memetic

Relating to memes.

memoriter

By memory; by heart.

memorous

Likely to be remembered; notable.

mensch

A decent, upright, honorable person.

merchant prince

A merchant or businessman with sufficient wealth to wield political power.

meridian

1. A line connecting the North Pole to the South Pole or a circle passing through the two poles.

merismus

Describing the whole of something by specifying its two extremes, such as contrasting or complementa...

messiah

A savior, liberator, or leader of a group or a cause.

meta

1. Self-referential.

metromania

A mania for writing poetry.

micrify

To make small or insignificant.

Midas touch

The ability to easily make anything profitable.

middlebrow

1. (describing a person) Having tastes and interests that lie somewhere between sophisticated and vu...

militate

To exert a strong influence, either for or against something.

mimetic

Copying the behavior, appearance, or characteristics of others.

minacious

Threatening or menacing.

mishpocha, mishpucha, or mishpacha

An extended family or clan.

misocainea

A hatred of new ideas.

misogynoir

Hatred or prejudice directed toward Black women.

misophonia

An intolerance of certain sounds, such as chewing, slurping, etc.

moity

Containing moits -- foreign particles in wool, such as straw or bark.

mollycoddle

A pampered or overprotected person.

Moloch

Someone or something to which extreme sacrifices are made.

Momus

A carping critic.

mondegreen

A word or phrase resulting from mishearing a word or phrase,

mononymous

Having or known by a name consisting of only one word.

monopolylogue

A performance in which one person plays multiple characters, typically all of them.

monosemous

Having only one meaning.

moot

1. Open to discussion: debatable.

morphetic

Relating to sleep or dreams.

Mother Hubbard

A loose shapeless dress for a woman.

mouse potato

Someone who lives a sedentary life, spending large amounts of leisure time playing computer games, s...

mummery

An absurd, pretentious, or hypocritical performance.

mundificative

Having the power to cleanse.

mundify

To wash, cleanse, or purify.

musicaster

A mediocre musician.

mycology

The study of fungi.