Maysterful, adj. arrogant, VI 41. [From next.]
Maistre (-er, -ur), Mayster, n. lord, Lord, II 413, VI 102, VII 1, XIII a 2; master, V 22, VIII a 41, 236, 314, XV h 17; mayster of gramere, a title, XIII b 27 (see note). [OFr. maistre; OE. mægester.)
Maistrie, Maystrie, n. mastery, VIII a 323; for the maystrie (OFr. pour la maistrie), to the utmost possible degree, IX 233; pl. (partly due to OFr. maistrise, sg.) in make maistries, do a wonderful, mighty (here masterful, high handed) deed, XVI 116, 202, 216, 217. [OFr. maistrie.]
Make, n. mate, XV b 20, c 18, 31, XVII 139. [OE. (ge)maca.]
Make(n), Mak, v. to make, do; (with or without to) cause, compel; VIII a 205, 280, IX 120, 206, XIV b 87, &c.; Ma, X 14, 167; Mase, 3 sg. IV a 15; Matȝ, VI 250; Mais, pl. X 72; Man, VI 152; Mase, XIV b 34, XVI 116; Makes, Maketh, imper. pl. VIII a 14, XVI 383. Mad, Made(n), pa. t. I 39, II 20, VI 179, &c.; Maid(e), X 5, XVII 3 (2 sg.), 28, &c.; Maked, II 329, 498, &c. Maad(e), pp. XI b 101, 196, &c.; Mad, VI 126, VIII b 74, &c.; Maid(e), X 3, XVII 73, &c.; Ymad, III introd.; Ymaked, VIII a 180. Mad sumoun, caused (men) to summon (them), VI 179; makes ioie, rejoice, XVI 383: it maketh, brings it about (that), VIII a 199; ich made of, I summed up (as Mn. E. idiom), VIII b 5; see also Dere, Qwart, Ylet, &c. [OE. macian; with the reduced forms cf. Taken.]
Makeleȝ, adj. matchless, VI 75. [OE. ge-maca + -lēas.]
Maker, n. maker, causer, I 204; Creator, VII 1, XVI 2, XVII 1. [From Maken.]
Makyng(e), n. building, work, I 183; making, XI b 230. [OE. macung.]
Malais, n. hardship, II 240. [OFr. malaise.] See Ese.
Malice, Malis, n. evil purpose, ill-will, VII 177, IX 119, XVI 302. [OFr. malice.]