spu·ri·ous 
(spyrē-əs)
(spyrē-əs)adj.
1. Lacking authenticity or validity in essence or origin; not genuine: spurious poems attributed to Shakespeare.
2. Not trustworthy; dubious or fallacious: spurious reasoning; a spurious justification.
3. Archaic Born to unwed parents.
[From Late Latin spurius, from Latin, illegitimate, probably of Etruscan origin.]
spuri·ous·ly adv.
spuri·ous·ness n.
- Mary Ludwig Hays
- Mary Magdalene
- Mary Mason
- Mary McLeod
- Mary (Morse) Baker
- Mary of Teck
- Mary of Teck
- Maryology
- Maryology
- Mary Queen of Scots
- Mary Ritter
- Mary Roberts
- Mary Rosamond
- Mary Stevenson
- Mary Stuart
- Mary Therese
- Mary Todd
- Mary Tudor
- Mary Tudor
- Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin
- Mary Wortley
- marzipan
- masa
- Masaccio
- Masada