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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
mis-call
mis-ken
mistecht
mixhill
mixon
mizzy
mock the church
modher
modder
mauther
moider
moling
mollart
moke
molter
money and gold
mooch
moot-hall
mop
more
moreing-axe
morgan
mort
mot
mortal
mortacious
mortally indeed
mosey
mosker
mothering-sunday
motty
mouch
moulde-rat
mould-warp
mow-burnt hay
moyle
moyl'd
moyther(d)
muck
mlckinger
muckinder
muck-midden
muckshut
muckson up to the huckson
muggard
muggots
muggety-pie
mugwort
muggy
mulch
mull
mullock
mummy
mun
mundle
mung
muisg
munger
murk
murkins
murl
murth
mux
nab
nacker
nackino
naffing
nag
nail
nan
nang-nail
nape
nepe
napkin
narle
nar-sin
nation
naunt
nay
nay-say
nay then!
nazzard
near
near now
nearre
nerran
neb
nib
neckabout
nedder
neddy
neeald
neer
nere
neeve
neiffe
neme
nemis
neps
nerled
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