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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
maundy
maur
mawkin
mawrs
may-bug
maz'd
mazed
mazards
meag
meak
meath
meatchley
meaugh
meddle nor make
meedless
meer
meetherly
meederly
meeterly
meg-harry
mell
maul
melsh
meney
mensefull
merrybauks
mess
met
mete
meat
mew
mews
mezzil-faced
michers
mickle
midden
midge
midgin
miff
milknesse
mill-holms
milner
milt and melt
milwyn
mimmam
mm
men
ming
ming-wort
minginator
minnin-on
mint
mire-bank
mire-drum
mirk'd
merk'd
misagaft
miscreed
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
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