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`23 Bug the length of an enemy battle line
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`force force] (MC)
`1 :
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`I : one that enforces
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`violent criminal employed by a crime syndicate; esp : HIT MAN 1 b : an
`aggressive player (as in ice hockey) known for rough play and fighting
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`if in a snare or bog b : to attract and hold by influence or power
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`to induce to participate (engaged the shy boy in conversation) 6 a
`to enter into contest with b 2
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`5 : partly embedded
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`1
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`or period of employment esp, as a perfonner
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`garland
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`botanist] (1903) : a large spnice (Picea eiigelmannii) of the Rocky
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`en-gen-der
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`generare to generate] W (No)
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`form: ORIGINATE
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`to make bright with or as if with light
`‘en-glne \'en-jon\ n [ME erigin, fr. MF, fr. L ingeiiiunz natural disposi-
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`1 ob: a
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`INGENUITY b: cvilcontrivunce: wiLi-: 2: something used to effecta
`purpose : AGENT, INSTRUMENT (mournful and terrible ~ of horror and
`of crime —E. A. Poe) 3
`a : a mechanical tool: as
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`FRY c : any of various mechanical appliances — often used in combi-
`nation <fire ~) 4 : a machine for converting any of various forms of
`energy into mechanical force and motion; also 2 a mechanism or object
`that serves as an energy source (black holes may be the ~s for quasars)
`5 : a railroad locomotive
`Iengine vt en-gfned; en»gin-fng (1868) 2 to equip with engines
`engine driver vi (1828) Brit: ENGINEER4
`len-gi-neer \,cn-ja-'nir\ ll [alter. of earlier enginer. fr. ME, alter. of en-
`ginnur. fr. MF eriglgneur, fr. OF engignier to contrive, fr. engin] (Me)
`1 : a member of a military group devoted to engineering work 2 ob:
`: a crafty schemer : FLOTTER 3 a : a designer or builder of engines b
`2 a person who is trained in or follows as a profession a brnnchlof engi-
`neering c : a person who carries through an enterprise by skillful or
`artful contrivance 4 : a person who runs or supervises an engine or an
`apparatus
`‘engineer vi (1843) 1 : to lay out. construct, or manage as an engineer
`2
`ll : to contrive or plan out usu. with more or less subtle skill and
`craft b : to guide the course of
`3 : to modify or produce by genetic
`engineering (grain crops ~ed to require fewer nutrients and produce
`higher yields)
`syn see GUIDE
`en-gi-neer-ing n (1720)
`1 : the activities or function of an engineer 2
`a : the application of science and mathematics by which the properties
`of matter and the sources of energy in nature are made useful to people
`b : the design and manufacture of complex products (software ~) 3 -
`\a\ abut
`\°\ kitten, F table \ar\ further \a\ ash \§\ ace \'a\ mop, mar
`\ai‘i\ out
`\ch\ chin
`\c\ bet
`\E\ easy
`\g\ go
`\i\ hit
`\R ice
`\.i\ job
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`motive 0 mountain man
`ties or increases energy or ardor (fear was a spur to action). GOAD
`suggests a motive that keeps one going against one’s will or desire
`(thought insecurity a good to worker efficiency).
`‘mo-tive \'mCi-tiv\ adj [MF or ML; MF motif. fr. ML mativus] (1502)
`1 : moving or tending to move to action 2 : of or relating to motion
`or the causing of motion (~ energy)
`motive power vi (1889)
`1 : an agency as water or steam) used to
`Jmo-tive \'mo-tiv\ vt mo-tived; mo-tiv-ing (ca. 1650) : MOTIVATE
`impart motion esp. to machinery 2 : something (as a locomotive or a
`motor) that provides motive ower to a system
`ducing motion
`mo-fiv-i-ty \mo-'ti—va-té\ n l)
`. 1687) : the power of moving or pro-
`mot juste \m6-zhr‘Est\ n, pl mots justes \same\ [F] (1912) : the ex-
`actly right word or phrasing
`lmot-ley \'m§t-le\ adj [ME, perh, fr. mot mote. speck] (Into)
`1 : varie-
`gated in color (:1 ~ coat)
`2 : composed of diverse often incongruous
`elements (a ~ crowd)
`'
`‘motley n [ME, prob. fr. lmolley] (l4c)
`1 : a woolen fabric of mixed
`colors made in England between the 14th and 17th centuries 2 : a
`garment made of motley; esp :,the characteristic dress of the profes-
`sional fo'ol
`3 : IESTER. F001. 4 : a mixture esp. of incongruous ele-
`ments
`,
`mot-mot \'m':it-.m‘zit\ n [NL momot, motmal] (1837) : any of a family
`(Momotidae) of long-tailed mostly green nonpasserine birds of Central
`and So. American tropical forests
`mo-to-cross \'m6-to-.kros\ n [F, fr. molo motorcycle (short for matacy-
`clene) + cross-country, fr. B} (1951) : a closed-course motorcycle race
`over natural or simulated rough terrain (as with steep inclines, hairpin
`turns, and mud); also: the sport of engaging in motocross races
`mo-to-neu-ron \.m6-ta-'ni'.'i-.riin. -'nyl.‘i-; -'ni'ir-.'a'n, -'ny\'ir-\ n [motor 4-
`neuran] (1908) : a neuron that passes from the central nervous system
`or a ganglion toward a muscle and conducts an impulse that causes
`movement —— called also motor neuron ~— mo-to-ncu-ro-nal \-'ni‘ir-a-
`n’l. -'nyur-
`i'i-'r6-n‘l. -nyu-\ adj
`tmo.tor \'mo-tat\ n [L. fr. movére to move] (1586)
`1 : one that im-
`parts motion; specif: PRIME MOVER 2 : any of various power units that
`develop energy or impart motion: as
`a : a small compact engine b
`:
`INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE; esp : a gasoline engine c : a rotating
`machine that transforms electrical energy into mechanical energy . 3
`: MOTOR VEHICLE; esp : AUTOMOBILE — mo-tor-dom \-dam\ in -— mo-
`for-less \~lcs\ adj
`‘motor ai1j(1840)
`1 n: causing or imparting motion b: of. relating
`to. or being a motoneuron or a nerve containing motoneurons (~ fi-
`ber)
`c : of. relating to, concerned with. or involving muscular move-
`ment (~ areas of the brain) 2 a : equipped with or driven by a mo-
`tor
`b 2 of. relating to, or involving an automobile c : designed for
`motor vehicles or motorists
`,
`I
`,
`imotor vi (1396)
`1 : to travel by automobile : DRIVE 2 : .to move or
`‘proceed at a vigorous steady pace (~ed down the field for a touch-
`down) ~ vi‘: to transport by automobile
`mo-tor-bike \'m6-tar-.bik\ n (1903) : a small USUA lightweight motor-
`cycle —— motorbike vi
`mo-tor-boat \-.bot\ n (1902) : a boat propelled usu. by an internal
`combustion engine — mo-tor-boat-er \-.bo-tar\ n — mo-tor-boat-
`ing \—tir3\ ri
`motor bus ri (1901) ' BUS la ~called also motor coach
`mo-tor-cade \'m6-
`.kad\ n (1913) : a procession of motor vehicles
`——- motorcade vi
`mo-tor-car \-.kai-\ in (ca. 1890)
`1 : AUTOMOBILE 2 usu motor car : a
`railroad car containing motors for propulsion
`motor court :1 (1936) : MOTEL
`mo-tor-cy-cle \'i-no-tar-.si-kcl\ ri [motor bicycle] (I896) : a 2-wheeled
`automotive vehicle having one or two saddles —- motorcycle vi‘ -
`mo-tor-cy-clist \-l<(a-)1ist\ 21
`motor home n (1965) : a large motor vehicle equipped as living quar-
`ters -— compare MOBILE HOME
`-
`mo-tor-ic \m6-‘tor-ik, -'t2'ir-\ adj (1930) : MOTOR lc — mo-tor-l-cal-ly
`\-i-k(a-)lé\ adv
`_
`motor inn n (1951) : MOTEL: esp : a large multistory motel —- called
`also motor hotel
`mo-tor-ise Brit var ofMOTORIZE
`'
`mo-tor-lst \'m6-ta-rist\ n (1896) : a person who travels by automobile
`mo-tor-ize \'m6-to-.riz\ vt -ized; -iz-ing (ca. I913)
`1 : to equip with
`a motor 2 : to equip with automobiles — mo-tor-i-zn-tion \.m6-ta-
`re-'25-shan\ 71
`motor lodge n (1949) : MOTEL
`mo-tor-man \'ml'5-tar-mon\ n (1890) : an operator of a motor-driven
`vehicle (as a streetcar or subway train)
`mo-tor-mouth \-.mai'ith\ n (1971) : a person who talks excessively
`motor pool n (1942) : a group of motor vehicles centrally controlled
`(as by a governmental agency) and dispatched for use as needed
`motor sailer n (1923) : a motorboat with sailing equipment
`motor scooter ii (1919) : a low 2- or 3-wheeled automotive vehicle
`resembling a child’s scooter and having a seat so that the rider does not
`straddle the en 'ne
`motor ship n 1915) : a seagoing ship propelled by an internal com-
`bustion engine
`motor torpedo bout n (1940) : PTBOAT
`mo-tor-truck \'m6-tar-.trak\ n ( 1930) : an automotive truck used esp.
`for transporting freight
`‘
`motor unit it (1925) : a motoneuron together with the muscle fibers on
`which it acts
`motor vehicle n (1890) : an automotive vehicle not operated 'on rails;
`esp : one with rubber tires for use on highways
`mo-tor-way \'m6-tar-.wa\ n (1903) chiefly Brit: SUPERHIGHWAY
`matte \'m‘zit\ in [ME mote, fr. OF mole, matte] (l3c) : MOUND. HILL; esp
`: a hill serving as a site for a Nommn castle in Britain
`motte and bailey ri (1900) : a medieval Nonnan castle consisting of
`two connecting ‘ditched stockaded mounds with the higher mound
`surmounted by the keep and the lower one containing barracks and
`other buildin s
`lmot-tle \'m‘a-t’l\ ri [prob. back-formation fr. motley] (1676)
`1 : a
`colored spot
`1 a : a surface having colored spots or blotches
`b
`
`AICS
`
`: the arrangement of such spots or hlotches on a surface 3 , M0
`mot-tled \-t'ld\ adj
`_
`5
`‘motile vt mottled; mobtling \'miit-lin. ‘ma-t'l-ii:|\ (I676) ;
`.0
`— mot-tler \'m2-it-lar, 'm§-t'l-cr\ ri
`“'11
`with spots or blotches of different color or shades of color as ifsl".‘3Il
`mottled enamel in (l92_B) : spotted tooth enamel caused by
`VINE
`drink‘ 2
`are Cale}.
`Fvater containing excessive fluorides during the time the teeth
`mot-to \'m‘a-(.)t6\ n. pl mottoes also mottos [It, fr, LL muttum
`fr. ‘L muttire to mutter] (1538)
`1 : a sentence. phrase, 0; “Ed ,1.
`scribed on something as appropriate to or indicative of its Characg m‘
`use 2 : a short expression of a guiding principle
`" 0?
`: POUT
`moue \'mii\ n [F, fr. MF — more at MOW] (1850) : a little grime‘
`mou-flon also mouf-flon \m'ii-'fl<_'>"\ n [F mouflon. fr. It dial. mm
`fr. LL mufron-, mufro] (I774) : either of two_wild sheep (Ow; on-e,:”',$
`and O. musimon) of the mountains of Sardinia, Corsica and Wm”
`Asia that have large curling horns in the males and are sumenmesim
`chided in a single species
`ll“
`mou- 'ik \mii-'zhek, -'zhik\ var ofMUZHlK
`mow age \mii-'lazh\ n [F. molding, fr. MF, fr. moulizr to mold, f, OF
`modle mold — more at Maw] (1902)
`1 : an Impression or cast mad
`forvuse esp. as evidence in a criminal investigation 2 : the taking of
`C
`impression for use as evidence in a criminal investigation
`3“
`mould \'mold\ var_of MOLD
`mould-ing \'mfi1-di \ var of MOLDING
`moult \'molt\ var o MOLT
`1 archaic: to enclose 0
`‘mound \'mal1nd\ vt [origin unknown] (1515)
`I
`fortify with a fence or a ridge of earth 2 : to form into a mound
`lmound 7:, often altrib [origin unknown} (1551)
`1 archaic : HEM
`FENCE 2 a (1) : an artificial bank or hi 1 of earth or stories; esp; one
`constructed over. a burial at ceremonial site (2) : the slightly elgvamd
`ground on which a baseball pitcher stands h : a rounded hill or am.
`ral formation 3 a : HEAP.
`l>iI.E (~s of work)
`It : a small roundod
`mass (a ~ of mashed potatoes)
`Mound Builder rt (I838) : a member of a prehistoric American Indian
`people whose extensive earthworks are found from the Great Lag“
`down the Mississippi valley to the Gulf of Mexico
`lmount \'ma\'int\ Ii [ME, fr. OE mun! & OF marit. both fr. L manl.
`mans: akin to W m n dd mountain, L minari to project. threaten] (bef
`12c)
`1 : a high
`il
`: MOUNIAIN —— used esp. before an identi
`ing
`name (Mount Evemt) 2 archaic: EARTHWORKI 3 : MOUND 2a(l
`‘mount vb [ME, fr. MF manter, fr. (assumed) VL montare, fr. 1. mom-,
`mans] vi ( Me)
`1 : ruse. ASCEND 2 :
`to increase in amount or extent
`(expenses began to ~) 3 : to get up on something above the level or
`: to go up: CLIMB b (1): to seat or place oneself on
`2); cove“,
`the ground; esp :
`to seat oneself (as on a horse) for riding N V!
`1
`n
`2 u : to lift up : RA_ISE b (1) : to put or have (as artillery) in position
`(2) : to have as equipment c (l) : to organize and equip (an attack.
`ing force) (~ an army)
`(2) : to launch and carry out (as an assault or
`a campaign)
`3 :
`to set on something that elevates . 4 n : to cause to
`get on a means of conveyance b : to furnish with animals for riding
`5 :
`to post or set up for defense or observation (~ed some guards)
`6
`a :
`to attach to a support b : to arrange or assemble foruse or display
`7
`a : to prepare (as a specimen) for examination or display b :
`to
`prepare and supply with materials needed for performance or execution
`(~ an opera) — mount-able ('mai'in-ta-hal\ adj_—- mount-er n
`3mount n (l5c)
`1 : an act or instance of mounting; specif : an oppor-
`tunity to ride a horse in a race 2 : mama SUPPORT: as a: the material
`(as cardboard) on which a picture is mounted b : a jewelry setting c
`(1) : an undercarriage or part on which a device (as a motor or an anil-
`lery piece) rests in service (2) : an attachment for an accessory rl : a
`hinge, card, or acetate envelope for mounting a stamp e : a glass slide
`with its accessories on which objects are placed for examination with a
`microscope 3: ameans of conveyance; esp: SADDLE]-IORSE
`moun-tain \'mai‘in-t°n\ rt. often zmrib [ME, fr. OF monlaigne, fr. (as-
`sumed) VL montanea, fl’. fem. of mantaneus of a mountain, alter. of L
`monlanus. fr. man!-, mans] (llc)
`1
`n : _a landmass that projects con-
`spicuously above its surroundings and is higher than a hill
`h : an
`elongated rid e 2 a : a great mass_ b : a vast number or quantity
`mountain as
`it (1597) ; any of various trees or shrubs (genus Sorbus)
`of the rose family with pinnatc leaves and red or orange-red iniits
`mountain bike in (1984) : an all-terrain bicycle with wide knobby
`tires, straight handlebars, and typically 18 or 21 gears —— mountain
`biker n — mountain biking II
`mountain bluebird n (1860) : a bluebird (Sialia curmcoides) of west-
`ern No. America having a blue-breasted rather than red-breasted male
`mountain cranberry ri (I848) : a low evergreen shrub (Vacclmum
`vitis-idaea minus) of north temperate uplands with red edible bernes —
`called also lingonberrzy
`_
`_
`mountain dew II (18 7) : MQONSHINB 3
`1 : a native or inhabitant of a
`moun-tain-eer \.mai'm-t°n-'ir\ n (1610)
`moun-tain-eer-ing )1 (1803 : the sport or technique of scaling moun-
`tains
`mountainous region 2: a person who climbs mountains for sport
`mountain goat rt (I833) : a ruminant mam-
`mal (Oreamnos americanus) of mountainous
`nortliwestem No. America that has a thick
`white coat and slightly curved horns and
`resembles a goat
`mountain gorilla vi (1939) : a gorilla (Gorilla
`gorilla beririgei) inhabitingthc Virunga moun-
`tziin range
`‘
`mountain laurel n (1759) : a No. American
`ever reen shrub or small
`tree (Kalmia lati-
`folia of the heath family with glossy leaves
`and umbels of rose-colored or white flowers
`mountain lion 2: (1859) : COUGAR
`mountain mahogany n (1810) : any of a
`genus (Cercocarpus) of western No. American
`mountain goat
`ami y
`evergreen shrubs or small trees of the rose
`mountain man :1 (1839) : an American frontiersman (as a trapper) 81
`home in the wilderness
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`FMC vs. OSS
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