Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Macula

Macula, or Maculationn.a spot, stain, pollution

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Maculate

Maculate, or Macklev.t.to spot, stain, soil

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Mad

Mada.disordered in mind, enraged, angry

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Mad (2)

Mad, or Maddenv.to make or become mad

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Madam

Madamn.an address paid to a gentlewoman, a title

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Madbrained

Madbraineda.hotheaded, giddy, thoughtless

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Madcap

Madcapn.a madman, a wild or very giddy person

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Madder

Maddern.a plant much used in dying

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Made

Madepret.andpa.of to make

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Made (2)

Madepa.to form, create, produce, force, conduce

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Madefaction

Madefactionn.the act of wetting, wetness

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Madefy

Madefy, or Madidatev.t.to wet, to moisten

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Madeira

Madeiran.an island and the wine it produces

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Madhouse

Madhousen.a house for keeping mad persons

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Madly

Madlyad.furiously, foolishly, simply

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Madman

Madmann.a man deprived of understanding

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Madness

Madnessn.distraction, fury, passion, great folly

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Madrepore

Madreporen.a submarine substance of a stony hardness, branched and full of cells, inhabited by animals by which it is formed or medusa

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Madrigal

Madrigaln.a kind of air or song, a pastoral song

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Madwoman

Madwomann.a woman that is wild or furious

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Madwort

Madwortn.wild bugloss or great goose grass

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Magauri

Magaurin.a Brazilian bird of stork kind

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Magazine

Magazine, [i as e]n.a storehouse, armory, pamphlet

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Magellanic Clouds

Magellanic cloudsn. pl.whitish clouds near the south pole which revolve like stars

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Maggot

Maggotn.a small worm, grub, whim, odd fancy

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Maggoty

Maggotya.full of magots, whimsical, strange

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Magi

Magin. pl.wife men, eastern philosophers