Meaning
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Meaning of Names That Begin with "M"
Maas - no more
Mabel - large telephone company before the breakup.
Macarena - dance you silly girl.
Macey - New York parade.
Mack - Gaelic name for "truck".
MacKenzie - one who drinks another person's beer.
Maddox - insane doctors
Madge - combination of mad fudge.
Madonna - The Virgin Larry
Maggie - blackbirds that are baked in a pie.
Mahatma - hungry one
Major - minor
Malcolm - one who is in the middle.
Mallory - walks, talks and quacks like a duck.
Malone - home
Mandy - you came and you gave without taking.
Manfred - man
Manley - bravado drenched in testosterone.
Manny - Jack Handy
Manuel - not automatic.
Marcia - Marcia, Marcia
Marco - Polo
Margaret - Tropical drink with umbrella.
Marge - sarge.
Margot - one who eats escargot.
Maria - I once met a girl named.
Mariah - pop diva with mental health issues.
Marilyn - blonde bombshell falling for wrong guys.
Mario - Speedwagon.
Mark - scuff on the kitchen floor.
Marley - one who smokes the wacky weed in the Caribbean.
Marlon - large game fish.
Marshall - Marshall, Marshall
Martha - one who puts the wooden teeth back in her husband's mouth.
Martin - Rowan
Mary - Popular name meaning "Wed me, please".
Marylou - I'm going to marry lou.
Matilda - to watz
Matthew - Greek word for "one who puts a matt on a pew".
Maurice - some call me the Space Cowboy, some call me the Gangster
of Love.
Maverick - cowboy not of the Brokeback Mountain variety.
Max - short for maximum.
May - April
Maya - Sanskrit word for Aztec.
Maybelline - why don't you be true?
Maynerd - magnificent nerd.
Meg - short form of megamillions.
Megan - licker of sweaty butt cracks.
Mel - short for Melbourne.
Melanie - I've got a brand new pair of roller skates.
Melody - harmony
Melville - whale chaser
Melvin - one who fondles the pelvis.
Mercedes - sleek, shiny and overpriced.
Mercury - one who rises when it's hot.
Mercy - stops playing with up by 10 runs.
Meredith - a person of merit, half the time.
Merlin - magician, sorcerer and carpet layer.
Mervyn - bargain textile seller.
Micah - flakey rock.
Michael - rowed the boat ashore.
Michelle - feminine form of Bob.
Mick - big lips
Mickey - big ears
Midas - gold digger.
Mignon - person who fillets himself.
Mike - amplified voice.
Mildred - dread of being around Mil.
Milford - what one uses to drive to the mill.
Millie - Vanillie.
Milton - ton of Mil.
Mindy - Mork is looking for you.
Minnie - Ha Ha.
Missy - not there or lost.
Mitchell - one who licks between other people's toes.
Moe - stooge with an attitude.
Mona - Lisa
Monet - cash, stock and bonds or liquid property.
Monica - one who gives lip service to the President.
Montgomery - powerful mountain in Gaelic.
Monty - it's just a flesh wound.
Morgan - Fairchild, yeah, that's the ticket.
Morpheus - short for Keanu.
Morris - fat cat.
Morten - salt of the earth.
Moses - those with adequate noses.
Mu - cow.
Muhammad - great boxer who never shuts up.
Murphy - "Brown" or "Bed" in Gaelic.
Myles - variation of Miles, meaning "kilometers".
Myrtle - third derivation from Portuguese to Pig Latin, meaning
"turtle".
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