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6001 - 7000 Vocabulary List for Visiting Scholars in the USA - Page 55 |
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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| mahogany | noun | The cabinets have been made out of mahogany. | any of various tropical trees |
| malice | noun | He had the look of malice in his eyes. | desire to harm others |
| mammal | noun | Whales are considered to be mammals. | warm blooded vertebrate animals |
| mane | noun | Horses and lions have manes. | long hair on top and sides of neck |
| manger | noun | We placed hay in the manger for the cows. | trough or open box for feeding livestock |
| manor | noun | The rich owner lived in a magnificent manor. | main house, mansion |
| mar | verb | The injury in the accident marred his face. | disfiguring damage |
| maritime | adj. | Under maritime laws the shipwreck was ours. | relating to the sea |
| marquis | noun | The Marquis of de Sade was an evil man. | title of European nobility |
| martial | adj. | He knew all of the martial arts. | relating to or suggestive of war |