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Definition of mote
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Mote (v.) See 1st Mot.
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Septical
::
Septical
(a.)
Having
power to
promote
putrefaction.
Distantly
::
Distantly
(adv.)
At a
distance;
remotely;
with
reserve.
Foment
::
Foment
(v. t.) To nurse to life or
activity;
to
cherish
and
promote
by
excitements;
to
encourage;
to abet; to
instigate;
-- used often in a bad
sense;
as, to
foment
ill
humors..
Lady''s Comb
::
Lady's
comb () An
umbelliferous
plant
(Scandix
Pecten-Veneris),
its
clusters
of long
slender
fruits
remotely
resembling
a
comb..
Ecbolic
::
Ecbolic
(n.) A drug, as
ergot,
which by
exciting
uterine
contractions
promotes
the
expulsion
of the
contents
of the
uterus..
Promoter
::
Promoter
(n.)
Specifically,
one who sets on foot, and takes the
preliminary
steps in, a
scheme
for the
organization
of a
corporation,
a
joint-stock
company,
or the
like..
Terremote
::
Terremote
(n.) An
earthquake.
Revivalist
::
Revivalist
(n.) A
clergyman
or
layman
who
promotes
revivals
of
religion;
an
advocate
for
religious
revivals;
sometimes,
specifically,
a
clergyman,
without
a
particular
charge,
who goes about to
promote
revivals.
Also used
adjectively..
Speed
::
Speed (n.) One who, or that
which,
causes
or
promotes
speed or
success..
Solitude
::
Solitude
(a.)
Remoteness
from
society;
destitution
of
company;
seclusion;
-- said of
places;
as, the
solitude
of a
wood..
Porotic
::
Porotic
(n.) A
medicine
supposed
to
promote
the
formation
of
callus.
Vicinity
::
Vicinity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being near, or not
remote;
nearness;
propinquity;
proximity;
as, the value of the
estate
was
increased
by the
vicinity
of two
country
seats..
Ulterior
::
Ulterior
(a.)
Further;
remoter;
more
distant;
succeeding;
as,
ulterior
demands
or
propositions;
ulterior
views;
what
ulterior
measures
will be
adopted
is
uncertain..
Friendly
::
Friendly
(a.)
Having
the
temper
and
disposition
of a
friend;
disposed
to
promote
the good of
another;
kind;
favorable.
Nutriment
::
Nutriment
(n.) That which
promotes
development
or
growth.
Outlying
::
Outlying
(a.) Lying or being at a
distance
from the
central
part, or the main body; being on, or
beyond,
the
frontier;
exterior;
remote;
detached..
Aid
::
Aid (v. t.) The
person
or thing that
promotes
or helps in
something
done; a
helper;
an
assistant.
Hint
::
Hint (n.) A
remote
allusion;
slight
mention;
intimation;
insinuation;
a
suggestion
or
reminder,
without
a full
declaration
or
explanation;
also, an
occasion
or
motive..
Subscription
::
Subscription
(n.) The
acceptance
of
articles,
or other tests
tending
to
promote
uniformity;
esp. (Ch. of
Eng.),
formal
assent
to the
Thirty-nine
Articles
and the Book of
Common
Prayer,
required
before
ordination..
Furthermost
::
Furthermost
(a.) Most
remote;
furthest.
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