
- - Marseille moniker
- - Marne moniker
- - Marie or François
- - Lorraine, in Lorraine
- - LOLcat's sound
- - Lolcat's eating sound
- - Listing in un annuaire
- - Listing in a table alphabétique
- - Jules or Juliette
- - Jean, Jacques or Jean-Jacques
- - Jean-Pierre, for one
- - Jean-Claude, Pierre, ou Guillaume
- - Jean Paul, e.g.
- - Jacques or Jeanne
- - Jacques or Jean
- - Jacques Cousteau, e.g.
- - Information after "Je m'appelle ..."
- - Info on un certificat de naissance
- - Info on a French passport
- - Honor bestowed by the Academy, for short
- - Henri or Pierre, e.g.
- - Henri or Jean, e.g.
- - Henri or Jacques
- - Henri or Guillaume
- - He's case: Abbr.
- - Hardly a worthy competitor
- - Handle overseas?
- - Généalogie info
- - French passport request
- - François ou Fifi
- - Francois or Frederique
- - François or Pierre
- - Feature of un passeport
- - Eating sound in memes
- - Dijon name
- - Cookie Monster eating sound
- - Choice for les nouveaux parents
- - Charlemagne, e.g.
- - Camus, for one
- - Brigitte is one
- - Boz was Dickens's ...... de plume
- - Bit of Oscar recognition, informally
- - Award candidacy, for short
- - Appellation to Pierre
- - Annuaire téléphonique listing
- - Annonce de naissance info
- - Actor's honor, informally
- - Academy recognition, informally
- - [This makes me mad!]
- - ...... de puzzle (crossword writer's pseudonym)
- - ...... de plume (writer's pen name)
- - ...... de plume (pseudonym)
- - Manet or Monet, e.g.
- - Munching sound
- - French handle
- - Jacques, e.g.
- - Jean Valjean, e.g.
- - Grammatical case: Abbr.
- - Gram. case
- - Pierre, e.g.
- - French name
- - Follower of 'Je m'appelle'
- - Snarfing sound
- - Paris appellation
- - Happy eating word
- - Eating sound
- - Designation
- - One on the move
- - Drifter
- - Alias, for short
- - ...... de guerre.
- - Napoleon, for one
- - When doubled, a humorous munching sound
- - A playful way of saying "eat" or "consume"
- - Opposite of a snub, for short
- - Awards show recognition, informally
- - When repeated, an expression for a satisfying meal
- - When repeated, it's a yummy sound
- - When repeated twice, sound after a satisfying meal
- - awards-show recognition, for short
- - Awards show recognition for nonwinners, for short
- - 'comment t'appelles-tu?' réponse
- - When repeated, sound effect for Cookie Monster
- - Persian for "scratch me"?
- - Persian's comment
- - Persian utterance
- - Persian word?
- - Cry from Tiddles?
- - Sound that a mother cat hears
- - Sea bird makes cat-like sound
- - The cry for me to start work
- - Cry over a bit of homework?
- - Catlike Pokémon Go character
- - kitty might cry about homework
- - Litter whimper
- - Starts to make everyone weep and cry
- - Catlike Pokémon
- - Band on the radio holds note at the end of Little Bird
- - A cry from somewhere
- - Cry of a kitten
- - Seagull's cry
- - ask for a treat, in a way
- - Kitten's "I'm hungry"
- - certain bird watcher's remark
- - Tiny sound heard near a bowl of milk
- - Kitten's gentle cry
- - Kitten's complaint?
- - Make cat noise
- - Kitten's "I want milk"
- - Kitten's soft cry
- - Sound a kitten would make
- - Common gull
- - Kitten's remark
- - European gull
- - Cage for hawks
- - Sound heard after littering?
- - Sound from a litter
- - Sound from a happy kitten
- - Make a kitten sound
- - Kittenish response?
- - Gull's sound
- - Gull or its sound
- - Ask for milk?
- - The spicknel
- - Sound from kitty
- - Sound after littering, sometimes
- - Puss plaint
- - Litter complaint
- - Kittenish call
- - House pet's plaint
- - Hawk's cage
- - Gull's call
- - Gull sound
- - Danish band that a cat can pronounce?
- - Cry of a cat or gull
- - Cry from a kitty
- - Baby animal noise
- - A gull
- - [I just need, like, one spoonful of milk]
- - ...... up (confine)
- - Tabby talk
- - Kittenish comment
- - Kitten noise
- - Clowder sound
- - Cat's call
- - Tabby's cry
- - Garfield's sound
- - Manx cry
- - Feline whine
- - Tabby's plaint
- - Gull's cry
- - Kitten's call
- - Kitten call
- - Cry from a cat carrier
- - Contribution from the kitty
- - Litter sound
- - Kitten sound
- - Feline cry
- - Dating service success
- - "G'day, ......!"
- - Follower of 'room' or 'soul'
- - Half a matched set
- - First ...... (ship officer)
- - Spouse
- - Mare, to a stallion
- - One of a pair, a pal
- - Husband or wife
- - Friend, in Australia
- - Check for a winner?
- - China tea
- - Word with "room" or "team"
- - Friend of Sydney
- - Board finish
- - Suffix for 'class' or 'room'
- - Second sock
- - Second glove
- - Aussie pal, or what can follow each word in the answers to starred clues
- - ...... in three (chess challenge)
- - Chess ending
- - First ...... (Gilligan's post)
- - Down Under bud
- - Chess conclusion, informally
- - Friend Down Under
- - Deck worker
- - End of a chess game
- - End of a match
- - Brisbane buddy
- - Match, or end of a chess match
- - Buck, for a doe
- - Chess player's 'I win'
- - 'G'day' addressee
- - King's capture
- - Pal at the barbie
- - Each animal in Noah's Ark had one
- - Game's end
- - Partner of characters involved in street amusements set-up
- - #, in chess notation
- - Partner consumed by amphetamines doing the rounds
- - Nautical officer
- - Some characters target a manager backing up partner
- - Deck officer
- - Fragment of dogma technically derived from partner
- - Ram, for a ewe
- - Work ........ ( Co-worker )
- - Hand on deck
- - Final chess check
- - One of a pair of gloves, to the other
- - Nala, to Simba
- - ...... in two (common chess puzzle)
- - Win for Polgar
- - Matching glove
- - What '#' means in chess notation
- - Decisive chess victory
- - Half of a pair
- - Another end of a chess game
- - Ninth word ..
- - Friend found in 42-Across
- - Chess player's friend?
- - What queen might do to king or consort
- - One sock, to another
- - Down Under pal
- - Chess word
- - Last word in chess
- - Chess game ending
- - One of a pair, pal
- - Check for a win?
- - Australian friend
- - Chess finale
- - Final check?
- - One to whom you might say 'G'day!'
- - First ...... (Gilligan's job)
- - Final move in chess
- - Pirate address
- - Game-ending call
- - Other glove
- - Impossible chess ending with a king and knight versus a lone king
- - Ship's officer
- - One to say 'G'day' to
- - Lover of Marie Antoinette doing the rounds?
- - Chess player's "You lose!"
- - Matching sock
- - Significant other
- - Naval officer
- - Close friend
- - Mom or pop
- - Fit together
- - Counterpart
- - Pair up
- - Life partner?
- - .......... soul
- - Friend
- - Partner
- - Running partner?
- - One of a pair
- - See 20
- - Crew member
- - Running ......
- - Beat at chess
- - Beat Spassky
- - Chess term
- - Marry
- - See 3 Down.
- - Better half?
- - Companion
- - Chum
- - Comrade
- - Bloke
- - "......, bro?"
- - Buddy
- - Bud
- - Pal
- - do more than check the officer
- - friend reorganised the team
- - Winning move in chess
- - Chum in Australia
- - Chess victory
- - Pub pal
- - friend working on board?
- - Pal, buddy in the UK or Australia
- - "Check & ......" (Ali Hazelwood romance novel featuring chess tournaments)
- - Jennifer Aniston in The ....