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mauch, mauchie, mauchit, maugh, maughit, maughy, meech, moch, moch$d, moch-aeten, moch-aiten, moch-eaten, moch-eiten, mochet, moch-etten, mochey, mochie, mochit, mocht, mochy, mogh, moghy, moochted, moochtit, moochty, moth, mothet, mothie, mothit, mothy, mouch, moud, moud, moughit, moughy, mowd, mowd, muchty,
moch [mox]
n. A moth, usually a clothes moth or its larva.
v. To be infested with moths.
pt. pp. mocht adj. mochit Moth infested.
n. A moth, usually a clothes moth or its larva.
v. To be infested with moths.
pt. pp. mocht adj. mochit Moth infested.
mochie [ˈmoxe]
adj. Infested with moths.
adj. Infested with moths.
Compounds and phrases etc.
moch-eaten, moch-etten [-ˈɛtən, -ˈetən]: Moth-eaten.
mocher, mochre, mogger, mucher,
mocher [ˈmɔxər, ˈmʌxər]
v. To busy oneself about matters of little importance. To potter about, to work aimlessly or confusedly.
v. To busy oneself about matters of little importance. To potter about, to work aimlessly or confusedly.
See moger also.
Mochrum,
Mochrum [ˈmoxrəm]
pn. Mochrum (Wigtownshire).
pn. Mochrum (Wigtownshire).
Compounds and phrases etc.
mochrum elder: The local name for the cormarant Phalacrocorax carbo.
mock, mock$t, mockery, mockit, mockreef, mockrif, mockrife, mockt, mokkit,
mock [mɔk]
n. Derision, scorn. Something to be scorned or derided.
v. To mock.
pt. pp. mockit
n. Derision, scorn. Something to be scorned or derided.
v. To mock.
pt. pp. mockit
Compounds and phrases etc.
mockery: Mockery.
mockrif [-rɪf, -rəif]: adj. Scornful, mocking.
mockrif [-rɪf, -rəif]: adj. Scornful, mocking.
moade, mod,
mod [mɔːd]
n. The annual gathering or festival celebrating highland culture, originally applied to a council, parliament or other administrative gathering.
n. The annual gathering or festival celebrating highland culture, originally applied to a council, parliament or other administrative gathering.
From Gaelic mòd.
model,
model [ˈmɔdəl, ˈmodəl]
n. A model. An exact likeness or replica.
n. A model. An exact likeness or replica.
moaderat, moaderate, moadrit, moderat, moderate, moderation, moderatit, moderator, modrit, oonmoaderate, oonmoderate, unmoderate,
moderate [ˈmodəret]
adj. Moderate. I.Sh. Of the weather: calm, temperate.
v. To moderate, preside over, act as chairperson.
pt. moderatit
pp. moderate
adj. Moderate. I.Sh. Of the weather: calm, temperate.
v. To moderate, preside over, act as chairperson.
pt. moderatit
pp. moderate
Compounds and phrases etc.
moderately: Moderately.
moderator: One who precides at a Presbyterian Church court
moderation [-eʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Moderation.
unmoderate: I.Sh. Of the weather: boisterous.
moderator: One who precides at a Presbyterian Church court
moderation [-eʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Moderation.
unmoderate: I.Sh. Of the weather: boisterous.
modest [ˈmɔːdəst]
adj. Modest, unassuming, decorous. Well-conducted, quietly behaved.
adj. Modest, unassuming, decorous. Well-conducted, quietly behaved.
Compounds and phrases etc.
immodest: Lacking humility or decency.
modesty: Moderation, self-restraint, decorum, propriety.
modesty: Moderation, self-restraint, decorum, propriety.
moadern, modairn, moderne, modren, modrin,
modren [ˈmodrən]
adj. Modern.
adj. Modern.
Moffat, Moffit, Muffat, Muffet, Muffit,
Moffat [ˈməfət]
pn. Moffat (Dumfries and Galloway).
pn. Moffat (Dumfries and Galloway).
Compounds and phrases etc.
Moffat meisur: A generous measure of anything.