MOTS

Meaning of MOTS in English

plural of mot

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MOTS — toms most
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JEU DE MOTS — foreign term Etymology: French play on words ; pun
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JEU DE MOTS — /zhuedeu moh"/ , pl. jeux de mots /zhuedeu moh"/ . French. a pun. [ lit., play of words ]
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JEU DE MOTS — foreign term Etymology: French : play on words : pun
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JEU DE MOTS — [jeu de mots] [F] foreign term : play on words: pun
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MOT JUSTE — noun (plural mots justes) Etymology: French Date: 1912 the exactly right word or phrasing
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BON MOT — noun (plural bons mots or ~s) Etymology: French, literally, good word Date: circa 1730 a clever remark ; witticism
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MOTET — Latin choral composition, generally in one movement. Its origins are in the 13th century, when words (French mots ) began …
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MOT — I. noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French, word, saying, from Latin muttum grunt — more at motto 1. obsolete …
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MOT JUSTE — mōzhu̅e̅st noun ( plural mots justes mōzhu̅e̅st(s)) Etymology: French : the exactly right word : precisely expressive phrasing pride in …
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HIBERNATE — ˈhībə(r)ˌnāt, usu -ād.+V intransitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin hibernatus, past participle of hibernare, from hibernus of winter, wintry; …
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BON MOT — bōⁿmō noun ( plural bons mots or bon mots bōⁿmō(z)) Etymology: French, literally, good word : a clever usually witty …
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MOT JUSTE — /moh zhyuust"/ , pl. mots justes /moh zhyuust"/ . French. the exact, appropriate word.
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BON MOT — /bon" moh"/ ; Fr. /bawonn moh"/ , pl. bons mots /bon" mohz"/ ; Fr. /bawonn moh"/ . a witty remark …
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MOT JUSTE — noun ( plural mots justes same ) Etymology: French Date: 1912 : the exactly right word or phrasing
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MOT — noun ( plural mots ˈmō(z)) Etymology: French, word, saying, from Old French, from Late Latin muttum grunt — more at …
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BON MOT — noun ( plural bons mots bōⁿ-ˈmō(z) ; or bon mots -ˈmō(z)) Etymology: French, literally, good word Date: circa 1730 : …
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MOT JUSTE — [ məʊ'ʒu:st ] ■ noun ( plural mots justes pronunciation same) ( the ~ ) the exact, appropriate word. Origin …
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BON MOT — [ bɒn'məʊ ] ■ noun ( plural ~s or bons mots pronunciation same or -məʊz ) a clever or witty …
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MOT JUSTE — [mot juste] n, pl mots justes [F] (1912): the exactly right word or phrasing
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MOT — [mot] n, pl mots [F, word, saying, fr. LL muttum grunt--more at motto] (1631): a pithy or witty saying
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BON MOT — [bon mot] n, pl bons mots or bon mots [F, lit., good word] (ca. 1730): a clever remark: witticism
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MALLARME, STEPHANE — Additional reading Mallarm's writings are collected in Oeuvres compltes, ed. by Henri Mondor and G. Jean-Aubry (1945, reissued 1989). Correspondance, …
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DARMESTETER, ARSNE — born , Jan. 5, 1846, Chteau-Salins, Fr. died Nov. 16, 1888, Paris language scholar who advanced knowledge of the history …
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MOT — n. (pl. mots pronunc. same) a witty saying. ø mot juste (pl. mots justes pronunc. same) the most appropriate expression. …
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MOT — n. (pl. mots pronunc. same) a witty saying. mot juste (pl. mots justes pronunc. same) the most appropriate expression. [ …
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MOT — n. (pl. mots pronunc. same) a witty saying. Phrases and idioms: mot juste (pl. mots justes pronunc. same) the most …
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BON MOT — ( bons mots, or bon mots) A bon mot is a clever, witty remark. ( WRITTEN ) ...a cheeky bon …
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