Matron
Matronn.a grave and elderly woman, a nurse
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Matronn.a grave and elderly woman, a nurse
Matronala.suitable to a matron, grave, motherly
Matronlya.elderly, ancient, careful, kind
Matrossn.a common soldier in the artillery
Mattern.body, materials, a subject, affair, importance, object, dimension, purulent running
Matterv.to produce matter, signify, regard
Matterya.producing matter, corrupt, filthy
Mattockn.a pickax, a tool to grub trees up
Mattressn.a kind of quilted bed to lie on
Maturationn.the act of ripening, suppuration
Maturativea.ripening, digestion, advancing on
Maturea.ripe, full, well digested,v.t.to ripen
Maturelyad.with counsel well digested, early
Maturityn.ripeness, perfection, understanding
Matweedn.a species of plant, lygeum
Maudlina.drunk, fuddled, stupid;n.a plant
Maugerad.in open defiance of, notwithstanding
Maulv.t.to beat in a gross manner, to bruise
Mauln.a heavy wooden hammer, a stick
Maunderv.t.to grumble, to murmur, ob.
Maundy-thursdayn.Thursday before Easter
Mausoleumn.a pompous monument to the dead
Mawn.the ventricle of the stomach, the craw
Maw-wormn.a worm that breeds in the stomach
Mawkisha.unsavory, sickish, squeamish
Mawkishnessn.a mawkish quality or state, sickness
Mawmisha.foolish, simple, idle, nauseous