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maverick
rebel, nonconformist
mawkish
mushy and gushy, cloyingly sentimental
maxim
proverb, a truth pithily stated
meander (v)
wind or turn in its course
mediate
settle a dispute through the services of an outsider
meditation
reflection, thought
medley
mixture
meek
quiet, gentle, submissive
memento
token, reminder
menagerie
collection of wild animals
mendacious
lying, habitually dishonest
menial
suitable for servants; lowly; mean
mercenary
interesting in money or gain
mercurial
capricious, changing, fickle
metallurgical
pertaining to the art of removing metals from ores
methodical
systematic
miasma (2)
(1) swamp gas, heavy, vaporous atmosphere often emanating from decaying matter

(2) pervasive corrupting influence
migratory
wandering
milieu
environment, means of expression
militant
combative, bellicose
mincing
affectedly dainty

"she walked across the stage with mincing steps"
mirage
unreal reflection; optical illusion (crated by atmospheric conditinos, esp in the desert)

"the mirage in the desert"

someting that appears real, possible but really its not
mire (v)
entangle, stick in swampy ground

"their rear wheels got mired in mud"
misapprehension
error, misunderstanding
mischance
ill luck
misdemeanor
minor crime
misgivings
doubts
mishap
accident
mausoleum
monumental tomb
mauve
pale purple
medium (n) (3)
element that is a creature's natural environment

appropriate occupation or means of expression/channel of communication

compromise
megalomania (2)
(1) obsession over exercising power/control over others

(2) delusions of grandeur
melee (n)
fight
memorialize
commemorate
menial
suitable for servants, lowly, mean
mercantile
concerning trade
meretricious
flashy, tawdry

apparently attractive but having no real value or integrity ; relating to prostitutes
metaphysical
pertaining to a speculative philosophy
mete (v) (2)
(1) dispense justice as a punishment or harsh treatment
(2) measure out
meteoric
swift, momentarily brilliant
meticulous
excessively careful, painstaking, scrupulous
millenium (2)
thousand year period; period of happiness and prosperity
minion (n)
a servile dependent
misconstrue (v)
interpret incorrectly; misjudge
misnomer (n)
wrong name; incorrect designation