Webster's Dictionary 1806

1621

Mow (3)

Mowv.mowed,pret.mowed, mown,pa.to cut down with a sythe, to level or destroy in great numbers at once

1622

Mower

Mowern.one who mows or cuts grass

1623

Moxa

Moxa, or Moxon.a valuable Indian moss

1624

Moyle

Moylen.a mule, graft, cion, ob.

1625

Mucaginous

Mucaginousa.pertaining to muscus, slimy

1626

Much

Muchn.a great deal, sum, quantity, burden

1627

Muchwhat

Muchwhatad.near, nearly, almost, wellnigh

1628

Mucilage

Mucilagen.a slimy substance, gum dissolved

1629

Mucilaginous

Mucilaginousa.slimy, viscous, ropy, tough, soft

1630

Muck

Muckn.dung for manure, dirt any filthy thing

1631

Muck (2)

Muckv.t.to manure with muck, dung, daub

1632

Muckender

Muckendern.a dirty pocket-handkerchief, ob.

1633

Muckhill

Muckhilln.a dunghill, a large piece of dirt

1634

Muckiness

Muckinessn.nastiness, filthiness, dirtiness, dirt

1635

Muckle

Mucklea.much, having much, great, large

1636

Mucksweat

Mucksweatn.a very great or profuse sweat

1637

Muckworm

Muckwormn.a worm living in dung, a miser

1638

Mucky

Muckya.full of muck, nasty, filthy, dirty, foul

1639

Mucous

Mucous, or Muculenta.slimy, viscous, ropy, thick

1640

Mucronate

Mucronatea.narrowed to a sharp point

1641

Mucu

Mucun.a brazilian fish of the lamprey kind

1642

Mucus

Mucusn.a slimy substance, slimy moisture, snot

1643

Mud

Mudn.wet dirt, street-dirt, slime, mire, filth

1644

Mud (2)

Mudv.t.to cover with mud, make dirty, daub

1645

Muddily

Muddilyad.dirtily, foully, with foul mixture

1646

Muddiness

Muddinessn.dirtiness, foulness, thickness

1647

Muddle

Muddlev.t.to make half drunk, stupify, grope