| muskrat |
a large North American rodent that lives in and near water and has a long, scaly tail, webbed hind feet, and a musky odor. [2 definitions] |
| musk rose |
a rose of the Mediterranean region, bearing white, musk-scented flowers. |
| musk turtle |
any of a family of small aquatic turtles having a heavy, musky scent. |
| musky1 |
smelling of or resembling musk. |
| musky2 |
a muskellunge. |
| Muslim |
of or pertaining to the religion, culture, or civilization of Islam. [3 definitions] |
| muslin |
any of various sturdy cotton fabrics, usu. of plain weave, used for sheets, clothing, and the like. |
| muss |
(informal) a disorderly, confused condition; mess. [2 definitions] |
| mussel |
any of several bivalve mollusks that live in salt or fresh water. |
| Mussulman |
see "Muslim." |
| mussy |
(informal) untidy or rumpled; messy. |
| must1 |
to be obliged to because of natural law or physical requirements. [7 definitions] |
| must2 |
moldiness; staleness. |
| must3 |
grape juice prior to fermentation; unfermented wine. |
| mustache |
the hair that grows on a human's upper lip, esp. when it is allowed to grow and is groomed. [2 definitions] |
| mustachio |
a mustache, esp. a large luxuriant one. |
| mustang |
a wild horse of the western plains of North America, descended from Spanish stock. |
| mustard |
any of various plants native to Eurasia that bear yellow flowers and seed pods. [3 definitions] |
| mustard gas |
a liquid chemical-warfare agent that causes severe skin burns, damages the lungs, and can cause blindness and death. |
| mustard plaster |
a pungent medicinal paste made of powdered mustard and water that is spread on a cloth, steamed, and applied usu. to the chest to relieve congestion. |
| musteline |
of or concerning a large family of fur-bearing carnivores, including the weasel, mink, badger, and skunk. |