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machinate
- (v.) to contrive or plot;
- (v.) to conspire
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malediction
- (n.) a curse;
- (n.) the uttering of a curse
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malefactor
- (n.) a person who violates the law;
- (n.) reprobate
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malignant
(adj.) evil and spiteful, showing ill-will and/or hatred towards others
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malingerer
(v.) to feign illness, particularly in an effort to avoid duty or work
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masticate
- (v.) to chew;
- (v.) to reduce to a pulp by squashing or compressing
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mediocre
(adj.) of moderate or ordinary quality
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mellifluous
- (adj.) smoothly flowing;
- (adj.) sweetened with honey
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menial
- (adj.) lowly and degrading, particularly in relation to work;
- (adj.) servile and submissive
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mettle
(adj.) courage, fortitude
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minion
(n.) a subordinate or underling
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misgivings
(n.) doubts, uncertainties, reservations
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mishap
(n.) an accident, calamity or disaster of an accidental nature
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modish
(adj.) stylish, trendy
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morbid
- (adj.) implying an unhealthy state, attitude or interest in death;
- (adj.) gruesome, grisly
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mordant
- (adj.) caustic or sarcastic;
- (adj.) corrosive
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morose
(adj.) melancholy, gloomy
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mulct
(v.) to defraud or deprive someone of something
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munificent
(adj.) characterized by generosity
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mutable
- (adj.) able to be adapted or changed;
- (adj.) capricious
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myriad
- (n.) an indefinite or unlimited number of person or things;
- (n.) ten thousand
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