moline Definition
mo·line (mō′lin, mō līn′)
adjective
designating a cross with each arm forked and curved back at the end a cross moline
Etymology: < Anglo-Fr *moliné < OFr molin, a mill < VL *molinum, for LL molina, mill: from its resemblance to the iron support for the upper millstone
moline Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
gules: William Dugdale 1644 - 1660 Arms: Argent, a cross moline Gules with a torteau in the dexter canton.
Browse dictionary entries near moline
- ‹ Molie' re,Jean Baptiste Poquelin
- ‹ Molière
- ‹ molest
- ‹ moleskin
- ‹ molehill
- ‹ molecule
- ‹ molecular weight
- ‹ molecular sieve
- ‹ molecular formula
- ‹ molecular film
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