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Definition of mote
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Mote (n.) The
flourish
sounded
on a horn by a
huntsman.
See Mot, n., 3, and
Mort..
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Nourish
::
Nourish
(v. t.) To feed and cause to grow; to
supply
with
matter
which
increases
bulk or
supplies
waste,
and
promotes
health;
to
furnish
with
nutriment..
Unfriendly
::
Unfriendly
(a.) Not
favorable;
not
adapted
to
promote
or
support
any
object;
as,
weather
unfriendly
to
health..
Moted
::
Moted (a.)
Filled
with
motes,
or fine
floating
dust; as, the air..
Farthest
::
Farthest
(Superl.)
Most
distant
or
remote;
as, the
farthest
degree.
See
Furthest..
Cicatrizant
::
Cicatrizant
(n.) A
medicine
or
application
that
promotes
the
healing
of a sore or
wound,
or the
formation
of a
cicatrix..
Hint
::
Hint (n.) A
remote
allusion;
slight
mention;
intimation;
insinuation;
a
suggestion
or
reminder,
without
a full
declaration
or
explanation;
also, an
occasion
or
motive..
Inexpedient
::
Inexpedient
(a.) Not
expedient;
not
tending
to
promote
a
purpose;
not
tending
to the end
desired;
inadvisable;
unfit;
improper;
unsuitable
to time and
place;
as, what is
expedient
at one time may be
inexpedient
at
another..
Forefather
::
Forefather
(n.) One who
precedes
another
in the line of
genealogy
in any
degree,
but
usually
in a
remote
degree;
an
ancestor..
Longinquity
::
Longinquity
(n.)
Greatness
of
distance;
remoteness.
Ecbolic
::
Ecbolic
(n.) A drug, as
ergot,
which by
exciting
uterine
contractions
promotes
the
expulsion
of the
contents
of the
uterus..
Educationist
::
Educationist
(n.) One who is
versed
in the
theories
of, or who
advocates
and
promotes,
education..
Advantage
::
Advantage
(v. t.) To give an
advantage
to; to
further;
to
promote;
to
benefit;
to
profit.
Mote
::
Mote () of Mo.
Vicinity
::
Vicinity
(n.) That which is near, or not
remote;
that which is
adjacent
to
anything;
adjoining
space or
country;
neighborhood..
Furthest
::
Furthest
(a.)
superl.
Most
remote;
most in
advance;
farthest.
See
Further,
a..
Dative
::
Dative
(a.)
Noting
the case of a noun which
expresses
the
remoter
object,
and is
generally
indicated
in
English
by to or for with the
objective..
Farthermost
::
Farthermost
(a.) Most
remote;
farthest.
Remotion
::
Remotion
(n.) The state of being
remote;
remoteness.
Coreopsis
::
Coreopsis
(n.) A genus of
herbaceous
composite
plants,
having
the
achenes
two-horned
and
remotely
resembling
some
insect;
tickseed.
C.
tinctoria,
of the
Western
plains,
the
commonest
plant of the
genus,
has been used in
dyeing..
Portmote
::
Portmote
(n.) In old
English
law, a
court,
or mote, held in a port
town..
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