=mismisimo, -a=, an emphatic form of =mismo, -a=.
=mixto, -a=, of both s.e.xes; mixed.
=moblaje=, _m._, furniture.
=mocedad=, _f._, youth, boyhood.
=mochila=, _f._, knapsack; (_Sp. A._) saddlebag.
=modales=, _m. pl._, manners.
=modalidad=, _f._, manner, way.
=modico, -a=, moderate in price.
=modista=, _f._, dressmaker.
=mofeta=, _f._, polecat.
=mohino, -a=, fretful, peevish; sad, mournful.
=Moka=, _m._, Mocha, a famous Arabian coffee.
=moldura=, _f._, molding.
=mole=, _f._, an object of great size; a great quant.i.ty.
=molestar=, to vex, to disturb, to trouble.
=molino=, _m._, mill.
=molle=, _m._, a tree.
=molleja=, _f._, gizzard.
=mondongo=, _m._, viscera; "innards" of an animal.
=monja=, _f._, nun.
=monta=, _f._, amount; importance.
=montana=, _f._ (_Sp. A._), the heavily wooded section of a country.
=montanes=, _m._, mountaineer.
=montanoso, -a=, hilly, mountainous.
=montaraz=, wild.
=montecristo=, _m._, a grade of Panama hat.
=Monte de Piedad=, _m._, government-owned p.a.w.nshop, p.a.w.nshop.
=montepio=, _m._, _see_ =Monte de Piedad=.
=montero mayor=, _m._, the M. F. H. (Master of Field Hunt).
=monto=, _m._, total, sum.
=montuoso, -a=, hilly, wooded.
=morado, -a=, mulberry color, purple.
=moreno, -a=, brown, tawny, brunette.
=morigerado, -a=, frugal, simple; temperate, abstemious.
=moro, -a=, applied to black horses with four white feet; in Spanish America: black with white spot (_Argentina_); chestnut with white spots (_Colombia_); sorrel and white (_Ecuador_); white with chestnut spots (_Venezuela_).
=mortero=, _m._, mortar.
=morueco=, _m._, male sheep, ram.
=mostaza=, _f._, mustard.
=mosto=, _m._, must, the unfermented juice of the grape.
=mostrador=, _m._, showcase, counter.
=mote=, _m._, a dish made of boiled hulled com; whole hominy.
=motivo=, _m._, cause; =dar ---- a=, to give cause.
=mozalbete=, _m._, lad, youth.
=mozo=, _m._, waiter, man-servant.
=muchedumbre=, _f._, mult.i.tude, crowd.
=mudanza=, _f._, removal; change, alteration.
=muestrario=, _m._, sample display; sample.
=mugido=, _m._, lowing.
=mugir=, to low.
=mugroso, -a=, dirty, filthy.