Here you’ll find 44 Anagrams that start with M, organized from “mad” to “muse”. The list includes common nouns, verbs, and useful game words.

Anagrams that start with M are words whose letters rearrange into other valid English words beginning with M. They feature in puzzles and literature; “muse” is a well-known example linked to creativity.

Below you’ll find the table with Word, Definition, Part of Speech, Frequency, and Notes.

Word: The anagram itself; you can scan this column to find playable words and quick candidates for puzzles or writing.

Definition: A concise one-line meaning with part of speech, helping you decide whether the word fits your crossword or creative context.

Part of Speech: Shows grammatical role so you know how to use the word in a sentence or check its flexibility in puzzles.

Frequency: A common/rare/archaic tag that indicates how likely you are to encounter the word in everyday language.

Notes: Extra context such as variant spellings, regional usage, or anagram relationships that help you choose the best match.

Anagrams that start with M

WordLetter setPOS & frequencyOther anagrams
masteraemrstn.; commonstream, tamers
marbleabelmrn.; commonramble
marineaeimnrn.; commonremain
meriteimrtn.; commontimer, remit
metalaelmtn.; commonmotel
motelelmotn.; commonmetal
meataemtn.; commonteam, tame, meta
mateaemtn.; commonmeat, team, tame, meta
metaaemtadj.; commonmeat, mate, team, tame
meanaemnadj.; commonname, mane, amen
maneaemnn.; commonmean, name, amen
mealaelmn.; commonmale, lame
maleaelmadj.; commonmeal, lame
mileeilmn.; commonlime
mineeimnn.; commonmien
mieneimnn.; commonmine
mireeimrn.; commonrime, emir
mooddmooadj.; commondoom
moatamotn.; commonatom
mopeemopv.; commonpoem, pome
moreemoradj.; commonomer (rare)
moveremorvn.; commonvomer (rare)
madadmadj.; commondam
madeademv.; commondame
meadademn.; commonmade, dame
mareaemrn.; commonream
marsamrsv.; commonarms, rams
meeteemtv.; commonmete, teem
meteeemtv.; commonmeet, teem
melonelmnon.; commonlemon
moralalmoradj.; commonmolar
molaralmoradj.; commonmoral
muonmnoun.; commonnoun
mesaaemsn.; commonseam, same
misleddeilmsv.; commonsmiled
monsteremnorstn.; commonmentors
moililmov.; rarelimo (informal)
museemsuv.; commonemus (pl.; common)
mangeraegmnrn.; commonengram (rare)
mangoagmnon.; commonamong
masonamnosn.; commonmoans
matamtn.; commontam
maramrv.; commonarm, ram
modedemon.; commondome, demo

Descriptions

master
Master (n.; common) — a skilled person or leader; classic anagram of “stream” (and “tamers”); great for wordplay and crosswords.
marble
Marble (n.; common) — a hard stone or toy; an exact anagram of “ramble,” useful in puzzles and anagram games.
marine
Marine (n.; common) — relating to the sea or a sailor; directly anagrams to “remain.”
merit
Merit (n.; common) — worth or quality; anagrams include “timer” and “remit” for flexible clueing in crosswords.
metal
Metal (n.; common) — a class of elements; anagram pair with “motel.”
motel
Motel (n.; common) — small roadside hotel; a neat anagram of “metal.”
meat
Meat (n.; common) — edible flesh; shares letters with “team,” “tame,” and “meta.”
mate
Mate (n.; common) — companion or pairing; many common anagrams (meat, team, tame, meta).
meta
Meta (adj.; common) — self-referential; anagram sibling of meat/mate/team/tame.
mean
Mean (adj.; common) — average or unkind; anagrams include “name,” “mane,” and “amen.”
mane
Mane (n.; common) — a horse’s or lion’s long hair; shares letters with “mean” and “name.”
meal
Meal (n.; common) — food or a serving; anagrams “male” and “lame.”
male
Male (adj.; common) — masculine; anagrams with meal and lame.
mile
Mile (n.; common) — a distance measure; simple anagram of “lime.”
mine
Mine (n.; common) — excavation or possessive pronoun; anagrams to “mien.”
mien
Mien (n.; common) — a person’s look or manner; anagrams to “mine.”
mire
Mire (n.; common) — bog or difficult situation; anagrams to “rime” and “emir.”
mood
Mood (n./adj.; common) — emotional state; a tidy anagram pair with “doom.”
moat
Moat (n.; common) — defensive water around a castle; anagrams to “atom.”
mope
Mope (v.; common) — to sulk; anagrams include “poem” and “pome.”
more
More (adj.; common) — additional; anagrams to “omer” (a rare Biblical unit; flagged as rare).
mover
Mover (n.; common) — one who moves objects; anagram of “vomer” (anatomical bone; rare/specialized).
mad
Mad (adj.; common) — angry or insane; simple anagram of “dam.”
made
Made (v.; common) — past tense of make; anagrams to “dame.”
mead
Mead (n.; common) — fermented honey drink; shares letters with “made” and “dame.”
mare
Mare (n.; common) — adult female horse; anagram of “ream.”
mars
Mars (v.; common) — to spoil (verb); anagrams include “arms” and “rams” (note: “Mars” the planet is a proper noun and excluded in anagram pairing).
meet
Meet (v.; common) — to encounter; anagrams “mete” and “teem.”
mete
Mete (v.; common) — to allot or distribute; pairs with “meet” and “teem.”
melon
Melon (n.; common) — a fruit; straightforward anagram of “lemon.”
moral
Moral (adj.; common) — concerned with right and wrong; anagram of “molar.”
molar
Molar (n.; common) — tooth or unit in chemistry; anagrams to “moral.”
muon
Muon (n.; common in science) — an elementary particle; anagram of “noun” (nice for science-themed puzzles).
mesa
Mesa (n.; common) — flat-topped hill; shares letters with “seam” and “same.”
misled
Misled (v.; common) — deceived; neat pair with “smiled.”
monster
Monster (n.; common) — a scary creature; classic anagram of “mentors” (plural; common).
moil
Moil (v.; rare) — to toil; anagram of “limo” (informal; flagged informal/rare).
muse
Muse (v./n.; common) — to ponder or the source of inspiration; anagram of “emus” (plural of emu; plural flagged).
manger
Manger (n.; common) — feeding trough; anagrams to “engram” (memory trace; rare/technical).
mango
Mango (n.; common) — the fruit; anagram of “among.”
mason
Mason (n.; common) — a builder who works with stone; anagram of “moans.”
mat
Mat (n.; common) — small rug; simple anagram of “tam” (cap; somewhat dialectal but in dictionaries).
mar
Mar (v.; common) — to spoil; shares letters with “arm” and “ram.”
mode
Mode (n.; common) — manner or fashion; anagrams include “dome” and “demo.”
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