Words Starting with "M"

The act of a husband allowing or causing his wife to have a co-wife within a polygamous marriage.

To perform the Christian rite of baptism by sprinkling or immersing a person in water to initiate them into the faith.

The act of repeatedly or continuously beating an object or target.

The act of multiplying two or more numbers in a mathematical operation.

To demonstrate or show something as tangible evidence to affirm the truth or capability regarding a matter.

The act of using or wearing an object as a shawl draped over the shoulders or body.

The act of making fun of or treating someone as an object of mockery, jest, or belittling humor.

The act of equipping a person or group with weapons for the purpose of defense, attack, or a specific struggle.

To clean or tidy up something, typically plants or land, by removing unwanted parts or weeds.

To weed or clear away unwanted vegetation around plants to facilitate better growth.

The act of beautifying or adorning oneself or others to appear more attractive and pleasing.

The act of binding or uniting several objects into a single entity, as well as establishing connections or relationships between things.

Performing a highly dangerous action with the risk of death as a potential consequence.

The act of making something clearer, more certain, or more emphatic.

The act of declaring something as non-existent, untrue, or negating the existence and validity of a matter.

To perform an action repeatedly, continuously, or in rapid succession without pause.

An effort to accelerate or facilitate the development process of something so that it becomes more advanced or grows.

The process of binding two people in an engagement or formalizing their relationship toward marriage.

The act of making someone a slave or a bondservant under the authority of another person.

To designate or provide something for a specific purpose, use, or recipient.

The act of making someone or a party a participant in an activity or event.

The act of placing something or someone in a specific position, status, or location according to a plan or need.

Causing feelings of sadness, pity, or concern due to a poor, damaged, or inadequate condition.

The act of expressing disagreement, rejection, or objection toward a specific policy, decision, or event.

The act of projecting an image onto a flat surface or making forecasts and plans for the future based on existing data.

To perform repairs or restoration on buildings or historical objects to return them to their original state for others.

The act of striking something or someone repeatedly with high intensity.

The act of starting or doing something for the first time as the initial step of a process.

To apply nutrients to soil or plants to increase fertility, or figuratively to cultivate a trait or feeling.

The act of causing someone to renounce their religion or abandon their faith.