| 1 | machine | n. | a device with moving parts used to do work |
| 2 | magazine | n. | a publication of news, stories, pictures or other information |
| 3 | mail | n. | letters, papers and other things sent through an official system, such as a post office |
| 4 | main | ad. | the most important or largest |
| 5 | major | ad. | great in size, importance or amount |
| 6 | majority | n. | the greater number; more than half |
| 7 | make | v. | to produce; to create; to build; to do something or to carry out an action; to cause to be or to become |
| 8 | male | n. | a man or boy; the sex that is the father of children; ad. of or about men |
| 9 | man | n. | an adult male human |
| 10 | manufacture | v. | to make goods in large amounts |
| 11 | many | ad. | a large number or amount of |
| 12 | map | n. | a picture of the earth's surface or a part of it |
| 13 | march | v. | to walk in a group like soldiers; to walk together in a large group to protest about something |
| 14 | mark | v. | to make a sign or cut on something |
| 15 | market | n. | a place or area where goods are sold, bought or traded; an economic system in which the prices of things are decided by how many there are and how much money people are willing to pay for them |
| 16 | marry | v. | to join a man and woman together as husband and wife; to become husband and wife (usually in a religious or civil ceremony) |
| 17 | mass | n. | an amount of matter having no special form and usually of a large size |
| 18 | mate | v. | to bring together a male and a female to create another creature |
| 19 | material | n. | the substance, substances or matter of which something is made or from which something can be made, such as wood, cloth or stone; anything that can be made into something else |
| 20 | mathematics | n. | the science dealing with amounts, sizes and shapes, as explained by numbers and signs |
| 21 | matter | n. | anything that can be seen or felt; what things are made of |
| 22 | may | v. | a word used with an action word to mean permit or possible ("May I go?" "They may leave tomorrow.") |
| 23 | mayor | n. | the chief official of a city or town government |
| 24 | meal | n. | food eaten to satisfy hunger, such as dinner |
| 25 | mean | v. | to want to; to give the idea of; to have the idea of |
| 26 | measure | v. | to learn the amount, size or distance of something; n. an action taken; a legislative proposal |
| 27 | meat | n. | the part of a dead animal used for food |
| 28 | media | n. | all public information organizations, including newspapers, television and radio |
| 29 | medicine | n. | a substance or drug used to treat disease or pain; the science or study of treating and curing disease or improving health |
| 30 | meet | v. | to come together with someone or something at the same time and place |
| 31 | melt | v. | to make a solid into a liquid by heating it |
| 32 | member | n. | one of a group |
| 33 | memorial | n. | something done or made to honor the memory of a person or event |
| 34 | memory | n. | a picture in the mind of past events; the ability to remember; a thing remembered |
| 35 | mental | ad. | about or having to do with the mind |
| 36 | message | n. | written or spoken news or information; a note from one person to another person or group |
| 37 | metal | n. | a hard substance such as iron, steel or gold |
| 38 | method | n. | the way something is done |
| 39 | microscope | n. | a device used to make very small things look larger so they can be studied |
| 40 | middle | n. | the center; a place or time of equal distance from both sides or ends; ad. in the center |
| 41 | militant | n. | someone active in trying to cause political change, often by the use of force or violence |
| 42 | military | n. | the armed forces of a nation or group; ad. of or about the armed forces |
| 43 | militia | n. | an army of citizens instead of professional soldiers; an armed force or private army |
| 44 | milk | n. | the white liquid produced by female animals to feed their young |
| 45 | mind | n. | the thinking, feeling part of a person |
| 46 | mine | v. | to dig useful or valuable substances out of the earth; n. a place in the earth where such substances are found; a bomb placed under the ground or under water so it cannot be seen |
| 47 | mineral | n. | a substance found in nature that is not an animal or a plant, such as coal or salt |
| 48 | minister | n. | a member of a cabinet; a high government official ("prime minister,"foreign minister") |
| 49 | minor | ad. | small in size; of little importance |
| 50 | minority | n. | the smaller number; opposite majority |
| 51 | minute | n. | a measure of time; one of the sixty equal parts of an hour; sixty seconds |
| 52 | miss | v. | to fail to hit, see, reach or meet |
| 53 | missile | n. | any weapon that can be thrown or fired through the air and explodes when it reaches its target |
| 54 | missing | ad. | lost; not found |
| 55 | mistake | n. | a wrong action or decision; an action done without the knowledge that it was wrong |
| 56 | mix | v. | to put different things together to make one thing |
| 57 | mob | n. | a large group of wild or angry people |
| 58 | model | n. | an example; something, usually small, made to show how something will look or work |
| 59 | moderate | ad. | not extreme |
| 60 | modern | ad. | of the present or very recent time; the most improved |
| 61 | money | n. | pieces of metal or paper used to pay for things |
| 62 | month | n. | one of the twelve periods of time into which a year is divided |
| 63 | moon | n. | the bright object often seen in the night sky that orbits the earth about every twenty-nine days |
| 64 | moral | ad. | concerning what is right or wrong in someone's actions |
| 65 | more | ad. | greater in size or amount |
| 66 | morning | n. | the early part of the day, from sunrise until noon |
| 67 | most | ad. | greatest in size or amount |
| 68 | mother | n. | the female parent; a woman who has a child or children |
| 69 | motion | n. | a movement; a continuing change of position or place |
| 70 | mountain | n. | a part of the earth's surface that rises high above the area around it |
| 71 | mourn | v. | to express or feel sadness |
| 72 | move | v. | to change position; to put or keep in motion; to go |
| 73 | movement | n. | the act of moving or a way of moving; a series of acts or efforts to reach a goal |
| 74 | movie | n. | a motion picture; a film |
| 75 | much | ad. | great in amount |
| 76 | murder | v. | to kill another person illegally; n. the crime of killing another person |
| 77 | music | n. | the making of sounds by singing or using a musical instrument |
| 78 | must | v. | a word used with an action word to mean necessary ("You must go to school.") |
| 79 | mystery | n. | something that is not or cannot be explained or understood; a secret |