Words Starting with "M" (183 total words)

is defined as; unpacks as; verbally equals; can be analyzed into
— Michael Helsem
n. a word that assists the memory which is composed of the
initials of its so associated terms.
— Philip Obsharsky
(gen. mnemabaco-): a computer, a compact Greek-based form that lends itself
to derivation, literal...
— Joe Webster
(NEE mo dukt)
n. A hypothetical component of the brain in Grumman's theory of
psychology in which memories--or, ...
— Bob Grumman
m NAOUN
1. a type of spilleng which suggests one word within
another word: i.e., taughtology
2. a spille...
— Geof Huth
a 'bridge' (as defined in the novel Ada)
— Unknown Author
to insult someone you are on a date with by asking too many
questions about the place they work fo...
— Michael Helsem
a cenotaph to someone you wish was dead but isn't
— Michael Helsem
(mo fol' ogy)
the study of the prediciton of the behavior of the motherfuckers by
their shape.
— M.D. Christenson
MOE ghee
emotionally needy and clingy. (“Once a month I get so
mogey.")
— Laurel Chevlen
(MOWLAWG)
a place quiet enough for an intimate conversation
— Michael Helsem
possessing sublime beauty almost unnoticeable due to its
proximity to a more ostentatiously beauti...
— Sigfried Gold
stop talking down to me
— Dan Silver
the last task of a working day
— Michael Helsem
(mah' no LIH tur ent)
adj. pertaining to purely textual literature which is not
alphaconceptual and is thus literant in...
— Bob Grumman
The expression of one's worldview by means of a hairstyle, slogan on a t-shirt, and/or other ephemer...
— John Osman
Invented by Charles Boyd. A name to be used by everyone who
wants to. The name is fixed, the perso...
— Graf Haufen
the figment of an other's imagination, a mood-cloner can read an
other's mind and then ensue upon ...
— Christopher Franke
a Macintosh book
— Michael Helsem
sound when you are with someone and you don't know who it
came from
— John Wright
time poverty (also known as: Zeitnot)
— Michael Helsem
n.
1. the state of being willingly given to stupidity in excess
2. referring to that which is extr...
— Jeremiah D Johnson
a made-up animal (or other fact) created to tease first-time visitors to a place.

Examples includ...
— Jargonnaut
A moroxenid would be a moroxenic animal, such as a "drop bear."
— Jargonnaut
moroxenism should be a moroxenic object like a box of "blips," for example.
— Jargonnaut
MOR form
1. perfect form
2. form suggested by subject
3. form as a sign of form
4. purity of form
— Geof Huth
(mosh nik)
one who moshes
— mIEKAL aND
the lifeforce
— Michael Helsem
a woman who has children, but neglects them.

— Swinyards
unable to believe in something, though wishing to
— Michael Helsem