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malapert [ˈmaləpərt]
adj. boldly disrespectful, impudent.
male,
male [mel]
n. Male.
adj. Male, not female.
maleegnant, maleignant,
maleegnant [ˈmalignənt]
adj. Malignant.
Compounds and phrases etc.
malign: Evil in nature or effect.
maillishon, maleecious, maleeshun, maleetion, maleition, mislushios, mislushious,
malice [ˈmalɪs]
n. Malice.
Compounds and phrases etc.
maleecious [məˈliʃəs]: Malicious.
maleetion [məˈliʃən]: Ill-will, rancour, spite.
mislushious [mɪsˈlʌʃəs]: col. adj. Malicious, ill-intentioned.
malesin, maleson, malesoun, malison, malisoun, mellishon,
malison [ˈmalɪsən, I.Sh. ˈmɛlɪʃən]
n. A malediction, a curse.
malki, malkie, malkied, malky, malkyed,
malkie [ˈmalkɪ]
n. col. A safty razor used as a weapon.
v. To cut someone with a razor.
pt. pp. malkied
Mallig [ˈmalɪɡ]
pn. Mallaig (highland).
maalie, maallie, malimak, malldeuk, mall-deuk, mallduck, mallduck, mall-duck, mallemok, mallemoke, malley, mallie, mallimak, mallimoke, malyflak, mollemoke, mollemoke, mollimauk, molly_moke,
mallimoke [ˈmalɪmok]
n. The fulmar Fulmarus glacialis.
dim. mallie
maleverse, malvers, malversaation, malversation, malversaution, malversawtion, malverse, malversin, malversing,
malverse [ˈmalvɛrs]
n. A breach of trust, an act of duplicity, grave misconduct.
v. To act in a dishonest or corrupt manner, to commit a breach of confidence, to make a wrong decision.
Compounds and phrases etc.
malversation [ˈmalvɛrseʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Corrupt behaviour in a position of trust.
malversin: A breach of trust, an act of duplicity.
mam, mamick, mamie, mamik, mammie, mammy, mamock, momie, mumma,
mam [mam]
n. Mother.
dim. mammie. Also a grandmother.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mamock: I.Sh. A female ling Molva molva with a fully-developed roe.
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