Words Starting with "M"

To produce the characteristic sound made by a cat as a form of communication or self-expression.

The act of repeatedly clenching one's fingers into a fist.

The act of folding the fingers tightly against the palm to form a fist.

The act of bringing something (such as a ship) close to or alongside a dock or another object.

The act of splitting, slicing, or dividing an object into smaller pieces or fragments.

The act of cutting or slicing an object slowly with a circular motion, or gnawing and boring into something as rodents do.

The act of intentionally changing the shape of hair into curls or waves using tools or chemicals.

To make hair curly or wavy.

The process of preparing a corpse according to specific rites, including washing, shrouding, and performing funeral prayers before burial.

To sparkle or twinkle, like light.

The act of covering or veiling something with a headscarf, cloth, or other head covering.

The act of folding, crumpling, or wadding up an object (such as paper or fabric) until it becomes irregular and wrinkled.

The act of placing something into a 'keruntung', which is a traditional basket made of woven bamboo.

To leave a mark or have a profound influence on someone's feelings or memory.

The act of kissing by gently sucking or drawing on the lips or skin surface.

The act of tickling someone's armpits to induce laughter or a ticklish sensation.

To bring or place something to the side; (figurative) to set aside or disregard.

Something that is singular or the only one, and possesses qualities that are appropriate, fitting, or in accordance with prevailing norms.

The process of smoothing or polishing the surface of an object using cork wood as an abrasive tool.

The act of pulling or retrieving something using a hook, or figuratively, to snatch or steal someone else's property.

The act of causing a plan, effort, or activity to be unsuccessful or prevented from occurring.

Becoming increasingly intense, cruel, or rampant in committing acts of violence, destruction, or the spread of disease.

The act of placing a hard object, such as wood or stone, under or beside something to prevent it from moving or shifting.

To bestow something as a reward for good deeds or as a sanction for wrongdoing.

The act of hanging something onto another object, or figuratively, placing one's hopes or livelihood upon someone.

The act of forcibly seizing another person's property, typically carried out by a group using violence or threats.

A state of feelings, spirit, or situations that are overflowing, restless, and moving intensely like a blazing fire.

An action that causes others to laugh or provokes laughter from those present.

The act of living without a permanent residence and wandering in public places without employment or a clear purpose.

The process of heating a liquid until it reaches a boiling point, causing strong bubbling or sound.