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Webster Dictionary :: Mother-wit

MOTHER-WIT, n. Native wit; common sense.

Webster Dictionary :: Mother-water

MOTHER-WATER, n. A fluid remaining after the evaporation of salt water, and cont...

Webster Dictionary :: Mother-in-law

MOTHER-IN-LAW, n. The mother of a husband or wife.

Webster Dictionary :: Mother

MOTHER, n. [L. mater, mother; matrix, the womb; materia, matter, stuff, material...

Webster Dictionary :: Mothen

MOTH'EN, a. Full of moths. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Motheaten

MOTH'EATEN, a. Eaten by moths. Job 13.

Webster Dictionary :: Motheat

MOTH'EAT, v.t. [moth and eat.] To eat or prey upon, as a moth eats a garment.

Webster Dictionary :: Moth

MOTH, n. 1. An animal of the genus Phalaena, which breeds in yard and garments, ...

Webster Dictionary :: Motet

MO'TET, n. A musical composition; an air or hymn.

Webster Dictionary :: Mote

MOTE, in folkmote, _c. signifies a meeting. MOTE , n. A small particle; any thin...

Webster Dictionary :: Motacil

MO'TACIL, n. [L. motacilla.] A bird of the genus Motacilla or wagtail.

Webster Dictionary :: Mot

MOT. [See Motto .]

Webster Dictionary :: Mostly

MOSTLY, adv. For the greatest part. The exports of the U. States consist mostly ...

Webster Dictionary :: Mostic

MOS'TIC, n. A painter's staff or stick on which he rests his hand in painting.

Webster Dictionary :: Mosthwat

MOSTHWAT, adv. For the most part.

Webster Dictionary :: Most

MOST, a. superl. of more. 1. Consisting of the greatest number. That scheme of l...

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