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-ment ... Mach
Machiavellian ... Mandalay
Manhattan ... Mauna Loa
Maundy Thursday ... Memphis
Memphremagog, Lake ... Milan
Milky Way ... Mongolia
Mont Blanc ... Mr. Right
Mrs. ... machine tool
machine–gun ... madman
madness ... magnetic north
magnetic pole ... mailbag
mailbox ... major leagues
majordomo ... malformed
malfunction ... mammoth
man ... mandible
mandolin ... manifold
manikin ... mantra
manual ... marginally
mariachi ... marketplace
marking ... mart
marten ... mass noun
mass transit ... match point
matchbook ... matron of honor
matronly ... mayhem
mayo ... meantime
meanwhile ... med
medal ... meditate
meditation ... megawatt
mein ... memento
memo ... mental
mental age ... meridian
meringue ... metal
metallic ... metric ton
metrical ... microcomputer
microcosm ... middle management
middle manager ... midweek
midwife ... military
military police ... millisecond
millpond ... minesweeper
mingle ... minnow
minor ... misapprehension
misappropriate ... misery guts
misfile ... misrepresent
misrule ... mistrust
misty ... mo
moan ... modern
modern–day ... moldy
mole ... money box
money order ... monolingual
monolith ... mood
mood music ... morass
moratorium ... mortgage
mortgagee ... mother tongue
mother–in–law ... motorcycle
motoring ... mourner
mournful ... moving van
mow ... mulberry
mulch ... multiplication table
multiplicity ... murk
murky ... musketeer
muskrat ... muttonchops
mutual ... mythology
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replenish
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to fill or build up (something) again (
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