ˈmōlˌdwȯrp noun
or mold·i·warp -ldiˌw-
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English moldewerp, moldewarp, moldywarp, molwarp; akin to Old Saxon moldwerp mole, Middle Dutch moldewerp, Middle High German multwerf, moltwerf; all from a prehistoric West Germanic compound whose 1st constituent is represented by English mold (I) and whose 2d constituent is akin to Old English weorpan to throw — more at warp
1. dialect Britain : a European mole ( Talpa europaea )
2. dialect : a stupid or shiftless person
the old man … a shambling moldwrap — Maristan Chapman