MONTH, _s._ month, A 92; Monthes, _pl._ A 704; T. ii. 50; Monthes, _gen. pl._ (after _twelf_), B 1674. See MONETH. MOOD (m['o]['o]d), _s._ anger, A 1760; thought, C 126. A.S. _m[=o]d_. MOON (m[`o][`o]n), _s._ moan, lamentation, complaint, L. 1169, 1799, 2379. See MONE. MOORNE, _v._; Morne, _ger._ D 848; Moorne, _1 pr. s._ mourn, A 3704; Moorneth, _pr. s._ F 819; Moorne, _pr. pl._ B 1933. MOORNINGE, _s._ mourning, plaint, A 3706; Moorning, A 2968, B 621. MOOT (m[`o][`o]t), _s. pl._ notes on a horn, 3. 376. See note. MOOT (m['o]['o]t), _1 pr. s._ must, shall, 5. 642; 6. 85; T. iii. 1195, B 1853, 3104, E 872, F 41; Moot, _pr. s._ must, ought to, A 232, 732, 735, 1169, B 3697, D 980; is to (go), B 294; Mot, _1 pr. s._ may, 4. 267; must, have to, 5. 469; T. iii. 47; B 227, 737, C 327; Most, _2 pr. s._ B 104; Mot, _pr. s._ must, has to, L. 388, 1945; Mote, _2 pr. pl._ may, T. ii. 402; Moten, must, 5. 546; L. 343; Mote, _pr. pl._ must, 4. 198; L. 1925; Mote, _pr. pl._ must, A 742; Moten, B 2560; ought, D 589; Mote (_or_ Moot), _pr. s. subj._ may, HF. 102; L. 843; G 634, H 80; is sure to, L. 1632; Moot (_or_ Mote) I goon, may I still go, may I still retain the power to walk, F 777; So moot (_or_ mote) I thee, as I may thrive, as I hope to thrive, C 309, D 361; As ever mote I, A 832, D 194; Foule moot thee falle, ill may it befall thee, H 40; Moot (_or_ Mote) thou, mayst thou, B 1626, E 557; Moste, _1 pt. s._ must (go), B 282; Moste, _pt. s._ must, 4. 250; must (go), HF. 187; must, ought to, B 2031, 3232, F 442; had to, B 886, G 523; ought to (be), F 38; was made to, B 3700; Mosten, _pt. pl._ must, should, L. 99; Moste, _pt. s. subj._ might, L. 1573, 1574, 2264; B 380, E 550; _us moste_, it must be for us, we must resolve to, G 946. A.S. _m[=o]t_; pt. t. _m[=o]ste_. See further under MOST. MORAL, _adj._ excellent in character, T. iv. 1672; moral, T. ii. 167, v. 1836; A 307, C 325, 460. MORALITEE, _s._ morality, A 3180, B 3687; moral tale, I 38; moral writing, I 1088; moral of a tale, B 4630. MORDRE, _s._ murder, R. 1136; 9. 64; A 1256, B 1820; _m. wol out_, B 4242. MORDRE, _ger._ to murder, kill, L. 1536; _1 pr. s._ 7. 291; Mordred, _2 pt. pl. subj._ were to murder, 3. 724; Mordred, _pp._ B 4195, D 801, E 725, 728. MORDRER, _s._ murderer, 5. 353, 612; E 732; Mordrour, L. 2390. MORDRING, _s._ murdering, A 2001. MORE (m['o]['o]r[*e]), _adj._ greater, 7. 240; B 4. p 2. 139; T. i. 643, v. 819; HF. 1495, 2067; B 2396, E 1231; larger, HF. 500; A. i. 13. 2; More and lesse, all alike, every one, B 959, C 275, D 934, F 1054; More or lesse, 10. 61; More and more, HF. 532; _withouten more_, without further trouble, T. iv. 133. A.S. _m[=a]ra_. MORE (m[`o][`o]re), _adv._ more, A 219; further, in a greater degree, B 3745, 3842. MORE (m[`o]r[*e]), _s._ root, T. v. 25. A.S. _moru_. (The _o_ is open and not fully long.) MORMAL, _s._ sore, gangrene, A 386. See note.