All articles starting with M

Moose

The moose (Alces alces), called Eurasian elk in Europe, is the largest living member of the deer family, browsing boreal forests across the Northern Hemisphere.

Moose (wrestler)

Moose, the ring name of Quinn'aka, is an American professional wrestler and former National Football League offensive lineman, known for his size and speed in TNA/Impact Wrestling since 2016.

Moose Jaw is Saskatchewan's fourth largest city, at the Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 2 junction about 68 km from Regina. Known for 15 Wing air training, the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, and the 'Canada's Most Notorious City' brand.

Moosehead Breweries

Moosehead Breweries, also known as Moosehead Beer, is a Canadian brewery in Saint John, New Brunswick, founded in 1867 and still owned by the Oland family.

Moosehead Lake

Moosehead Lake, Maine's largest lake (74,890 acres, 117 sq mi, 40 miles long, 246 feet deep), lies in the North Woods at the Kennebec River headwater near Greenville, famed for salmon, togue, and brook trout fishing, its 178-year ice-out record, and the steamboat Katahdin.

Oct 20, 2026

Mooseland

Mooseland: a small rural village on the Eastern Shore of Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia, Canada, 68 km northeast of Halifax; also the English name of the Älgriket moose park near Tingsryd, Sweden, and a German peat-moss project (MOOSland).

Sep 19, 2026

Moosetape

Moosetape is a 32-track studio album by Punjabi artist Sidhu Moose Wala, self-released in May 2021; in 2023 it became the first Indian album to pass 1 billion Spotify streams.

Moot court

Moot court, or mooting, is a simulated appellate court exercise in which law students brief and argue a hypothetical case before judges. Distinguished from mock trial by its appellate focus; major competitions include the ABA NAAC, Jessup, and the John H. Jackson WTO moot.

Moothon (മൂത്തോൻ)

Moothon (മൂത്തോൻ, The Elder One) is a 2019 Malayalam-Hindi bilingual drama by Geetu Mohandas in which a Lakshadweep boy searches Mumbai for his brother Akbar (Nivin Pauly); Sundance-developed, TIFF-premiered, NYIFF Best Film.

Sep 19, 2026

Moove

Moove is a vehicle-financing and fleet-management company founded in Lagos in 2020 by Ladi Delano and Jide Odunsi, lending to ride-hail and delivery drivers by collecting repayments from weekly earnings.

MoP

MoP, or molybdenum phosphide, is an inorganic compound of molybdenum and phosphorus and a triple-point semimetal, the first crystal in which three-component fermions were observed experimentally, in 2017.

Mopah International Airport

Mopah International Airport (Bandar Udara Internasional Mopah), also known as Merauke Airport, serves Merauke at Indonesia's eastern tip, with a 2,500-meter runway dating to World War II.

Mopani District Municipality

Mopani District Municipality (DC33), a Category C district municipality in north-eastern Limpopo, South Africa, seat Giyani, comprising Greater Letaba, Greater Giyani, Greater Tzaneen, Ba-Phalaborwa, and Maruleng; a Water Services Authority with persistent poor audit outcomes.

Mopar

Mopar, a contraction of "Motor Parts," is the parts, service, and customer-care brand of Stellantis, covering Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram, and FIAT vehicles and known for motorsports performance.

Moped

A moped is a low-powered two- or three-wheeled motor vehicle, historically a bicycle with a small engine and pedals, now defined by capped engine size or speed.

Oct 15, 2026

MOPP (protective gear)

MOPP (Mission Oriented Protective Posture) is the US military system of five graduated levels of chemical and biological protective gear, ranging from MOPP 0 to full encapsulation at MOPP 4.

Mopsa (crater on Titania)

Mopsa is a 101-km-wide impact crater on Titania, Uranus' largest moon, at latitude -11.9, longitude 302.2. Named for the shepherdess in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, IAU-approved in 1988.

Mopti (city)

Mopti, regional capital in central Mali on the Niger River in the inland delta; founded 1893 as a French post, Great Mosque built 1908; major displacement hub hit by the April 2026 JNIM-FLA offensive.

Mopti (district)

Mopti Region (Région de Mopti), Mali's fifth administrative region, capital Mopti city; 79,017 km2, about 2.37 million people, 8 cercles, Inner Niger Delta and Dogon plateau, ISO code ML-5.

Sep 23, 2026

Moqi Xie

Moqi Xie (万俟卨, 1083–1157, courtesy name Yuanzhong) was a Southern Song official who rose to chief councillor and directed the case that ended in Yue Fei's death in 1141.

Moquihuix

Moquihuix (Moquihuixtli) was the last independent tlatoani of the Aztec city-state of Tlatelolco, who died in 1473 when Tenochtitlan under Axayacatl conquered the city, falling from its Templo Mayor.

Mor Chen (מור חן)

Mor Chen (מור חן) is an Israeli venture capital investor and a Partner at Greylock Partners since January 2025, focused on early-stage Israeli founders in cybersecurity and enterprise AI.

Mor ho!

Mor ho! is an 1864 heroic epic poem by the Slovak Romantic poet Samo Chalupka, depicting Slavs who fight a Roman emperor to the death rather than submit.

Mor Jibon Xuworon

Mor Jibon Xuworon (মোৰ জীৱন সোঁৱৰণ) is the memoir of Assamese writer Lakshminath Bezbaroa, first published in 1944 and regarded as the first autobiography published in Assamese.

Mór Jókai

Mór Jókai (Jókai Mór, 1825–1904), Hungarian novelist called 'prince of Hungarian novel writing,' author of Az arany ember, Egy magyar nábob, and A kőszívű ember fiai; 1848 revolutionary, editor, MP, and Hungarian Academy member.

Oct 10, 2026

Mór Kaposi

Mór Kaposi, born Moriz Kohn (1837–1902), was a Hungarian-born dermatologist who led the Vienna dermatology clinic, described Kaposi's sarcoma in 1872, and pioneered lupus research.

Mor Talla Ndiaye

Mor Talla Ndiaye (born 2008) is a Senegalese left-footed centre-back who joined Liverpool FC from Amitie FC in January 2026 for about £1 million; a Senegal U17 World Cup player, distinct from midfielder Mor Ndiaye of Pogoń Szczecin.

Mora (linguistics)

Mora (linguistics): an abstract unit of syllable weight (μ), distinct from the syllable; one mora makes a light syllable, two a heavy one. Central to moraic theory (Hayes 1989), stress, tone, meter, and Japanese mora-timing.

Mora (singer)

Mora is the stage name of Gabriel Mora Quintero, a Puerto Rican reggaeton singer and producer from Bayamón whose debut album was Primer Día de Clases (2021).