Words Starting with "M" (183 total words)
n. a word that assists the memory which is composed of the
initials of its so associated terms.
initials of its so associated terms.
— Philip Obsharsky
(gen. mnemabaco-): a computer, a compact Greek-based form that lends itself
to derivation, literal...
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, ...
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...
another word: i.e., taughtology
2. a spille...
— Geof Huth
to insult someone you are on a date with by asking too many
questions about the place they work fo...
questions about the place they work fo...
— Michael Helsem
(mo fol' ogy)
the study of the prediciton of the behavior of the motherfuckers by
their shape.
their shape.
— M.D. Christenson
possessing sublime beauty almost unnoticeable due to its
proximity to a more ostentatiously beauti...
proximity to a more ostentatiously beauti...
— Sigfried Gold
(mah' no LIH tur ent)
adj. pertaining to purely textual literature which is not
alphaconceptual and is thus literant in...
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...
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 ...
other's mind and then ensue upon ...
— Christopher Franke
n.
1. the state of being willingly given to stupidity in excess
2. referring to that which is extr...
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...
Examples includ...
— Jargonnaut
MOR form
1. perfect form
2. form suggested by subject
3. form as a sign of form
4. purity of form
2. form suggested by subject
3. form as a sign of form
4. purity of form
— Geof Huth