Mawkin (maäking) an oven swab; scare-crow; a bundle of rags
Mawn s. a basket (A S mand)
Maze-house s. madhouse
Mazy adj. mad, ex. I be mooast maazed; a mazy ould vool
Mear, Mear-stone boundary (A S meare)
Meat-weer adj. applied to land capable of producing food that is good, fit to eat; applied to peas, beans, &c.
Meg s. the mark at which boys play pitch and toss
Meg’s, or Maggotts Diversions s. rattling or wanton fun
Meg-with-the-wad s. will o’ the wisp
Melander s. a row (Fr. melée)