MANDRIANO: an iron crook; a pole fitted at the end with a curved iron. Tra. 176, 181; V. 421.
MANICA: a funnel shaped furnace (S.). V. li.
MANICO: a handle. Tra. 107, 137.
MANIGLIA: a bracelet. Tra. 37.
MANTACO, MANTACETTO, MANTACUZZO, MANTICHE, MANTICO, MANTICETTO: a pair of bellows. Tra. 15, 17, 34, 74, 124. MANTACETTO A MANO: the hand-bellows. Tra. 144.
MARTELLO, MARTELLETTO, MARTELLINO: a hammer, whether of wood or iron. Tra. 32, 78. MARTELLO A DUE MANI: a large hammer wielded with both hands, commonly called mazzetta. Tra. 121.
MASCHERA, MASCHERETTA: a mask, a favourite form in Renaissance design. Tra. 137.
MASELLI (DI RAME): sizes of copper. V. 420.
MASTICO: the varnish resin, commonly called gum mastic. Tra. 57. See also [LAGRIME].
MASTIO: the male screw; as in the process of striking coins with the screw. Tra. 122.