➠ Words with m
List contains 81211 Words that "m" contain.
- - glint from henry tucking into stew
- - boil gently, getting end of radish to glisten
- - Partly makes him merrily glisten
- - Faint diffused light
- - Gleam covers him: mercifully only partly
- - Sparkle tremulously
- - Glisten (on water?)
- - Something sparkling cook gently keeps hot
- - Be scintillating
- - Tremulous glow
- - Wavering image
- - Shine, as sunlight on water
- - Shine with a flickering light
- - Appear to vibrate in the heat
- - Vibrate, as with heat waves
- - Gleam faintly.
- - Glisten
- - Twinkle.
- - Scintillate.
- - Glow
- - Shine softly
- - Gleam
- - yours truly right behind college compound
- - Synthetic substance found in college that's simmering at heart
- - college, to me, right? it's synthetic
- - Parking by empty place in ugly Rome compound used by those working in the plastic industry
- - Compound used in plastics
- - Plastic compound
- - Complex chemical compound
- - Common compound
- - Chemical compound
- - Cellulose, nylon or silk, e.g.
- - wrongly employ redhead to make chemical
- - Rubber and starch are examples of this kind of substance
- - Vinyl, for one
- - Resin base
- - Such as epoxy resin
- - Substance (natural or synthetic) made up of smaller units
- - What anything plastic is
- - DNA, essentially
- - Substance such as nylon
- - Nylon, for one
- - Synthetic rubber, for one
- - Shellac or silk
- - Teflon or nylon
- - Cellulose or nylon
- - Lucite, e.g.
- - Large molecule
- - Plastic, for one
- - Lucite or Plexiglas
- - Plexiglas, for one
- - Substance consisting of giant molecules
- - Word in plastics.
- - Plastics term.
- - large molecule modelled with more ply
- - Charade
- - false modesty is endless
- - Mock second employed by inexpert boxer
- - Fraudulent thing
- - Totally bogus (rhymes with "wham")
- - something that is a counterfeit; not what it seems to be
- - Something that is fake or counterfeit
- - Ornamental pillow covering
- - Pretence produces endless ignominy
- - Pretend one has changed at Maidenhead
- - second type of meat is fake
- - fake remake of m*a*s*h
- - fake, impostor
- - "champagne for my real friends, real pain for my ...... friends" (fall out boy song)
- - endless ignominy is feigned
- - dishonest fake
- - fake news's ending poor actor
- - Covering for a pillow
- - Quiet morning pretence
- - Mock poor actor after onset of stress
- - Seconds served with meat that's fake
- - fake southern meat
- - That's bogus!
- - Your head-to-pillow barrier
- - Bogus or fake
- - Part of a fancy bedding set
- - Something or someone that is a phony (rhymes with "ram")
- - $10 Rolex say
- - second actor is a fake
- - … alas, mostly fake
- - "It's a ...!" (fraud)
- - Feign endless embarrassment for one's actions
- - pretence has confounded the frenchman
- - Feign(Used today)
- - Spurious imitation
- - Cheap falseness
- - It isn't what it looks like
- - Sam was this, with the Pharaohs
- - Pinchbeck
- - Phony operation
- - False pretenses
- - Word that can mean "pillow covering" or "phony"
- - Word that can mean "phony" or "pillow covering"
- - With Wow, an infomercial product
- - Utter joke
- - Sam the ........ & the Pharaohs
- - Sam the ...... of 60's pop
- - Runner-up to Secretariat in the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness
- - Only make-believe
- - Not what it seems to be
- - Mock pillow
- - Jesse Winchester "......-A-Ling-Dong-Ding"
- - It's rooted in deception
- - It's bogus
- - Irish pseudo-folk band ...... Rock
- - Fall Out Boy "Champagne for My Real Friends, Real Pain for My ...... Friends"
- - Entertainer who makes a big splash?
- - English punk band ...... 69
- - Decorative covering for a pillow
- - Deceit on a bed?
- - Brummagem
- - "Wooly Bully" Sam the ...... and the Pharaohs
- - "Wooly Bully" band Sam the ...... and the Pharaohs
- - "Champagne for my real friends, real pain for my ...... friends": Tom Waits
- - Simulacrum
- - Bed accessory
- - Deceptive activity
- - Hypocrisy
- - Empty pretense
- - Cover of a kind
- - It's not real
- - Hokum
- - Masquerade
- - Dishonest imitation
- - Fake salt served with meat
- - Decorative pillowcase
- - Pretence; bogus
- - Pillow cover
- - Fake priest will ignore article
- - Fake salt with sliced pork
- - Bogus son given meat
- - False display
- - False pretense
- - False undertaking
- - Fancy pillowcase
- - Pillow prettifier
- - Phony display
- - Fraud having seconds with meat
- - Something fake
- - Put-up job
- - Total fraud
- - Bedding accessory
- - Counterfeit or insincere
- - Bit of bedroom decor
- - It's a pretence when embarrassment's not complete
- - Fake display
- - Pillow accessory
- - Bogus; pretence
- - Street-vendor Gucci bag, e.g
- - Fake pity briefly displayed
- - Debunking candidate
- - Some Spanish-American deception
- - False show
- - Last of the Christmas meat is anything but the real McCoy
- - Bogus, false
- - Mock the entrance of Shakespearean actor
- - Deceptive practice
- - Pity, for the most part, is pretence
- - Endless humiliation for phoney
- - Counterfeit, fake
- - Misrepresentation
- - Con artist's operation
- - Farce
- - Coordinating pillowcase
- - False alarm ends -- quiet ahead
- - Fake bedding item?
- - Something bogus
- - Decorative bedroom item
- - Fake pillow cover?
- - Bogus son acting without subtlety
- - Pink Spiders "...... On"
- - Bogus thing
- - Sam the ...... and the Pharaohs
- - English punks ...... 69
- - Its appearance is deceiving
- - Pillowcase
- - Comforter go-with
- - Dog and pony show
- - Phony deal
- - Fast shuffle
- - Deceitful trick
- - Milli Vanilli, for example
- - Pillow protector
- - Bedroom accessory
- - Decorative pillow cover
- - It's not what it pretends to be
- - It's not what it looks like
- - Prado handbag, e.g.
- - "Rolez" watch, e.g.
- - Cover for a pillow
- - Phony-baloney
- - Fakery
- - Not legit
- - Mockery
- - Sting, e.g
- - Imposture
- - Con job
- - Pretender
- - Subterfuge
- - Simulated
- - Pillow covering
- - False
- - Deceptive operation
- - Con game
- - Kind of battle
- - Deception
- - Pretended
- - Wooden nickel, e.g.
- - Facade
- - Phony
- - Ersatz
- - Not real
- - Charlatan
- - Faux ...
- - Forgery
- - Impostor
- - Imitation
- - Unreal?
- - Hoax
- - Fraud.
- - Designed to deceive.
- - Bedding item
- - White sale item
- - Counterfeit
- - Feigned
- - Bogus
- - Pseudo
- - Not genuine
- - False front
- - Pretence
- - Feign.
- - "..., humbug!"
- - Piece of fiction
- - Pretend
- - Pretense
- - Trickery
- - Not to be believed
- - Fake
- - Make-believe
- - Spurious
- - Put on
- - Con
- - something that is a counterfeit
- - Fraud or hoax, say rhymes with "wham"
- - fake, phony
- - Hoax, pretence
- - A quiet morning? It's just not true!
- - Sorry excuse for a pillowcase?
- - big put-on
- - It's totally fake
- - Phoney
- - On a radio, the A in AM
- - Maximum extent of signal or vibration
- - Greatness of extent
- - Part of AM.
- - Quantity of current illuminated Cornish resort, but not foremost expanse
- - made tulip change size
- - a plum diet varies abundance
- - Wave measurement
- - An attenuator decreases it
- - Spaciousness
- - Full measure
- - Largeness
- - note that can be played either way
- - A little lot, note
- - A more than crotchety note!
- - Little piece of music that turns up again
- - Either way, note measured by apothecary
- - Note short skirt on model initially
- - A note lasting as long as eight semiquavers
- - Note equal to half a semibreve
- - note a habit that reveals a lot to a number
- - Note Dr Evil's sidekick cut short
- - a note that comes back unaltered
- - note it goes either way!
- - Note that may be read both ways
- - Without hesitation, the smallest note
- - in music, a note with the time value of half a semibreve
- - Note car mileage initially
- - Note is the writer's — mostly the writer's
- - Note small car parked on motorway
- - Note small problem in immensity
- - A note, or little letter
- - a note for the imperial chemist
- - Note small amount drunk
- - A small number, note
- - Double-crotchet musical note
- - A note is not a full sized letter
- - Reflective note
- - (In music) note with a time value of half a whole note
- - a note for the chemist
- - Note value
- - Note equal to two crochets
- - Note sent in either direction
- - Note after which I'm dubious would be saying the least
- - Note short dress on male
- - Half note
- - Reversible note
- - Half note, in music
- - Main route north shown on the writer's note
- - Note unaltered when sent back
- - Note it could be 1 millimetre
- - Musical half note
- - Half note, in Britain
- - Palindromic half note
- - Musical note
- - Note
- - It's a lot more than a short skirt, note
- - Another name for a half note in musical notation
- - Note that it's small at the bottom end
- - almost the smallest measure used for physics?
- - In calligraphy, what is a short vertical stroke, as in the letters i, m, n, u?
- - Small introductory piece of music?
- - Beat very short finalist in Omnium
- - reversible item found in bar
- - Fluid dram fraction
- - Half of semibreve
- - One-sixtieth of a fluid dram
- - Two crotchets in one
- - Eightieth of a teaspoon
- - A drop.
- - Tiny portion
- - Musical value
- - Beat somewhat shorter finalist in omnium?
- - Half a semibreve
- - Palindromic fluid unit
- - Feature of a score rising and falling
- - It's about a drop
- - Liquid measure roughly equivalent to a drop
- - Least quantity
- - 1/60 fluid dram
- - About one drop
- - 1/60 of a fluid dram
- - 1/60 of a dram
- - Roughly one drop of liquid
- - Insignificant item
- - Liquid measure of about one drop
- - About a drop
- - Fluid-ounce fraction
- - Writing stroke
- - Something tiny
- - Part of a dram
- - One drop
- - "Wait a ......."
- - One sixtieth of a dram.
- - Smallest liquid measure.
- - A single drop.
- - Least part.
- - Droplet.
- - Smallest
- - Smallest particle.
- - Jot
- - Tiniest bit
- - Insignificant amount
- - Very small
- - Drop
- - Tiny bit
- - Two crotchets
- - unit of fluid measure equal to one sixtieth of a drachm
- - confront the best type of cosmetic
- - Experience — the best preparation for features
- - Whimsical, hilarious person said this may smooth over some cracks!
- - Jack T. Ennis is 21, for instance
- - Twenty-one, for one
- - Queen, The Clash, or Chicago, in the gambling sense in Finland?
- - Queen, The Clash, or Chicago, in a gambling sense?
- - The Queen is match for old maid
- - One of the Jacks played in Croke Park by 21
- - One of the Jacks played in Croke Park by twenty-one
- - Gin, for one
- - Bridge, for one
- - Piquet, for one.
- - Spooner's watchman arrived for deck activity?
- - Euchre or bridge
- - Guard came to Spooner for poker
- - Rummy or Go Fish, for example: 2 wds.
- - Happy families maybe worry about daughter going to school
- - Scoundrel about right, willing cheat, say?
- - Gin or poker, e.g
- - Came across a road to openly greet old maid
- - Poker or canasta
- - Gin or spades
- - Canasta, e.g.
- - Klondike or Chicago
- - Old maid, e.g.
- - Hand to hand event?
- - Sedentary pastime.
- - Uno, e.g.
- - Hearts, e.g
- - Napoleon, e.g
- - Bridge, e.g
- - Bridge
- - -
- - Red-dog
- - Came across a road close to swing bridge, for example