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minimalism (style)
minimum wage (in economics)
mining (industry)
ministry (in religion)
mink (mammal, carnivore)
Minneapolis (city, Minnesota)
Minnehaha Falls (body of water, Minnesota)
minnesinger (poetry, music, the military, Germany)
Minnesota (state, United States)
Minnesota (river, United States)
Minnesota, University of (university, Minnesota)
Minnetonka (city, Minnesota)
minnow (fish)
Minoan civilization (civilization, ancient Greece)
Minorca (island, Spain/the Mediterranean)
minority (in law)
Minos (in Greek Mythology)
Minot (city, North Dakota)
Minseito (organization, Japan)
Minsk (capital, Belarus)
minstrel (in music, history)
minstrel show (in entertainment)
mint (in finance)
mint (in botany)
Minton (English sculptors)
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Minturnae (ancient city, Italy)
minuet (in dance, music)
Minuf (city, Egypt)
Minusinsk (city, Russia)
minutemen (the military, United States)
Minya, Al (city, Egypt)
Miocene epoch (period)
Miphkad (the Old Testament, Jerusalem)
mir (former Russian peasant community)
Mira (in astronomy)
miracle play (in theater, drama)
mirage (in optics)
Miramar (city, Florida)
Miramichi (river, Canada)
Miranda (in astronomy)
Miranda v. Arizona (case, United States)
Mirny (city, Russia)
Mirpur Khas (city, Pakistan)
mirror (mechanical device)
Mirzapur (city, India)
misdemeanor (in law)
Miseno, Cape (geographical area, Italy)
Miserere (in the Old Testament, music)
misericords (in Christianity, art)
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