Morion
Morion, or Murrionn.armor for the head, ob.
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Morisco
Moriscon.a dancer of the morris dance, ob.
Morn
Morn, or Morningn.the first part of a day
Morning-Gown
Morning-gownn.a loose gown for the morning
Morning-Star
Morning-starn.Venus shining in the morning
Morose
Morosea.sullen, sour, peevish, cross, illnatured
Morosely
Moroselyad.sourly, sullenly, peevishly, crossly
Moroseness
Morosenessn.sourness, peevishness
Morphew
Morphewn.a white scruf, a small tawny spot, ob.
Morrisdance
Morrisdancen.a Moorish dance, ob.
Morrow
Morrown.the next day after the present one
Morse
Morsen.the river-horse, a species of walrus
Morsel
Morseln.a small quantity or piece, a mouthful
Mort
Mortn.a tune at the death of game, a doxy, much
Mortal
Mortala.subject to death, deadly, violent, human
Mortal (2)
Mortaln.a man, a human creature
Mortality
Mortalityn.human nature, death, havoc, waste
Mortally
Mortallyad.fatally, extremely, irrecoverably
Mortar
Mortarn.a cement used in buildings, vessel to pound in, bomb-cannon, lamp
Mortgage
Mortgagev.t.to pledge real estate to a creditor for security, to pledge
Mortgage (2)
Mortgagen.a pledge of real estate
Mortgager
Mortgagern.one who executes a mortgage
Mortiferous
Mortiferousa.deadly, destructive, fatal
Mortification
Mortificationn.a gangrene, vexation, humiliation
Mortify
Mortifyv.t.to corrupt, vex, humble, subdue
Mortise
Mortisen.a term injoinery, joint, cut, hole
Mortise (2)
Mortisev.t.to cut or join with a mortise