Machine | n | Sheen |
Mackerel, small | n | Josses |
Mackerel, variety of | n | Gooseberry mackerel |
Madden | v | Distract |
Made of Ash wood | adj | Ashen |
Made of board | adj | Boarden |
Maggot | n | Creeper, Hopper, Jumper, Mit |
Magic | n | Jommetry |
Magnificent | adj | Shocking |
Magnify | v | Big |
Magnifying glass | n | Multiplying-Glass |
Magpie | n | Mag, Margaret |
Maidservant | n | Girl |
Main line (in long-line fishing) | n | Stray:Line |
Mainlander | n | Overer |
Make a brushwood drain | v | Frea |
Make an example of | v | Make a pattern of |
Make charcoal | v | Coke |
Make gloves | v | Glove |
Make hurdle-stakes | v | Seal |
Make net | v | Braid |
Make provisions last for a long time | v | Match it out |
Make up one's mind | phr | Lay one's account |
Male fern | n | Basket Fern |
Malinger | n | Falsify |
Mallet | n | Battle |
Mallet | n | Comb |
Mallet, thatcher's | n | Drith |
Mallow seeds | n | Chucky-Cheese |
Malt | v | Melt |
Malt dealer | n | Malter |
Malt, fermenting | n | Keeve |
Malt-kiln | n | Oast |
Man, effeminate | n | Polly-doddle |
Man, old | n | Goodger |
Manger | n | Usens |
Mangle | v | Manghangle |
Manhandle | v | Clum, Gaum, Paunch |
Manner | n | Mander |
Manners | n | Havance |
Manservant | n | Handman |
Mansplainer | n | Bessy, Mally |
Mantle | n | Whittle |
Mantle (of Earth) | n | Fast |
Mantlepiece | n | Mantle-shelf |
Manure | n | Amendment, Manner, Muckle, Richment |
Manure for mushroom farm | n | Spud |
Maple | n | Maplin-Tree |
Maple service tree | n | Lezzory |
Marble (gaming) | n | Bowl |
Marble made of chalk | n | Chalker |
Marble made of coloured clay | n | Commony |
Marble, large | n | Bonce, Taw |
Marble, largest sized stone | n | Balser |
Marble, stonen | n | Stoner, Stony |
Marble, yellow | n | Soap-Alley |
Marbled (of meat) | adj | Naty |
Marbles (game) | n | Castle, Ho-Go, Hynny-Pynny, Hyssy-Pyssy, Spoutems |
March (month) | n | Lide |
Mark left by shears in sheep-shearing | n | Blow |
Mark of person unabe to sign their name | n | Christ-Cross |
Mark or scar on a horse's knees caused by a fall | n | Devonshire Coat-of-Arms, Devonshire Mark |
Mark sheep | v | Rig |
Mark with red ochre | v | Red |
Marked with footprints | v | Patted |
Market | n | Chipping |
Market stallholder | n | Regrater |
Marsh | n | Mersk, Snape |
Marsh marigold | n | Bulrush, Claut, Halcup, Mare-Blob. Publican |
Marsh Painted-Cup | n | Twiny-Legs |
Marshland | n | Totty-Land |
Marsh-mallow (flower) | n | Mallace, Mallard, Mallow |
Marshy | adj | Moory,Queachy, Queechy |
Marvel | v | Marl |
Mask, grotesque | n | Ooser |
Mason | n | Masoner |
Massacre | v | Massacree |
Massive | adj | Whisking |
Masterful | adj | Pounceful |
Matted | adj | Waddy |
Matted mass | n | Litch |
Mattock | n | Maddock, Slataxe |
Mature | adj | Oxey, Staid |
Mature (of eels) | adj | Fossen |
Maul | v | Clapperclaw, Sclum |
Maul | v | Sclum |
May | aux v | Mud |
Maybe | adv | Happens |
Mayday | n | Garland day |
Mayflower | n | Blossom |
Meadow | n | Mead, Warth |
Meadow Barley-Grass | n | Squirrel-Tail Grass |
Meadow pipit | n | Blood-lark |
Meadow Saxifrage | n | Sassifrax |
Meal, made of | adj | Vurrid |
Mealworm (also used as insult) | n | Mullygrub-Gurgin |
Mealy Guelder-Rose | n | Coven-Tree, Whitney, Whitty-Tree |
Mean | adj | Back-Door |
Meandering | adj | Northering |
Meaning | n | Meant |
Measles | n | Malls |
Measure | n | Mease |
Measure of beer | n | Homerkin |
Measurement by eye | n | Scowl Of Brow |
Meat, small piece of | n | Scrimmet |
Meat, small pieces of strained from lard | n | Crittens, Crutlins |
Meddling | v | Maggotting |
Medical equipment | n | Device |
Medicine | n | Cauchery |
Mediocre | adj | Plainish |
Medlar | n | Open-Arse |
Melancholy (1) | adj | Dismal |
Melancholy (2) | n | Dolour |
Melt | v | Rind |
Memorial tablet in church | n | Rail |
Menacing | adj | Shug |
Mend | v | Padgel, Palch |
Mend gap in hedge | v | Kib |
Mendip punishment for theft of ore | phr | Burning Of The Hill |
Meow | v | Mell, Meowl |
Merriment | n | Haydigees |
Merry | adj | Cranky, Goigh |
Merry-Go-Round | n | Whirly-Go-Round |
Mesh | n | Moke, Wint |
Mess | n | Billet, Cauch, Chower, Messment, Muller, Nusk, Slob, Smatter, Smutter |
Metal detecting | v | Josing |
Metal end of a bootlace | n | Aglet |
Metheglin | n | Mullin |
Methodist | n | Methody |
Mezereon | n | Mazell, Paradise Plant |
Michaelmas | n | Middlemas, Milemas |
Michaelmas Daisy | n | Farewell Daisy, Musk-Button |
Middle of a sickle blade | n | Cod |
Midriff | n | Midred, Roundel |
Midsummer night | n | Dim |
Might | aux v | Mith, Mought |
Milch-cow | n | Milcher |
Milk thickened with flour | n | Flickermeat |
Milk which a cow gives after calving | n | Beest, Beesting |
Milk, raw | n | Rammel |
Milker | n | Colly-strawker |
Milking | v | Cowing |
Milking-pail | n | Piggin, Stop |
Milksop | n | Busk, Buss, Soaky |
Milky Way, the | n | Gravel path |
Miller's Thumb (fish) | n | Bubby-Head, Dumphead |
Millipede | n | Thousand-Legs |
Milquetoast | n | Mimmock |
Minced oath | int | Sugs |
Mind | n | Snout |
Mine | n | Minery |
Mine, disused | n | Scowle |
Mine, lead | n | Groove |
Minger | n | Rubbacrock |
Mingle | v | Mell, Smash |
Mining instrument | n | Flemmer |
Minnow | n | Binnick, Meaker, Mengy, Mennem, Minnie, Shocky |
Miscalculate | v | Misreckon |
Miscarriage | n | Mishap |
Mischief | n | Murchy, Roguery |
Mischievous | adj | Angle-Berry, Messlin, Mischeifful |
Mischievous person | n | Anointer |
Miscreant | n | Miscreden |
Miser | n | Bite-fig, Globber, Hunks, Scroaker, Shimmickar, Snibble-Nose |
Miserly | adj | Crany, Croping, Skinny |
Misery | n | Punishment |
Misfortune | n | Dole, Stank |
Mislay | v | Mislook |
Misshapen | adj | Gubberty |
Mist | n | Harle, Misk, Miz-Wet |
Mist, early morning | n | Pride of the Morning |
Mistake | n | Boss |
Mistake (in country dance) | n | Choke |
Mistake, make a | v | Fortake |
Mistle Thrush | n | Bothresh, Gizer, Ichila-Pea. Jay, Rassel-Thrush, Shrike-Cock, Squawking-Thrush, Stretch |
Mistreat | v | Reynolds |
Misty | adj | Larry |
Mite | n | Mint |
Mix | v | Mang, Temper |
Mixture of ale and beer | n | Burton |
Mixture of gravel, sand and iron | n | Ferrel |
Mixture of straw, lime, gravel and clay, used as a building material | n | Cobb |
Moan | v | Mourn |
Moat | n | Mot |
Moat at Portchester Castle | n | Trollop |
Mock | v | Gnaing, Gule, Tharn |
Moderate | adj | Middlemish |
Moist | adj | Weepy, Woky |
Moisten | v | Moist, Weeze |
Molars | n | Chock-Teeth |
Mole (animal) | n | Moodywant |
Mole Cricket | n | Eve-churr |
Mole-Catcher | n | Tape-Taker |
Molehill | n | Putt |
Molest | v | Mislest |
Moment | n | Start |
Moment, in a | phr | Breath, in a |
Momentum | n | Butt |
Money | n | Toker |
Money paid by the mayors of Exeter to the poor | n | Bannister Money |
Mongrel | n | Muggletony |
Monkey | n | Pug |
Monkey jacket | n | Norgan |
Monkshood | n | Venus's Chariot Drawn by Doves |
Month in which geese incubate eggs | n | Steg-Month |
Mood | n | Quill |
Moonshine (spirits) | n | Still-Liquors |
Moorhen | n | Dabchick |
Mop | n | Map |
Mope | v | Mopse |
Moraine, granite | n | Clatter, Clitter |
More | adj | Better |
More easily | adv | Easilier |
More likely | adj | Liker |
Morose | adj | Luckey |
Morsel | n | Bit, Crinch, Crumble, Crunch, Crunshon, Didjan, Nib, Scrinch, Snicket, Squidlet, Squillet |
Mort dieu (minced oath) | int | Morbleu |
Mortar | n | Miver, Mort |
Moss | n | Maesh, Mauth, Meese |
Moss, long | n | Druids' Hair |
Moth | n | Buzzard, Mote |
Moth of medium size | n | Badge |
Moth, pantry | n | Margiowlet |
Mother (1) | n | Mam, Mawther |
Mother (2) | v | Mammy |
Mottled | adj | Braggoty, Spraggety |
Mottled (of sheep) | adj | Brooked |
Mould-board (of plough) | n | Shell-Board |
Moulder | v | Moulter |
Mouldy | adj | Fenny, Foxy, Hoar, Horry, Pindy, Vinny |
Mouldy (of cheese) | adj | Gammotty |
Moult | v | Moulter |
Mound of earth in which potatoes are grown | n | Hog |
Mountain ash | n | Care, Chitchat, Twick-Band, Wiggen |
Mouse | n | Moses |
Moustache | n | Mustachin |
Mouth | n | Gatchel, Jib, Kisser |
Mouth (derogatory) | n | Bander |
Mouth, crooked | n | Zidle-Mouth |
Mouthful | n | Gob |
Movable rail on cart or wagon | n | Dripple |
Move | v | Moot |
Move home | v | Remmon, Rid, Rim |
Move on (to pigs) | int | Howshe |
Move sluggishly | v | Gulp |
Move up and down | v | Hayty |
Mow | v | Weald |
Mow lightly | v | Skir |
Mower | n | Meader |
Mowing | n | Math, Mowth |
Muckspread | v | Scoad, Scud, Spear, Spur |
Mud, liquid | n | Glaur |
Muddle | n | Fakement, Huckmuck, Vake, Wassle |
Muddle along | v | Muggle |
Muddy (1) | adj | Gurbed, Hocksy, Stabby |
Muddy (2) | v | Stag |
Muddy (of ground) | adj | Greasy |
Muffling (of bell-rope) | n | Tuftin |
Muggy | adj | Lithy, Miggy, Mosey |
Mugwort | n | Apple-Pie, Apple-Pie Flower. Mogvurd |
Mule | n | Moyle, Mute |
Multigrain | adj | Dredge |
Mummer | n | Tipteerer |
Mumps | n | Curdles |
Munch | v | Manch, Mumble, Munge |
Muscular | adj | Spinedy |
Mushroom | n | Muggeroon |
Musical | adj | Tunable |
Musical chairs | n | Snapping-Tongs |
Musical instrument made from string and bladder | n | Hurdy-Gurdy |
Musician | n | Musicker |
Musky heron's-bill | n | Muscovy |
Must | pron | Mun |
Mustard, wild | n | Curlick |
Musty | adj | Frowsty, Frowsy |
Musty, become | v | Fust |
Mute | n | Dummy |
Mutter | v | Fodder, Whilk |
Muzzle | v | Cope |
Mystery | n | Capper |