Webster's Dictionary 1806

1594

Mournfully

Mournfully, or Mourninglyad.with sorrow, sadly

1595

Mourning

Mourningn.a dress of sorrow, sorrow, grief

1596

Mouse

Mousen.a small quadruped;v.i.to catch mice

1597

Mouseear

Mouseearn.the name of several plants

1598

Mousehunt

Mousehunt, or Mousern.one that catched mice

1599

Mousetail

Mousetailn.a species of plant

1600

Mousetrap

Mousetrapn.a trap to catch mice with

1601

Mouth

Mouthn.the aperture in the head where food is received, an entrance, opening, wry face, cry

1602

Mouth (2)

Mouthv.to mutter, grumble, speak big, chew

1603

Mouthed

Moutheda.furnished with a mouth, borne down by noise

1604

Mouthfriend

Mouthfriendn.a pretended friend

1605

Mouthful

Mouthfula.what the mouth can hold at once

1606

Mouthhonor

Mouthhonorn.pretended honor or regard

1607

Mouthing

Mouthingn.a grumbling, a speaking full

1608

Mouthless

Mouthlessa.destitute of or having no mouth

1609

Mouthmade

Mouthmadea.expressed without sincerity

1610

Move

Move, [moov]v.to change place, pass, walk, stir, stir up, excite, affect, vex, propose

1611

Moveable

Moveablea.capable of being moved, changeable

1612

Moveables

Moveablesn. pl.goods, furniture of any kind

1613

Moveless

Movelessa.that cannot be moved, unmoved, fixed

1614

Movement

Movementn.a motion, a manner or act of moving

1615

Movent

Moventn.a mover, that which moves;a.moving

1616

Mover

Mover, or Motorn.one who moves, proposes, &c.

1617

Moving

Movingpa.passing, exciting, affecting

1618

Movingly

Movinglyad.pathetically, feelingly, deeply

1619

Mow

Mown.a heap of hay or corn, stack, wry mouth

1620

Mow (2)

Mowv.t.to make or pile on a mow