"behavior, customs, or habits of a people," by 1922, from French moeurs, from Latin mores "customs, manners, morals" (see moral (adj.)).
modus operandi
modus vivendi
mody
Moeris
moerologist
moeurs
Mogadishu
Mogen David
mogul
mohair
Mohammed
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