Words Starting with “M”

A specific version, sequel, or iteration of a system, product, or concept characterized by extraordinary, inexplicable, or highly effective qualities.

Having or showing great authority; domineering or dictatorial in a manner that commands respect.

A person or thing that plays a most important part in making something work or staying operational; a chief support.

To cause someone to suffer persistent unhappiness, distress, or extreme annoyance through one's actions or behavior.

The action or process of manufacturing, creating, or preparing something.

The geographical places of residence associated with education activist Malala Yousafzai, specifically her native home of Mingora in the Swat Valley, Pakistan, and her post-2012 place of residence in Birmingham, England.

To treat someone or something cruelly, violently, or improperly.

To succeed in accomplishing, handling, or surviving something difficult.

The direct operation, guidance, or regulation of a system, machine, or device by a human operator using physical effort rather than automated or electronic systems.

A mechanism or procedure that allows a human operator to bypass an automated system and control a device or process directly.

The business or industry of producing goods on a large scale using machinery and industrial processes.

Consisting of or amounting to a large but indefinite number.

A visible trace, spot, or impression left on a surface.

An adult female horse, or the female of other equine animals such as donkeys or zebras.

A discovery that proves to be a hoax, an illusion, or entirely worthless.

An amount (usually small) that is allowed for in case of miscalculation or change of circumstances; specifically, in statistics, the range of values above and below a sample statistic within which the true population parameter is likely to lie.

Any plant, animal, fungus, or microorganism that naturally inhabits or depends primarily on ocean, sea, or saltwater ecosystems.

An organized method or set of indicators, tags, or signals used to identify, track, or distinguish specific elements within a process, organism, or dataset.