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n. A very small particle; a speck: "Dust motes hung in a slant of sunlight” ( Anne Tyler).

auxiliary-verb. Archaic May; might.

n. A small particle; a speck.

n. A tiny computer for remote sensing. Also known as smartdust.

v. May or might.

v. Must.

v. See 1st mot.

n. A meeting of persons for discussion.

n. A body of persons who meet for discussion, esp. about the management of affairs.

n. A place of meeting for discussion.

n. The flourish sounded on a horn by a huntsman. See mot, n., 3, and mort.

n. A small particle, as of floating dust; anything proverbially small; a speck.

n. A small particle, as of dust visible in a ray of sunlight; anything very small.

n. A stain; a blemish.

n. An imperfection in wool.

n. The stalk of a plant.

n. A match or squib with which, before the introduction of the safety-fuse, it was customary to ignite the charge in blasting.

May; might: chiefly in the subjunctive: as, so mote it be.

Must. See must.

An obsolete form of moot.

n. An obsolete form of moat.

n. Motion.

n. In cotton-spinning, a piece of broken cotton-seed, cotton-leaf, etc.

n. Boiled grains of maize, a dish much eaten in Peru and Bolivia.

To ride in a motor vehicle; engage in the sport of motoring.

n. (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything

"We are still trying to use our moral rectitude, but that mote is pretty obvious at present, and the values are, to be honest, quite empty."

moted    motely    motes    moting   

stuff    material   

floater   

mot    mort   

chylomicron    grain    flyspeck    grinding    identification particle   

speck    particle   

Capote    Choate    Vote    afloat    bloat    boat    capote    choate    coat    connote   

speck    mite    flet    silke