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macule.noun,.plural.macules
a small area of discolored skin, a blemish, that is altered in color but usually not elevated and that is a characteristic feature of various diseases, such as leprosy and smallpox; from French 'macula' meaning 'spot'

malinformation.noun,.plural.malinformations
malinformation is information.labeled by some authority as being not what they (governments, etc.) want publicly known; compare misinformation; compare disinformation
malinform, malinformed, malinforming, malinforms.transitive verbs
to give malinformation to
malinformer.noun,.plural.malinformers
malinformant.noun,.plural.malinformants

marionette.noun,.plural.marionettes
a jointed.puppet.manipulated from above by strings or wires attached to its limbs

mycotoxin.noun,.plural.mycotoxins
a toxin produced by a fungus such as mold
mycosis.noun,.plural.mycoses
a fungal infection in or on a part of the body; a disease caused by a fungus
mycotoxicosis.noun,.plural.mycotoxicoses
poisoning caused by ingestion of a mycotoxin

mandamus.noun,.plural.mandamuses
a writ issued by a superior court ordering a public official or body, such as the military or a lower court to perform a specified duty, such as upholding the rights of We the People
mandamus, mandamused, mandamusing, mandamuses.transitive verbs
to serve or compel with such a writ; from Latin 'mandamus' meaning 'we order'; the first person plural of 'mandare' meaning 'to order'

monatomic.adjective
occurring as single atoms; monatomic gold is one type of atom; gold and helium are monatomic; having but one replaceable atom or radical in the molecule; univalent
monatomically.adverb

maw.noun,.plural.maws
the mouth, stomach, jaws or gullet of an animal, especially a carnivore; the opening into something scary (he saw the opening maw of hell in the tunnels)

Marilyn Monroe, stage name, originally Norma Jean Baker, 1926-1962. 
American actress noted for her great sex appeal. She appeared in several motion pictures, including Some Like It Hot (1959) and The Misfits (1961).

moniker.noun,.plural.monikers
a personal name or nickname

methylene blue.noun,.plural.methylene blues
a basic aniline.dye, C16H18N3SCl·3H2O, that forms a deep blue solution when dissolved in water; it is used as an antidote for cyanide.poisoning and bacteriological.stain

mach.noun,.plural.machs
a number indicating the ratio of the speed of an object to the speed of sound in the medium through which the object is moving, for example a jet fighter can reach a speed of mach 2 and higher

multicultural.adjective
multicultural means consisting of or relating to people of many different nationalities and cultures
multiculturally.adverb
multiculturalism.noun,.plural.multiculturalisms
multiculturalism is caused by the host country not insisting that its culture be learned by incoming residents
multiculturalist.noun & adjective,.plural.multiculturalists

morphine.proper noun
a bitter, crystalline.alkaloid, drug C17H19NO3·H2O, extracted from opium, the soluble.salts of which are used in medicine as an analgesic to reduce pain and is  also used as a light anesthetic or a sedative; from Latin 'Morpheus the supposed 'god of dreams'; BUT there is something even more effective, is non addictive, totally natural, costs you nothing and is simple to do right at home)
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