mōror v. dep. n. to be foolish, be a fool mōrōsē adv. mōrōsĭtas Peevishness, fretfulness, moroseness; Niceness, pedantry mōrōsus adj. peevish, fretful, wayward, capricious, captious, morose; Peevishly, fretfully, … mŏrōsus adj. lingering, slow, slow in coming Morpheus the son of Sleep and god of dreams morphnos a kind of eagle that lives near lakes Morrenas adj. comm., of; belonging to mors death; to die a natural death; forms; modes of death; a goddess, the daughter o… morsĭcātim adv. by biting, by biting the lips together morsĭcātĭo a biting morsĭco v. a. To bite continually; To bite, to press the lips together morsĭuncŭla a little bite; a biting with the lips, a kissing morsum a bit, little piece morsus morsus a biting, a bite; A catching hold;; that which takes hold, a catch; Sharpness o… Morta one of the Fates mortālis adj. subject to death, liable to die, mortal; Human, mortal; subst; comm., a man, mo… mortālĭtas the state of being subject to death, mortality; a dying, death; mortals, mankind mortālĭter adv. mortārĭŏlum a small mortar mortārĭum a mortar; A large basin; trough in which mortar is made; Mortar; A hollow resem… mortĭcīnus adj. dead, that has died; belonging to an animal that has died of itself, carrion-;;… mortĭfer adj. death-bringing, death-dealing, deadly, fatal; subst; deadly things; mortally, f… mortĭfĭcātĭo a killing, death mortĭfĭco v. a. to kill, destroy; to mortify, subject, reduce to weakness mortĭfĭcus adj. deadly, fatal mortĭgĕna the producer of death, death-giver mortŭālĭa Grave - clothes; mourningweeds; funeral songs, dirges mortŭārĭus adj. belonging to the dead; vocabularies of the dead mortŭōsus adj. death-like, deadly; Deadly mortŭrĭo to long for death, desire to die mortŭus P. a. mŏrŭla a brief delay mōrŭlus adj. dim; black, dark-colored mōrum a mulberry; a blackberry mōrus adj. foolish, silly; Subst; a fool, simpleton; a foolish woman; foolishly mōrus a mulberry-tree Morvinnĭcus adj., of; belonging to Morvinnus mos manner, custom, way, usage, practice, fashion, wont; humor, self-will, caprice;… Mŏsa a river in Belgic Gaul; Meuse; Maas Moschi a people between the Black and the Caspian Seas; adj., Moschian Moschis a female proper name Moschus A rhetorician of Pergamus, accused of poisoning; A Roman surname moscilli little customs; usages Mŏsella a river of Belgic Gaul; Moselle; adj., of; belonging to the Moselle Mōses Moses; adj., of; belonging to Moses; adj., Mosaic Mostellārĭa The Ghost mostellum Mostēni the inhabitants of; a city of Lydia Mŏsŭla mōtābĭlis adj. moving, that moves mōtăcilla the white water-wagtail mōtārĭum lint mōtātĭo frequent motion, motion mōtātor a mover mōtĭo a moving, motion; a removing; motion; an ague-fit; emotions; affections of the … mōtĭto v. freq. a. to move often, move about mōtĭuncŭla a slight motion, shaking;; an attack of fever mōto v. freq. a. to keep moving, move about mōtor a mover, that which keeps; in motion mōtōrĭus adj. moving, that has motion; a stirring, bustling, noisy style of playing; Subst; t… mōtus P. a. mōtus a moving, motion; artistic movement, gesticulation, dancing; gestures; movement… mŏvens P. a. mŏvĕo v. a. and n. Act., to move, stir, set in motion; to shake, disturb, remove; to represent a C… mox adv. soon, anon, directly, presently;; quam; as soon as; Soon afterwards, thereupon,… Moyses Mŏysītĭcus adj. belonging to Moses mu interj. to mutter, make a muttering muccēdo mūcēdo mūcĕo v. n. to be mouldy, musty mūcesco v. inch. n. to become mouldy; musty muchula the Persian name of the precious stone Mūcĭa Mūcĭānus mūcĭdus adj. Mouldy, musty; Snivelling mūcĭlāgo a mouldy, musty juice mūcĭnĭum a pocket-handkerchief Mūcĭus the name of a Roman; who altempted to assassinate Porsena, and, on being appreh… mūcor Mould, mouldiness; Mustiness; a moisture mūcōsus adj. slimy, mucous mucro a sharp point; edge;; the point of a sword, the sword's point; A sword; A point… mūcrōnātus adj. pointed mūcŭlentus adj. snivelling mūcus snivel, mucus mufrius a term of abuse muger mūgil a sea-fish;; the mullet Mugillānus a Roman surname; mūgĭnor v. dep. to dally, trifle, hesitate, delay mūgĭo v. n. to low, bellow; to bray; to rumble; groans; to roar, crash, peal Mugĭo a Roman surname Mūgĭōnĭa a gate of ancient Rome, which was afterwards within the city mūgītor a bellower mūgītus a lowing, bellowing; a bellowing, rumbling, roaring, loud noise mūla a she-mule;; a mule; when a mule foals; never mūlāris adj. belonging to mules mulc the Persian name for the precious stone thelycardios