| mantissa |
the decimal portion of a common logarithm. |
| mantle |
a full, sleeveless cloak. [9 definitions] |
| mantra |
a Hindu sacred formula to be spoken or sung in prayer. |
| manual |
of, pertaining to, or involving use of the hands. [5 definitions] |
| manual alphabet |
a set of hand signals representing the letters of the alphabet, used as a means of communication by and with deaf-mutes. |
| manually |
by using one's hands, or without using a machine or an automated process. |
| manual training |
specialized instruction given to develop dexterity of the hands, esp. for various arts and crafts such as woodcarving. |
| manufacture |
to make by machine, usu. in great quantities. [7 definitions] |
| manufactured home |
a type of home that is constructed in a factory and delivered to a home site. A "manufactured home" is a mobile home that has been built to standards that were established in 1976. |
| manufacturer |
a company that makes things in large quantities, usually in a factory and using machines. |
| manufacturing |
the process or business of producing a large quantity of products, often from raw materials, using machines and human labor. |
| manumission |
a freeing from slavery, servitude, or bondage; emancipation. |
| manumit |
to free (a slave or bondman); emancipate. |
| manure |
the waste matter of animals, esp. that of cows and horses, used as a fertilizer. Manure is often mixed with other organic materials such as straw. [2 definitions] |
| manuscript |
a text as prepared by the author to submit for publication. [3 definitions] |
| Manx cat |
a short-haired domestic cat with either a rudimentary tail, or no tail at all. |
| many |
a large number of. [3 definitions] |
| many a |
(informal) a large number of. |
| many-sided |
having many aspects or elements. [2 definitions] |
| Manzanar Relocation Center |
an internment camp located in east-central California that was built for the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II between 1942 and 1945. At its peak in late 1942, there were over 10,000 people being held there. Manzanar was the first and largest of the relocation centers and is now preserved as a National Historic Site. |
| manzanita |
any of various low evergreen shrubs of the western United States, bearing clusters of pink or white flowers. |