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moil

[moil] / mɔɪl /


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Last week, he dashed into a moil of rioting Juliette Barnes fans to save Maddie when a shelf fell on her head.

From Slate Apr. 2, 2013

While light and darkness moil and wrangle, the wife makes her inner decision.

From Time Magazine Archive

Ill-health having retired him from the moil of politics, he has been teaching law at the University of Colorado since 1917.

From Time Magazine Archive

The New York Herald Tribune hissed: "L'Universite, c'est moil" On the bulletin board of Columbia's Law School appeared a scrawl: "Heil Butler!"

From Time Magazine Archive

It was a busy place long before London Bridge was built—a place of throng and moil as far back as the centuries before the coming of the Romans.

From Westminster The Fascination of London by Mrs. A. Murray Smith




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