Mot Definition

mō
mots
noun
mots

Bon mot.

Webster's New World
A witty or incisive remark.
American Heritage

(slang, Ireland) A girl, woman or girlfriend, particularly in the Dublin area.

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pronoun

Canaanite god of death and the underworld.

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Other Word Forms of Mot

Noun

Singular:
mot
Plural:
mots

Origin of Mot

  • French from Old French word, saying probably from Vulgar Latin mōttum from Late Latin muttum grunt, mutter of imitative origin

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From French mot. Compare motto.

    From Wiktionary

Mot Sentence Examples

  • Shops are conjectured in the forum and elsewhere, but were mot numerous.

  • A split steering rack gaiter is an MoT failure point so it is well worth replacing the damaged part as quickly as possible.

  • Whilst my car was having its annual MOT, I spent a happy hour in Beaconsfield a week or so ago.

  • Either way it would not fail the mot for a small oil leak.

  • Likely to pass an mot in twelve months time with no major work needed.

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Words Starting With

MMOMOT

Words Ending With

TOTMOT

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Words Starting With M and Ending With T

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3 Letter Words3 Letter Words Starting With M3 Letter Words Ending With T