➠ Words with m

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  • - [scottish] small drink of spirits
  • - doctor in the morning has small amount of spirits
  • - Small amount of whisky
  • - a measure of liquor, usually whiskey
  • - Sip, nip (of whiskey)
  • - Small measure of whisky
  • - A measure of scotch?
  • - one sixteenth of an ounce
  • - Small drink of whiskey
  • - a tipple for mother about the start of the revelry
  • - Monetary unit of Armenia
  • - a small measure of liquor, usually whiskey
  • - wee bit of whiskey
  • - Small measure of spirits
  • - Wee drop of whisky?
  • - Small Scotch
  • - Small potation
  • - Small drink of scotch
  • - Small drink of alcohol
  • - Small drink (in Scotland)
  • - Small draught
  • - Part of an ounce
  • - One-eighth of an ounce
  • - Eighth of a shot
  • - A serving of grog or rum
  • - Liquor unit
  • - Small order of whiskey
  • - Eighth of a fluid ounce
  • - 1/8 of a fluid ounce
  • - Measure of Scotch
  • - Measure of spirits
  • - Bottling last of liquor, stop for a little drink
  • - Nip of whiskey
  • - Perfume amount
  • - Tiny bit of liquor
  • - 1/16 of an ounce
  • - Small bit of hooch
  • - Small measurement
  • - Small amount of liquor
  • - Small bit of booze
  • - One-eighth of a fluid ounce
  • - Spot of brandy
  • - Small drop.
  • - Small weight
  • - Little amount
  • - Fraction of an ounce
  • - Small measure
  • - Unit of weight.
  • - Minute amount
  • - Small quantity
  • - Small portion
  • - Bit of whiskey
  • - Small drink
  • - Small drink of spirits
  • - Tiny amount
  • - Small amount
  • - Small bit
  • - Liquor measure
  • - Small amount of whiskey
  • - It's a hair of the dog the morning after, doctor
  • - one sixteenth of an ounce in the avoirdupois system of weights
  • - Measure of whisky
  • - play without a drink
  • - Allspice-flavored liqueur
  • - Tot losing heart in nightmare?
  • - Doctor with a medium drink
  • - 1/8 oz.
  • - Weight unit for a druggist
  • - doctor has morning drink
  • - Drink supplied by doctor in the morning
  • - Tipple, shot
  • - Sip, nip
  • - Weight unit hidden in "skateboard ramp"
  • - tot right in water-barrier
  • - Just a wee drop for Doctor before noon
  • - Scotch-based liqueur
  • - Perfume unit
  • - Scotch whisky measure
  • - Zola's "The ...... Shop"
  • - Perfumery weight
  • - Drop so to speak
  • - Apothecarie's unit
  • - Three scruples, e.g.
  • - Snake oil seller's measure
  • - Pharmacy weight
  • - One-eighth ounce
  • - Drug weight
  • - A tot
  • - Medicine measure
  • - Short drink
  • - Weight
  • - Fluid-ounce fraction
  • - Wee bit o' whisky, say
  • - Alarmed without ale or wee whisky
  • - Druggist's weight unit
  • - Spirit tot
  • - Play ends early: here's whisky
  • - Pharmacist's measure
  • - Apothecary's unit
  • - Apothecary's weight
  • - Ounce fraction
  • - Whisky tot
  • - Measure slug
  • - Apothecary measure
  • - Perfume measure
  • - Ounce part
  • - 1/16 ounce
  • - Apothecary's measure
  • - Histrionics mostly in tot
  • - Perfumery measure
  • - Nip at a bar
  • - Apothecary weight
  • - Shot at a bar
  • - Little drink from doctor before morning
  • - Avoirdupois unit
  • - Wee bit o' Glenfiddich, maybe
  • - Alarmed without ale or whisky
  • - 1/16 ounce or 1.771 grams
  • - Play shortened a bit
  • - Apothecary unit
  • - Pharmacy measure
  • - Tot sees doctor before noon
  • - Wee weight
  • - Old pharmacy weight
  • - 1/8 fluid ounce
  • - Play stopped early for wee drink
  • - Drink given by doctor early in the day
  • - Short play shortened
  • - Nip, snifter
  • - Cologne measure
  • - Wee bit o' Glenlivet, say
  • - Armenia's basic monetary unit
  • - Pharmacist's weight
  • - Mixologist's measure
  • - Wee bit o' Scotch, say
  • - Pharmacy unit
  • - 60 grains
  • - Three scruples
  • - Wee bit o' Dewar's, say
  • - Wee serving
  • - Perfume buy
  • - Pub shot
  • - Druggist's weight
  • - Driblet
  • - Sixty grains
  • - Apothecaries' weight
  • - Cologne unit
  • - Brandy measure
  • - 1.77 grams
  • - A few grains
  • - 1/8 ounce
  • - Weight equal to 60 grains
  • - Wee drop
  • - Apothecaries unit
  • - Metric weight
  • - Liquid measure
  • - Short one
  • - Perfumery unit
  • - Apothecaries' weight unit
  • - Glass
  • - Weight unit
  • - Nip
  • - Light weight?
  • - Soupçon
  • - Mite
  • - Scotch serving
  • - Classes
  • - Fluid
  • - Drop
  • - Wee drink
  • - Short snort
  • - Tot
  • - Shot
  • - Wee bit
  • - Little bit
  • - 500 sheep getting a drink
  • - allspice liqueur
  • - wee tot's play reduced by 20%
  • - Many an animal needs little drink
  • - doctor, in the morning, has a drink
  • - as a man of letters, the teacher is after a job
  • - When doctorate's done by mostly serious man of letters
  • - sort of general who is well-lettered?
  • - tore stamps out? he must have done sometimes
  • - royal mail official
  • - Official in charge of mail
  • - Mail chief of police initially over small criminal matters
  • - Man of Letters is in charge of The Blog?
  • - "General" of mail
  • - Keeps an eye on blog for man of letters
  • - Official in charge of sorts?
  • - Man of many cancellations
  • - Man of zip codes.
  • - Government official.
  • - Part of Summerfield's title.
  • - Person of letters?
  • - Man of letters?
  • - Kind of general
  • - mailing official spots a term out of place
  • - Mail centre head
  • - Mail manager's notice binding staff
  • - USPS manager
  • - Spar put in advertisement for email manager
  • - One that's organised stamp store?
  • - Letter head
  • - Carrier's boss
  • - Mind or piece?
  • - After Leonardo, e.g.?
  • - U. S. mail V.I.P.
  • - Government worker.
  • - Government job.
  • - Albert Goldman, for instance.
  • - Mr. Donaldson.
  • - *Abraham Lincoln
  • - Letter man?
  • - Post-office worker
  • - See 16-Across
  • - scare a close friend when i'd intervened
  • - scare - but i'd be in familiar surroundings
  • - Threaten close friend I'd taken in
  • - frighten so i'd get in familiar surroundings
  • - Cow, one I see eating wild mint
  • - Dietitian upset about slimmer's heart scare
  • - suggest i'd go in to frighten
  • - Hint about something like passport scare
  • - Threaten close friend hiding papers
  • - Linda occasionally gets in close to cow
  • - Girl knocked over, having been hemmed in by close cow
  • - Scare
  • - state i should go in to act the bully
  • - To frighten or overawe, especially in order to get one's way
  • - Frighten; cow
  • - Frighten; bully
  • - Bully's identification concealed by pal
  • - Cockney's clue that man concealed loathing for bully
  • - Threaten
  • - Cow
  • - Frighten
  • - Strike fear into.
  • - Browbeat
  • - Bully
  • - Push around
  • - Treat menacingly
  • - put the fear of god into
  • - bully henman, say, interrupts during one tryst
  • - Uno or Crazy Eights [2 wds]
  • - Poker, e.g. [2 wds.]
  • - pontoon-bridge provides two examples of this
  • - Show patience or snap
  • - mule is cooked as breakfast dish
  • - Cereal one might have for breakfast in Switzerland
  • - Emulsifier not rife in this breakfast food
  • - Oats, nuts and fruit breakfast
  • - breakfast mix of grains, nuts, seeds and dried fruit
  • - Cereal full of fruit and nuts
  • - one who inspires shelter talked about providing breakfast
  • - I say you interrupt me with half slices of breakfast food
  • - Breakfast table finally covered in no end of cotton cloth
  • - use lime, but not all of it, to make healthy breakfast, maybe
  • - breakfast dish created by swiss physician maximilian bircher-benner.
  • - Breakfast cereal developed around 1900 by Swiss physician Maximilian Bircher-Benner
  • - for breakfast, give us lime squash
  • - is mule cooked as a breakfast dish?
  • - You get into chopped limes as a breakfast food
  • - Greek character lies about breakfast dish
  • - Healthy breakfast cereal
  • - Cloth, largely covering English breakfast?
  • - setter goes after wandering mules to get breakfast food
  • - A breakfast meal
  • - Unusually impulsive VIP missing breakfast?
  • - Smugglers left to finish one's healthy breakfast
  • - Breakfast food, originally dev­eloped by a Swiss doctor for his patients
  • - A breakfast food
  • - Part of intestine repelled, having received small breakfast?
  • - Greek character, priest, consuming small cereal
  • - Breakfast cereal with fruits
  • - Manhattan upper east side's starters on half the menu for breakfast
  • - Breakfast with rolled oats
  • - Oaty breakfast mix
  • - Cooked limes used principally for breakfast cereal
  • - Nutritious breakfast cereal
  • - Breakfast mix
  • - Mixture of dry cereals and fruits
  • - Dish of dried fruit and cereals
  • - Ponder broadcast and slip inside for some breakfast
  • - Swiss breakfast cereal
  • - Healthful bowlful for breakfast
  • - Oaty breakfast option
  • - Breakfast mix with rolled oats
  • - Swiss breakfast?
  • - Humiliates absent Thai put out for breakfast
  • - Crunchy breakfast
  • - Motorway goes around bend over London University coming from The Breakfast Bar
  • - Cereal consisting of grains, fruit and nuts
  • - Breakfast mixture of dry cereals and fruits
  • - Kin of granola
  • - Granolalike breakfast food
  • - VIP gets away from impulsive type for breakfast
  • - Breakfast cereal mix
  • - Mule is excited by mixture of dried nuts and fruits
  • - Hesitate over German girl recalling something in breakfast bar
  • - Granola-like breakfast cereal
  • - Swiss breakfast mix
  • - Swiss breakfast choice
  • - Breakfast oats dish
  • - Swiss breakfast option
  • - Sort of cereal
  • - Breakfast choice
  • - Breakfast bowlful
  • - Breakfast dish
  • - Breakfast food
  • - Breakfast cereal
  • - Use most of milk supply for cereal
  • - Healthy breakfast food
  • - Dish of nuts, cereals and fruit
  • - Healthy breakfast mix
  • - Limes spread about posh breakfast cereal
  • - Alpen, eg
  • - without you, emil's embarrassed to have health food
  • - Is mule mixing cereal with fruit etc?
  • - Miles sick eating up first cereal
  • - Drug runners with no heart left one for something to eat
  • - Cereal for Emil and us? Rubbish!
  • - Cereal turned clumsier when shucked?
  • - Foreign character lies about fare from Europe
  • - Rolled oats recipe
  • - Oats-nuts-fruit concoction
  • - Oats often eaten with yogurt
  • - Oat cereal
  • - Swiss cereal
  • - Granola relative
  • - Cereal covers uniform in nasty slime
  • - Cereal covering uniform in slippery slime
  • - Mules spoiled one's cereal
  • - Use milk, endlessly stirred, for cereal
  • - Granola-like food
  • - Use milk mostly mixing cereal
  • - Cereal covering uniform in horrid slime
  • - Mules chewed one's cereal
  • - Cereal mix
  • - Oaty cereal mix
  • - Mule is smashing early dish
  • - Oats-nuts-fruit mix
  • - Granola cousin
  • - Granola alternative
  • - Granola kin
  • - Mule is excited with the mixed oats
  • - Rolled oats cereal
  • - VIP gets away from impulsive type in the early morning bar
  • - Swiss brunch fare
  • - Foreign muse lost on island with dried fruit and nuts
  • - Food whose name means "little purée"
  • - Porridge cousin
  • - Oaty cereal
  • - Granola's cousin
  • - Certain cereal
  • - Fruit and cereal mix
  • - Swiss mix
  • - Vegan's morning meal
  • - Cereal with rolled oats
  • - Oats-and-fruit dish
  • - Swiss granola
  • - Rolled oats dish
  • - Brunch fare
  • - Cereal from slum ... ie ruined
  • - Tie the knot
  • - Take the plunge
  • - Take, in a way
  • - Shakespeare's "Indeed!"
  • - Indeed, of old
  • - "And while ye may, go ......."
  • - Shakespearean "indeed!"
  • - Enter into close union.
  • - Old exclamation of surprise.
  • - Become a benedict.
  • - Indeed!, in Shakespeare's day.
  • - "Will you ...... me?"
  • - Shakespearean interjection.
  • - Hook up with
  • - See 46 Across
  • - Join in wedlock
  • - Conjoin
  • - Wed
  • - Get hitched
  • - Take a spouse
  • - Unite
  • - Become man and wife
  • - Combine
  • - Bring together
  • - Become one
  • - Emulate Romeo and Juliet
  • - Unite (in matrimony)
  • - Ally
  • - what two members of a union do
  • - Perform a wedding ceremony
  • - christian ones of a freemason?
  • - Freemason teased Tom, Dick and Harry?
  • - christian ones from a freemason, possibly
  • - Alan, Gus, John, etc.
  • - Tom, Dick and Harry