muchacha |
(Spanish) a young woman; a female adolescent. |
muchacho |
(Spanish) a young man. |
much less |
let alone (used to add to one's statement an element that is highly unlikely given the fact just stated). |
mucilage |
any of various sticky preparations or substances used as adhesives. [2 definitions] |
mucilaginous |
of, concerning, secreting, or resembling mucilage; soft, moist, and sticky. |
muck |
organic matter in decomposition; manure. [7 definitions] |
muckrake |
to investigate and expose misconduct or corruption, esp. on the part of political or business leaders. |
muckraker |
one who investigates and exposes misconduct or corruption, esp. on the part of political or business leaders. |
muck up |
(informal) to make a mess of; throw into confusion; botch. |
mucosa |
a membrane that secretes mucus, lining all body parts that are in direct or indirect contact with the exterior. |
mucous |
producing, secreting, or containing mucus. [2 definitions] |
mucous membrane |
a lubricating membrane that lines various surfaces or organs, as of the respiratory, digestive, and genitourinary tracts. |
mucus |
a viscid substance that is secreted by the lubricating membrane that lines bodily passages and organs, and that acts as a moist, protective coating of their walls. |
mud |
earth that has been turned soft and sticky by wetting, as by rain. [2 definitions] |
mud dauber |
any of various wasps that build cells of mud for their larvae. |
mudder |
a racehorse that runs well on a muddy track. |
muddle |
to cause confusion or disorder in; mix up or jumble. [6 definitions] |
muddle-headed |
mentally confused. |
muddler |
a person who does things in a confused, disorganized manner. [2 definitions] |
muddle through |
to accomplish a purpose or achieve a goal despite lack of knowledge or organization. |
muddy |
covered or smeared with, or having abundant, mud. [6 definitions] |