• banner In spite of the Holy Sacrifice, and the piteous banner, and the call to fight for the faith, the Catholics had hung back and hesitated, and the catastrophe was complete.
• main "The main thing is," Dorothea said, "that everybody's so happy.
• maine In 1791 he moved to Gray, Maine, where he operated a shop for wool carding and cloth dressing.
• mainer I need to talk with my manager.
• man
• manager The manager is in charge of the team.
• mane I have a fine mane of curly hair.
• manet This painting is called " Manet" after the French artist who created it.
• mange I was manging to get the sweaters over my head.
• manger She always managed to make her meals interesting.
• mann The man next to me smelled bad.
• manna
• manned A team of manned robots surveys the area for more clues.
• manner
• mannerly She was always very mannerly.
• manners
• manor This is the manor house.
• manse In ancient times, manse was a small country estate.
• manure
• many
• mariner
• maunder He maundered the entire afternoon through.
• meander The meander winds lazily around the valley, creating a beautiful flow with every turn.
• meanie He took her remarks as a personal insult.
• miner The miners are working underground to extract valuable minerals.
• moaner I'm feeling a bit moaner today.
• mourner At her funeral, mourners wept as she was lowered into the ground.
• pannier I'm going to take my panniers with me.
• tanner
• Manning
• Maned A maned lioness roamed the Serengeti.
• Manes The brave and courageous manes of the horse caused many a soldier to flee in terror.
• Minnie John is smaller than Minnie.
• Anne It was Anne who came to my rescue.
• Marne
• Mani I am not happy with this purchase.
• MINN
• mangier
• meaner

Irratibly

• irascibly
• irately
• irreducibly
• irrefutably
• irritable
• irritably