To Mess, To Messy. _v. a._ to serve cattle with hay.
Messin. _s._ The act of serving cattle with hay.
Mid. _v. aux._ Might, may.
To Miff. _v. a._ To give a slight offence; to displease.
Miff. _s._ A slight offence; displeasure.
Mig. _s. As sweet as mig_ is a common simile; I suspect that
_mig_ means _mead_, the liquor made from honey.
Milt. _s._ The spleen.
Mi'lemas. Michaelmas.
Min. A low word, implying contempt, addressed to the person to
whom we speak, instead of Sir. I'll do it, _min_.
Mine. _v._ Mind; remember.
Mix'en. _s._ A dunghill.
Miz'maze. _s._ Confusion.
Mom'macks. _s. pl._ Pieces; fragments.
Mom'met, Mom'mick. _s._ A scarecrow; something dressed up in
clothes to personate a human being.
Moor-coot. _s._ A moor hen.
To Moot. _v. a._ To root up.
Moot. _s._ A stump, or root of a tree.
To More. _v. n._ To root; to become fixed by rooting.
More. _s._ A root.
Mought. _v. aux._ Might.
Mouse-snap, _s._ A mouse trap.
Mug'gets. _s.
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