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moviemaker a person who makes movies, esp. a producer or director; filmmaker.
moviemaking the process, activity, or profession of making movies.
movie star a movie actor who has attained celebrity and usu. plays lead roles in movies.
movie theater a building where movies are shown to the public on a large screen.
moving changing place or position. [3 definitions]
moving picture see "motion picture."
mow1 to cut down (grain, grass, or the like) with a machine or scythe. [4 definitions]
mow2 a place in a barn for storing heaps of hay or cut grain. [2 definitions]
mower one that mows, esp. a machine for mowing grass, hay, or the like.
mown a past participle of mow1.
moxa in traditional Chinese and Japanese medicine, a preparation made from a type of wormwood plant that is applied to the skin either as a cauterizing agent or a counterirritant.
moxie (informal) courage, nerve, perseverance, and the like. [2 definitions]
Mozambique a Southeast African coastal country between South Africa and Tanzania.
mozzarella a mild white cheese used for melting in many Italian-style foods.
MP abbreviation of "Military Police," military personnel who perform police duties, esp. in respect to other military personnel. [2 definitions]
M.P. abbreviation of "Member of Parliament," one who has been elected to the parliament of a nation.
MP3 abbreviation of "Moving Pictures Expert Group, Audio Layer 3," an audio file format that compresses sound data, esp. music, for easy transfer over the internet, while providing high-quality playback sound. [3 definitions]
mpg abbreviation of "miles per gallon."
mph abbreviation of "miles per hour."
Mr. abbreviation of "Mister," a conventional title of courtesy, usu. abbreviated and placed before a man's last name or title of office. [2 definitions]
MRI abbreviation of "magnetic resonance imaging," a non-invasive medical imaging technology using radio waves and powerful magnetic fields to make the interior of the human body visible in three dimensions and in real time.