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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.
modairn, 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.
moag, moager, moagered, moagit, mogar, moger, mogert, mogre, mooger,
moger [ˈmogər]
n. A muddle, a state of great confusion, a mess, a bungle.
v. To work about in a slovenly, aimless manner. To make a mess of something or botch a piece of work with clumsy dirty handling. To dabble in a soft messy material. To roll in the gutter.
pt. pp. mogert adj. Rendered useless, messed up, botched.
n. A muddle, a state of great confusion, a mess, a bungle.
v. To work about in a slovenly, aimless manner. To make a mess of something or botch a piece of work with clumsy dirty handling. To dabble in a soft messy material. To roll in the gutter.
pt. pp. mogert adj. Rendered useless, messed up, botched.
See mocher also.
moggan, moggans, moggen, moggens, moggin, moggins, moghan, moghans, moogan, moogans, moughans, mougin, mougins, mowgan, mowgrans, muggin, muggins,
moggin [ˈmogɪn, N. ˈmug-]
n. A ( woollen) stocking, usually, without a foot, a mitten. MN. A stocking used to keep money in thus a hoard of money or savings.
pl. moggins
v. MN. To hoard money in a moggin.
n. A ( woollen) stocking, usually, without a foot, a mitten. MN. A stocking used to keep money in thus a hoard of money or savings.
pl. moggins
v. MN. To hoard money in a moggin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
blue mogginers: A nick name for the inhabitants of Peterhead.
hogger moggins: Stockings without feet.
mird moggins wi: To be intimately associated with. To share together.
hogger moggins: Stockings without feet.
mird moggins wi: To be intimately associated with. To share together.
cat_moagit, catmoagit, catmoget, catmogit, catmougit, catmuggit, katmogit, katmuggit, katmugit, kattmoget, moget, mogit,
mogit [I.Sh. ˈmoːgɪt]
also catmogit [kat-]
adj. Applied to animals having a light-coloured body with dark legs and belly.
also catmogit [kat-]
adj. Applied to animals having a light-coloured body with dark legs and belly.
modder, modderit, moddert, modher, moider, moidered, moidert, moidhered, moither,
moider [ˈmɔɪdər]
v. To confuse, stupefy, bemuse, bewilder, fatigue, harass.
pt. pp. moidert, moidered adj. Confused, dazed.
v. To confuse, stupefy, bemuse, bewilder, fatigue, harass.
pt. pp. moidert, moidered adj. Confused, dazed.
mawled, mawlin, mawlt, mawly, moiled, moiley, moilie, moilin, moilt, moilt, moilt, moily, moilya, moilyin, moilyt, mooled, moolie, moolin, moolt, moolyin, mouleagh, mouleaghed, mouleaghin, mouleen, moyled, moylie, moylin, moylt, muileen, mulliagh, mulliaghed, mulliaghin, mullion, mweed, mweel, mweelin, mweet,
moilie [ˈmɔili]
also moilin [ˈmɔilɪn], mowlin [ˈmʌulən]
n. A hornless cow or bullock etc.
also moilin [ˈmɔilɪn], mowlin [ˈmʌulən]
n. A hornless cow or bullock etc.
moilt [ˈmɔilt], mowlt [ˈmʌult]
n. Polled or hornless cattle.
n. Polled or hornless cattle.
moissen, moist, moisten, moister, moistur,
moist [mɔist]
adj. Moist.
adj. Moist.
moisten
v. To moisten.
v. To moisten.
Compounds and phrases etc.
moistur [ˈmɔistər]: Moisture.
malarie, molarie, molarie-tea, moleery,
molarie [məleːri]
also molarie-tea
n. NN.b. The meadowsweet Spiraea ulmaria, the common yarrow Achillea millefolium or the sneezewort Achillea ptarmica.
also molarie-tea
n. NN.b. The meadowsweet Spiraea ulmaria, the common yarrow Achillea millefolium or the sneezewort Achillea ptarmica.