1. Pertaining to the sex that begets; bearing stamens, or that fecundates; said of a screw whose threads enter the grooves of the corresponding, or female screw.

2. A male animal or plant. Male rhymes, those in which only final syllables rhyme.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• smole,
• feale,
• samle,
• maledy,
• jale,
• calue,
• melle,
• maube,
• myrle,
• metle,
• demale,
• makw,
• lmae,
• falue,
• mbile,
• metale,
• milse,
• meatle,
• maild,
• morle

• maul,
• mall,
• mallo,
• mali,
• Mally,
• mail,
• maley,
• maleo,
• mala,
• malley,
• Mallie,
• mallee,
• malo,
• Malloy,
• Maule,
• maull,
• Maile,
• mahle,
• mayall,
• mallow,
• mayle,
• maly.

The adjective form of the word "male" is "masculine".

The plural of the "male" can be the "males".

The singular of the "male" can be the "male".