Mun is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MUN in dictionary:

VERB:
• must; be obliged to; should.
NOUN:
• (dialect) a man
• The mouth.
NONE:
• money.
• something that should not be overlooked or missed.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• man; fellow
• same as maun

Words related to MUN

maun6 muns6

Words that contain MUN

mung7 muni6 muns6 munt6 munch12 munga8 munge8 mungo8 mungs8 munis7 munts7 muntu7 yamun10 emunge9 eumung9 immune10 munchy16 mundic11 mungas9 munged10 munges9 mungos9 munify14 munite8 munshi11 munted9 munter8 muntin8 muntus8 osmund9 yamuns11 commune13 emunged11 emunges10 eumungs10 immunes11 munched15 muncher14 munches14 munchie14 mundane10 mundics12 mundify16 munging11 mungoes10 munited10 munites9 munnion9 munshis12 munster9 munters9 munting10 muntins9 muntjac18 muntjak20 muntrie9 osmunda10 osmunds10 premune11 immuner11 chipmunk21 communal14 communed15 communer14 communes14 emunging12 homuncle15 immunise12 immunity15 immunize21 munchers15 munchier15 munchies15 munching16 munchkin19 mundaner11 mundungo12 mungcorn13 mungoose11 munified14 munifies13 muniment12 muniting11 munition10 munnions10 munsters10 muntined11 muntings11 muntjacs19 muntjaks21 muntries10 osmundas11 semuncia12 immunest12 chipmunks22 communard16 communers15 communing16 communion15 communise15 communism17 communist15 community18 communize24 emunction13 emunctory16 homuncles16 homuncule16 homunculi16 humungous15 immunised14 immuniser13 immunises13 immunized23 immunizer22 immunizes22 immunogen14 munchable18 munchiest16 munchkins20 mundanely15 mundanest12 mundanity15 mundified16 mundifies15 mundungos13 mundungus13 mungcorns14 mungooses12 municipal15 munifying18 muniments13 munitions11 nonimmune13 osmundine12 semunciae13 semuncial13 semuncias13 ammunition14 autoimmune14 barramunda15 barramundi15 burramundi15 cassumunar14 coatimundi15 communally19 communards17 communings17 communions16 communique25 communised17 communises16 communisms18 communists16 communized26 communizes25 emunctions14 homuncular17 homuncules17 homunculus17 immunisers14 immunising15 immunities14 immunizers23 immunizing24 immunoblot16 immunogens15 immunology18 munchables19 mundifying20 municipals16 munificent17 munifience17 munitioned13 munitioner12 osmundines13 praemunire14 remunerate12 ammunitions15 antemundane14 barramundas16 barramundis16 burramundis16 cassumunars15 coatimundis16 communalise17 communalism19 communalist17 communality20 communalize26 communicant19 communicate19 communional17 communiques26 communising18 communistic19 communities17 communizing27 decommunise18 decommunize27 emunctories15 excommunion24 hyperimmune23 immunoassay18 immunoblots17 immunogenic18 immunologic18 immunotoxic24 immunotoxin22 mundaneness14 mundanities14 mundunguses15 municipally20 munificence20 munifiences18 munitioneer13 munitioners13 munitioning14 praemunires15 premunition15 remunerable15 remunerated14 remunerates13 remunerator13 submunition15 unimmunised16 unimmunized25 ammunitioned17 autoimmunity19 barramundies17 communalised19 communaliser18 communalises18 communalisms20 communalists18 communalized28 communalizer27 communalizes27 communicable22 communicably25 communicants20 communicated21 communicatee20 communicates20 communicator20 communitaire18 decommunised20 decommunises19 decommunized29 decommunizes28 discommunity22 excommunions25 extramundane22 immunisation16 immunization25 immunoassays19 immunologies17 immunologist17 immunotoxins23 incomunicado19 intercommune18 intermundane15 intramundane15 municipalise18 municipalism20 municipalist18 municipality21 municipalize27 munificences21 munificently22 munitioneers14 munitionette14 noncommunist18 noncommunity21 nonmunicipal18 premunitions16 remunerating15 remuneration14 remunerative17 remunerators14 remuneratory17 subcommunity23 submunitions16 supermundane17 supramundane17 transmundane15 ultramundane15 unmunitioned15 nonimmunized26 ammunitioning18 anticommunism21 anticommunist19 communalisers19 communalising20 communalistic21 communalities19 communalizers28 communalizing29 communautaire19 communicatees21

How to use MUN in a sentence

• The old Betsy had a-promised me good luck first along, and yet I was most afraid to speak to mun, though nobody was by.
• So before very long Jan was obliged to give mun to me, and I carried mun along as best I could.
• I seed mun many times afterward, for he was always a-looking to the rear where our ridgment was, a-helping and encouraging so well as he could.
• I thought that I should never get mun back alive then, but I did hope never to see mun look so again.
• Daddy Bunker saw that Mun Bun was only caught by his clothing.
• Russ, however, like Rose, was instantly alarmed by the absence of Mun Bun.
• If they ran to find Mun Bun, the calf would be lost.
• By and by Mun Bun heard them calling, and he called back.
• CHAPTER VI THE COAL STRIKE Mother, of course, took Mun Bun and Margy back to Pineville by train.
• I left it sticking in that cushion on the bureau in that room where Russ and Mun Bun and I slept.
• He saw Rose and Mun Bun disappearing up the high steps, and he presumed Laddie and Violet were ahead.
• When one cup was full, Mun Bun took it and set it carefully down on the floor.
• Suddenly Mun Bun saw where the pleasant colored man was about to step.
• And picking flowers was one thing Mun Bun could do pretty well, little as he was.
• He had walked so far and seen so many strange sights that morning that after eating Mun Bun was just as sleepy as he could be.
• The others began to laugh at that, but Mun Bun did not laugh.
• Mun Bun might have fallen out had not both Russ and Rose clung to him.
• So Mun Bun kept very still, crouching down there in the box.
• Just then, and before Mun Bun could change his mind if he wanted to, somebody came along and slammed down the lid of that box! Poor little Mun Bun was much frightened then.
• Everybody came running to the spot when they heard that Mun Bun was found but could not be got at.
• Laddie said he thought he could make up a riddle about Mun Bun in the box, but before he managed to do this the chief arrived with the key.
• Anyhow he was in it now, and, as he stood there, Margy and Mun Bun were having a sort of tug of war to see who should pull the handle of the chain that worked the shower bath.
• Of course Margy and Mun Bun, being little, felt worse over the loss of their balloons than the others did.
• So, while Russ, Laddie and Mun Bun went to the garage to try to make another harness for Alexis, Rose and Margy played with their dolls.
• Down the street he slowly walked, much to the delight of Mun Bun.
• So there was no one in particular to see what Mun Bun was doing, and he was just having the grandest time, all by himself, driving the poor, thin horse.
• Down the side street went the junk wagon, with Mun Bun on it.
• Mun Bun and Margy came from the yard, where they had been playing in the sand pile, and they, too, wanted rides.
• In this connexion the pioneer work of the late Comte de Mun and Professor Raoul Jay has been of inestimable value.

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