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verb-intransitive. To toil; slave.

verb-intransitive. To churn about continuously.

n. Toil; drudgery.

n. Confusion; turmoil.

n. An unwanted rim of glass left after blow molding.

v. To toil, to work hard.

v. To churn continually.

n. Hard work.

n. Confusion, turmoil.

n. A spot; a defilement.

v. To daub; to make dirty; to soil; to defile.

verb-intransitive. To soil one's self with severe labor; to work with painful effort; to labor; to toil; to drudge.

n. A spot; a defilement.

To wet; moisten.

To soil; dirty; daub.

To fatigue by labor; weary.

To soil one's self; wallow in dirt.

To drudge; labor; toil.

n. Defilement.

n. Labor; drudgery.

n. A mule.

n. A kind of high shoe.

n. In glass-making, the metallic oxid adhering to the glass which is broken from the end of the blowpipe.

n. A tool occasionally used by miners in certain districts instead of a pick when accurate cutting is to be done.

v. moisten or soil

v. be agitated

v. work hard

"Un Lun Dun is set, for the most part, in an alternate London, a place where all the "moil" of the real London goes, the moil being everything that's broken, discarded, or obsolete."

moiled    moiling    moils   

smear    work    do work   

mohel    soil   

moiled    moiling   

daub    soil    defile    labor    toil    drudge    spot    defilement    works    work   

raker    gudeman    videocast    clargy    post-cart    ohu    roustabout    deanship    signior    Pasteur