Moon
Moonn.the great luminary of the night, a month
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Moonbeam
Moonbeamn.a ray of lunar light
Mooncalf
Mooncalfn.a monster, dolt, simpleton, fool
Mooneyed
Mooneyeda.having bad, weak or short sight
Moonless
Moonlessa.not enlightened by the moon, light
Moonlight
Moonlight
Moonseed
Moonseedn.a species of plant
Moonshiny
Moonshinya.enlightened by the moon
Moonstruck
Moonstrucka.affected by the moon, mad
Moonwort
Moonwortn.a plant, sattin-flower, honesty
Moony
Moonya.having or resembling a moon, horned
Moor
Moorn.a black, a marsh, watery ground, heath
Moor (2)
Moorv.to fasten, place, be fixed with anchors
Moorhen
Moorhenn.a waterfowl, the gallinule
Mooring
Mooringn.a place where a ship is anchored
Moorish
Moorish
Moorland
Moorlandn.marshy or boggy ground, a fen
Moose
Moosen.an American quadruped of the cervine genus very large
Moot
Mootv.to exercise in law-pleadings, to argue
Mootcase
Mootcasen.a disputable case, an uncertain point
Mop
Mopv.to rub with a mop, to make wry mouths
Mop (2)
Mopn.an utensil to clean houses, a wry mouth
Mope
Mopev.to be spiritless or drowsy, stupify, dull
Mope (2)
Mope
Moppet
Moppet
Moral
Morala.regarding vice or virtue, upright, good
Moral (2)
Moraln.the instruction or meaning of a fable