monograph.noun,.plural.monographs
a written account of a single thing, such as the product paper monograph that is included with every vaccine, telling of its ingredients and its dangers; a scholarly piece of writing of essay or book length on a specific, often limited subject; also a learned treatise on a small area of learning; word origination date 1821
monograph, monographed, monographing, monographs.transitive verbs
to write a monograph on
monographic.adjective
monographically.adverb
monographer.noun,.plural.monographers

monogram.noun,.plural.monograms
a design.composed of one or more letters, typically the initials of a name, used as an identifying.mark
monogram, monogramed.also spelt.monogrammed, monograming/ monogramming, monograms.transitive verbs
to mark with a design composed of one or more letters; from Late Latin 'monogramma' and from Late Greek 'monogrammon', from the neuter of 'monogrammos' meaning 'consisting of a single letter of the alphabet'
monogramatic/monogrammatic.adjective

medulla.noun,.plural.medullas.also called medullae
the inner core of certain.organs or body structures, such as the marrow of bone; the medulla oblongata; myelin
Botany:.in botany, the pith in the stems or roots of certain plants; from Middle English perhaps an alteration of Latin 'medius' meaning 'medial', 'middle'
medullar.or.medullary.adjective
medulla oblongata.noun,.plural.medulla oblongatas.or.medullae oblongatae
the lowermost portion of the vertebrate brain, continuous with the spinal cord, responsible for the control of respiration, circulation, and certain other bodily functions

marrow.noun,.plural.marrows
the marrow of something is the most important and basic part of it (we're getting into the marrow of the film; this booklet is a marrow of wisdom); the inmost, choicest or essential part; the pith; bone marrow; spinal marrow and the spinal cord are all critical parts of our bodies

misstep.noun,.plural.missteps
a misplaced or awkward.step; an instance of wrong or improper.conduct; a blunder; a mistake, such as one that is caused by not understanding a situation.correctly; a mistake in judgment or action; a bad move; a wrong move (avoid misstepping, use Ask Suby to help); date of word origination 1788-1790 A.D.

misplace, misplaced, misplacing, misplaces.transitive verbs
to put into a wrong place (misplace punctuation in a sentence); to mislay (he misplaced his cellphone)
misplacement.noun,.plural.misplacements

monger.noun,.plural.mongers
a person promoting something undesirable or discreditable (a scandalmonger; a warmonger); a dealer in a specific commodity (an ironmonger)
monger, mongered, mongering, mongers.transitive verbs
to peddle

malady.noun,.plural.maladies
an unwholesome or disordered.condition; any unhealthy condition or disorder (the malady of discontent); an ailment; from Middle English 'maladie' which is from Old French 'malade' meaning 'ill' and from Latin 'male habitus' meaning 'in poor condition', where  'male' means 'badly' and 'habitus' is 'to hold'

malaise.noun
a vague feeling of discomfort one notices affecting himself and/or other human beings; a state in which there is something wrong within one's life and/or society, for which there does not seem to be a quick or easy solution; a general.sense.of.depression.or unease

mow.noun,.plural.mows
the place in a barn where hay, grain or other feed is stored; a stack of hay or other feed stored in a barn

mow, mowed.or.mown, mowing, mows.verbs
intransitive verb use.to cut down grass or other growth
transitive verb use.to cut down grass or grain with a scythe or some sort of a mechanical device; to cut grass or grain by using (mow the lawn)
mower.noun,.plural.mowers

maybe.adverb
perhaps; possibly; you use maybe to express uncertainty, for example when you do not know that something is definitely.true, or when you are mentioning.something that may possibly happen in the future in the way you describe (maybe she is in love); maybe is also used to introduce polite requests (maybe we can go to the movies; wait a while, maybe a few days until the rains let up)
maybe.noun,.plural.maybes
an uncertainty (there are so many maybes involved in playing the both the crypto and stock markets to earn yourself money); an uncertain reply (it's better to receive a fast and honest no than a drawn-out maybe)

me.pronoun
the objective.case of I; used as the direct object of a verb as in 'he assisted me' and used as the indirect object of a verb 'They offered me a ride' and as used in the object of a preposition (This letter is addressed to me) and used as a predicate nominative as in 'It's me'
See Usage notes at 'I'

mycoplasma.noun,.plural.mycoplasmas
a pathogen; any of numerous.parasitic, pathogenic microorganisms of the genus Mycoplasma that lack a true cell wall and need sterols such as cholesterol for growth; in human beings, one species is a primary cause of nonbacterial pneumonia
mycoplasmal.adjective

munition.noun,.plural.munitions
materiel such as weapons and ammunition
munition, munitioned, munitioning, munitions.transitive verbs
to supply with munitions; from Middle English 'municion' meaning 'privilege supported by a document', from Old French 'fortification' and from Latin 'munire' meaning 'to make a building strong against attack', to defend

maven.also.spelt.mavin.noun,.plural.mavens,.mavins.
a person who has special knowledge or experience; an expert

marquis.noun,.plural.marquises
a marquis is a male member of the nobility who has a rank between duke and earl
marchioness.noun,.plural.marchionesses
a wife or widow of a marquis or a woman with the same rank as a marquis

meadow.noun,.plural.meadows
a tract of grassland, either in its natural state or used as pasture or for growing hay
meadowy.adjective
meadowland.noun,.plural.meadowlands
a tract of land having the characteristics of or used for a meadow

misogynist.noun,.plural.misogynists
one who hates women
misogynist.adjective
of or characterized by a hatred of women
misogyny.noun,.plural.misogynies
one who has hatred of women
misogynic.adjective
misogynistic.also ok to use.misogynous.adjective
of or characterized by a hatred of women

megalith.noun,.plural.megaliths
a very large stone used in various ancient architectures or monumental styles, notably in western Europe during the second millennium B.C.E. and as it appears, assisted by ancient 'star people' or non terrestrials
megalithic.adjective