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`the arran ement of such spots or blotches on a surface 3: Mosucl
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`to mail
`[mountain sheep n (1802) : any 07 V8l'l01l5_
`mo-tive_\'mo—tiv\ adj [MF or ML; MF motif. fr. ML m_otivus] (1502)
`with spots or blotches of different color or shades of color as if stained
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`west of Greenwich that includes the Rocky m
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`mo-tor-yiiy \'m0-tar-.wa\ rr(1903) chiefly Brit: SUPERHlGHWAY
`folia of the heath family with glossy leaves
`rib [ME, fr. OE mfitli; akin to OHG mm
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`and umbels of rose—colored or white flowers
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`a :
`the natura
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`mountain lion n ( 1859): COUGAR
`lood passes into the body of an animal ant
`inotte and bailey‘ n (1900) : a medieval Norman castle consisting of mountain mahogany n (1810)
`: any of a
`‘ ; ly bounded externally by the lips and
`two connecting ditched stockaded mounds with the higher mound
`genus (Cercocarpus) of western No. American
`pad encloses the tongue, gums, and teeth b:
`mountain goat
`surmounted by the keep and the lower one containing barracks and
`evergreen shrubs or small
`trees of the rose
`-: an individual requiring 500d (had “>0 "1
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`family
`ICE, SPEECH (finally gave ~ to her feeling
`‘mot-tle \ma-t°l\ n [prob. back-formation fr. motley] (1676)
`1 : a mountain man n (1839): mi American frontiersman (as a trapperlitfi
`: a tendency to excessive talk (2): saucy
`colored spot
`a : a surface having colored spots or blotches
`home in the wilderness
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