To march with
| to have the same boundary for a greater or less distance; - said of an estate. |
See also: March
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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- To make one's self scarce
- To make one's self understood
- To make one's way
- To make out
- To make pourparty
- To make prize of
- To make ready
- To make room
- To make sail
- To make scruple
- To make shift
- To make ship
- To make short boards
- To make strange
- To make the best of
- To make the face to shine upon
- To make the heart bleed
- To make time
- To make up one's mind
- To make use of
- To make water
- To make way
- To make way with
- To man a yard
- To man the yards
- To march with
- To mark a point
- To mark out
- To mark time
- To marry ropes
- To mean business
- To measure swords with one
- To meddle and make
- To meet half way
- To meet one's maker
- To meet with
- To milk a telegram
- To milk the street
- To mill chocolate
- To mind one's chances
- To misconduct one's self
- To miss stays
- To monkey with
- To morrow
- To mount a play
- To mount guard
- To move against time
- To muffle the oars
- To muster troops into service
- To muster troops out of service
- To muster up
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- To make ready
- To make room
- To make sail
- To make scruple
- To make shift
- To make ship
- To make short boards
- to make short work of
- To make strange
- To make the best of
- to make the best of a bad bargain
- to make the best of it
- To make the face to shine upon
- to make the feathers/fur fly
- to make the grade
- To make the heart bleed
- To Make This Flag Related
- To Make This Simpsons Related
- To make time
- to make tracks
- To make up one's mind
- To make use of
- To make water
- to make waves
- To make way
- To make way with
- to make/stage a comeback
- To man a yard
- To man the yards
- to march to a different drummer
- To march with
- To mark a point
- To mark out
- To mark time
- To marry ropes
- To Match Existing
- To Me
- To mean business
- To measure swords with one
- To meddle and make
- To meet half way
- To meet one's maker
- to meet one's match
- to meet one's Waterloo
- To meet with
- To Memory
- to mend one's fences
- To milk a telegram
- to milk it/something dry
- To milk the street
- To mill chocolate
- to mince words
- To mind one's chances
- to mind one's own business
- to mind one's p's and q's
- to mind the store
- To misconduct one's self
- to miss one's guess
- To miss stays
- to miss the boat/bus
- To monkey with
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