Letter: m
- maintop, companion, parts, ship

- maize, colour, grass, oats, pigment, vegetable, wheat, yellow

- majestic, Babylonian, affected, all-knowing, all-powerful, all-seeing, all-wise, almighty, aristocratic, arrogant, august, awe-inspiring, awesome, awful, barbaric, boundless

- majestically, extravagantly, grandly, gravely, impressively, loftily, magnificently, nobly, proudly, soberly, solemnly, splendidly, superbly

- majesty, Babylonian splendour, anointed king, augustness, brilliance, caliphate, chief, chieftain, consequence, courtliness, crowned head, dignity, distinction, elaborateness, elegance, elevation

- Majesty, Highness, Honour, Lady, Lord, Lordship, milady, milord

- major general, OD, aide, brass, brigadier, captain, colonel, commandant, commander, executive officer, general, lieutenant, major, marshal, officer, subaltern

- major in, confine, feature, follow, go in for, limit, narrow, pursue, read, restrict, specialize, specialize in

- major key, dominant, key, key signature, keynote, major, minor, tonality, tonic

- major medical insurance, actuary, annuity, assurance, bail bond, bond, deductible, insurance, insurance company, insurance policy, mutual company, policy, social security, stock company, underwriter

- major operation, amputation, excision, operation, removal, resection, section, transplant

- major orders, acolyte, appointment, calling, consecration, deacon, doorkeeper, election, exorcist, holy orders, induction, installation, institution, investiture, nomination, order

- major part, body, bulk, essence, generality, gist, gravamen, majority, mass, meat, most, plurality, substance, thrust

- major party, Communist Party, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Socialist Party, Tammany Hall, camp, city hall, faction, machine, opposition party, party, political party, third party

- major planet, Earth, Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Neptune, Venus, asteroid, planet, solar system, wanderer

- major poet, bard, laureate, librettist, maker, minstrel, modernist, poet, satirist, troubadour

- major premise, affirmation, assertion, assumption, axiom, basis, data, foundation, ground, hypothesis, position, postulate, premise, presupposition, proposition, statement

- major scale, compass, diapason, gamut, range, register, scale, temperament

- major, OD, a cut above, above, academic speciality, adult, ahead, aide, aide-de-camp, area, ascendant, better, big, big-league, big-name, big-time

- majordomo, attorney, bailiff, butler, chamberlain, croupier, curator, custodian, emcee, factor, guardian, house steward, housekeeper, librarian, master of ceremonies, proctor

- majority leader, alderman, assemblyman, chosen freeholder, city father, congressman, congresswoman, councilman, floor leader, lawgiver, lawmaker, legislator, minority leader, party whip, representative, senator

- majority, accomplishment, adulthood, adultness, age of consent, ascendancy, best part, better part, body, bulk, deanship, driving age, essence, excellence, favour, flower of age

- make a bargain, agree to, bargain for, come to terms, make a deal, strike a bargain, trade

- make a beginning, break in, get going, get off, start up, warm up

- make a bequest, bequeath, devise, entail, hand down, hand on, leave, pass on, transmit, will

- make a bet, ante, back, bet, bet on, call, cover, fade, gamble, hazard, lay, lay down, parley, play, plunge, punt

- make a breakthrough, advance, arrive, break through, come on, come through, get ahead, get on, go far, go places, have it made, make good, make headway, make it, make the scene, progress

- make a buy, buy, buy in, buy off, corner, engross, make a deal, monopolize, procure, purchase

- make a call, buzz, call, call up, dial, hang up, listen in, phone, ring, telephone

- make a circuit, circle, circuit, circulate, circumnavigate, circumvent, compass, cycle, encircle, encompass, flank, girdle, go about, go around, lap, orbit
