Monitor,
school prefect.
Monitor,
(v) to view or listen to.
Monitor,
American Civil War warship.
Monitor,
receiver.
Monitor,
lizard.
Mortar,
cement.
Mortar,
short barrelled gun.
Mortar,
partener of a pestle.
More ta,
I’d like another helping, please.
More tar,
extra pitch.
Motte,
hill, usually protected by a bailey, but not often called Bill.
Mote,
speck.
Moat,
water filled ditch.
There was a mote in the moat around the motte.
Moor,
heathland, uncultivated open land.
Moor,
Moorish person, blackman.
More,
an addition, as well as.
Moore,
Sir Thomas, churchman.-or Kenneth-actor.
Moore met the Moor on the moor, without more ado.
Motion,
movement-general.
Motion,
bowels.
Mould,
fungoid growth.
Mould,
fashion or form.
There was mould on the mould.
Mountain,
elevation of earth's surface.
Mountain,
a large amount.
Mounting,
the act of climbing upon something.
Moving,
transposing.
Moving,
feelings of sorrow or tenderness.
Cinema sign: Moving drama.
Removal van sign: No moving drama.
Mum,
mother, diminutive.
Mum,
quiet.
Mum,
Chrysanthemum (abbrev.).
Be like dad, keep mum. Wartime advice.
or
Keep mum, mum.
Muslim,
follower of Mohammed.
Muslin,
fine cotton cloth.
Muzzlin',
putting on a muzzle.
The Muslim was muzzlin' with muslin.
Must,
imperative.
Must,
grape juice.
Mussed,
messed (us).
Muscles,
fiborous tissues.
Mussles,
shell fish.
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