maintain (71) afford.
man my haggard (181) "tame my wild [female] hawk."
marcantant (64) a merchant.
meacock (311) cowardly.
mend it with a largess (149) "improve with a gift or gifts given in a generous, or sometimes showy, way."
mete yard (148) measuring stick; yardstick.
mew (87) confine in or as in a cage; shut up or conceal: often with up.
Mi perdonate (25) "Pardon me."
Minerva (84) the [Roman] goddess of wisdom, technical skill, and invention: identified with the Greek Athena.
miry (67) full of, or having the nature of, mire; swampy.
movable (197) one easily changed or dissuaded; also a piece of furniture.
My cake is dough (132) "I'm out of luck."
near-legged (55) with knock-kneed forelegs.
neat's foot (17) foot of a bovine animal (ox, cow, etc.).
nice (79) ignorant; foolish.
odds (150) inequalities.
offer (59) dare.
on the score (23) "in debt."
or ere (8) before.
orchard (111) garden.
orderly (45) in regular or proper order; methodically.
ordnance (202) cannon or artillery.
Out of hope of all but (133) "Having no hope except."
outvied (383) outbid.
overeying (94) witnessing.
