Moline Definition

mō-lēn
adjective
Designating a cross with each arm forked and curved back at the end.
A cross moline.
Webster's New World
noun

The crossed iron that supports the upper millstone by resting on the spindle; a millrind.

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Other Word Forms of Moline

Noun

Singular:
Moline
Plural:
molines

Origin of Moline

  • From Old French molin mill, from Late Latin molinum (mill), from molere (to grind).

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Moline Sentence Examples

  • With Rock Island and Moline it forms one great commercial unit.

  • He settled at Cambridge in the same year, and married Susan, daughter of Robert Moline of Greenwich.

  • It offers day and evening cruises, primarily from Moline, Illinois, and Dubuque, Iowa.

  • It also chronicled her life as a newlywed as she had just married Matthew Moline, a former Apple Computer exec.

  • In a later interview with Larry King, Kathy alleged that Moline had stolen $72,000 from her bank account over the course of one year and although they tried to get past the trust issues she developed because of this, they could not.

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With M6 Letter Words Ending With E