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Webster Dictionary :: Molluscan

MOLLUS'CAN MOLLUS'COUS, a. Pertaining to the mollusca, or partaking of their pro...

Webster Dictionary :: Molossus

MOLOS'SUS, n. [Gr.] In Greek and Latin verse, a foot of three long syllables.

Webster Dictionary :: Molt

MOLT, v.i. To shed or cast the hair, feathers, skin, horns, _c.; as an animal. F...

Webster Dictionary :: Molten

MOLTEN, pp. of melt. Melted. 1. a. Made of melted metal; as a molten image.

Webster Dictionary :: Molting

MOLTING, ppr. Casting or shedding a natural covering, as hair, feathers, skin or...

Webster Dictionary :: Moly

MO'LY, n. [L. from Gr.] Wild garlic, a plant having a bulbous root.

Webster Dictionary :: Molybden

MOLYB'DEN MOLYB'DENA, n. [Gr. a mass of lead.] An ore of molybdenum, a scarce mi...

Webster Dictionary :: Molybdenous

MOLYB'DENOUS, a. Pertaining to molybden, or obtained from it. The molybdenous ac...

Webster Dictionary :: Molybdenum

MOLYB'DENUM, n. A metal which has not been reduced into masses of any magnitude,...

Webster Dictionary :: Mome

MOME, n. A dull, silent person; a stupid fellow; a stock; a post.

Webster Dictionary :: Moment

MO'MENT, n. [L. momentum. This word is contracted from motamentum, or some other...

Webster Dictionary :: Momental

MOMENT'AL, a. Important. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Momentally

MOMENT'ALLY, adv. For a moment.

Webster Dictionary :: Momentaneous

MOMENTANEOUS, MOMENTANY, not used. [See Momentary .]

Webster Dictionary :: Momentany

MOMENTANEOUS, MOMENTANY, not used. [See Momentary .]

Webster Dictionary :: Momentarily

MO'MENTARILY, adv. Every moment.

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