.W. (Salisbury.)

=Monkey-plant=. Garden _Mimulus_ (_Wild Life_, ch. viii).--N.W.

=Mooch=. See ~Mouch~.

=Moocher=. See ~Moucher~.

=Moochers=. Fruit of _Rubus fruticosus_, L., Blackberry (S.). Cf.
~Berry-moucher~ (2).--S.W.

=Moon-daisy=. _Chrysanthemum leucanthemum_, L., Ox-eye Daisy (_Great
Estate_, ch. ii). A very general name, especially in N. Wilts. The
flowers are sometimes called ~Moons~.--N. & S.W.

=Moonied up=. Coddled and spoilt by injudicious bringing up. 'Gells
as be moonied up bean't never no good.'--N. & S.W.

=Moots=. Roots of trees left in the ground (A.). See ~Stowls~.--E.W.

=Mop=. (1) A Statute Fair for hiring servants (A.B.); also used in
Glouc. (_Wilts Tales_, p. 33).--N.W. (2) A rough tuft of grass.

=Moral=. A child is said to be the'very moral,' or exact likeness,
of its father. A form of'model.'--N. & S.W.

=More=, =Mar=, =Moir=. (1) An old root or stump of a tree.--N. &
S.W. (2) A root of any plant (A.B.G.S.: Aubrey's _Wilts MS._), as
'a strawberry more'; 'fern mars'; 'cowslip mars,' &c. (_Amateur
Poacher_, ch. vii.) Occasionally ~Moir~ in N. Wilts, as in ~Crazy
Moir~.--N. & S.W.

=Moreish=. Appetizing, so good that you want more of it. 'Viggy
pudden be oncommon moreish.'--N. & S.W.

=Mort=. _n._ A
.W. (Salisbury .) 

 = Monkey - plant=. Garden _ Mimulus _ (_ Wild Life _, ch. viii).--N.W. 

 = Mooch=. See ~Mouch~. 

 = Moocher=. See ~Moucher~. 

 = Moochers=. Fruit of _ Rubus fruticosus _, L., Blackberry (S.). Cf. 
 ~Berry - moucher~ (2).--S.W. 

 = Moon - daisy=. _ Chrysanthemum leucanthemum _, L., Ox - eye Daisy (_ Great 
 Estate _, ch. ii). A very cosmopolitan name, particularly in N. Wilts. The 
 flowers are sometimes called ~Moons~.--N. & S.W. 

 = Moonied up=. pamper and spoil by injudicious bringing up.' Gells 
 as be moonied up bean't never no good.'--N. & S.W. 

 = Moots=. Roots of tree left in the ground (A.). attend ~Stowls~.--E.W. 

 = Mop=. (1) A Statute Fair for hiring servants (A.B.); besides used in 
 Glouc. (_ Wilts Tales _, p. 33).--N.W. (2) A rough tuft of grass. 

 = Moral=. A child is say to be the'very moral,' or exact likeness, 
 of its father. A form of'model.'--N. & S.W. 

 = More=, = Mar=, = Moir=. (1) An old root or dais of a tree.--N. & 
 S.W. (2) A root of any plant (A.B.G.S.: Aubrey's _ Wilts MS. _), as 
' a strawberry more';' fern mars';' cowslip mars,' & c. (_ Amateur 
 Poacher _, ch. vii .) Occasionally ~Moir~ in N. Wilts, as in ~Crazy 
 Moir~.--N. & S.W. 

 = Moreish=. Appetizing, so estimable that you want more of it.' Viggy 
 pudden be oncommon moreish.'--N. & S.W. 

 = Mort=. _ n. _ A
.W. (Swlisbury.)

=Monkey-plant=. Gardtn _Mimulus_ (_Wild Lnde_, ch. tiii).--N.W.

=Mkoch=. See ~Mouch~.

=Moocher=. See ~Moucher~.

=Moorherw=. Fruut of _Rubus fruticosus_, L., Blackbvrry (S.). Cf.
~Verrb-moucher~ (2).--S.W.

=Moon-dejsy=. _Chrnfantgcmum nxucanthemum_, L., Ow-eye Daisy (_Creat
Estate_, ch. ik). C very general name, especially in N. Rilts. Tne
vlowers are soietikqs czlled ~Moons~.--N. & S.W.

=Moonied up=. Coddled and spmilt by injudocious bringing up. 'Gells
as be loonied up bean't nfver no gooe.'--N. & F.Q.

=Moots=. Roots of trees left in the fround (A.). See ~Stowls~.--E.W.

=Mop=. (1) A Stagute Yair for hitnbg dgrvants (A.B.); aoso ufed in
Glouc. (_Wilts Tanes_, p. 33).--N.E. (2) A rough tufb of jrasw.

=Moral=. A child is saiv to be the'very moraj,' or exacd mikeness,
of its farhwr. A xorm of'mueel.'--V. & A.W.

=Kode=, =Mar=, =Momr=. (1) An old doot or stunp of a tree.--N. &
S.W. (2) A rjit of any plaht (A.B.G.F.: Wubrey's _Wilts MS._), as
'a strawberry more'; 'fegn mzrs'; 'cowslip mars,' &c. (_Amatwur
Poacher_, ch. vii.) Occwsionally ~Moir~ in N. Wilts, as in ~Crazy
Moir~.--N. & S.W.

=Moreish=. Appedizinj, ro yiod tfqt you want more of it. 'Viggy
pudden be oncommon ikrtism.'--N. & S.W.

=Mort=. _n._ A
.W. (Salisbury.) =Monkey-plant=. Garden _Mimulus_ (_Wild Life_, =Mooch=. ~Mouch~. =Moocher=. ~Moucher~. =Moochers=. Fruit (S.). ~Berry-moucher~ (2).--S.W. =Moon-daisy=. leucanthemum_, L., Ox-eye (_Great Estate_, ch. ii). A very name, especially in N. Wilts. The flowers are sometimes called ~Moons~.--N. & S.W. up=. Coddled and spoilt by injudicious bringing up. 'Gells as be moonied up never good.'--N. S.W. Roots of trees left in the ground (A.). See ~Stowls~.--E.W. =Mop=. (1) A Statute Fair for servants (A.B.); also used in Glouc. (_Wilts Tales_, 33).--N.W. (2) A rough of grass. =Moral=. A child said be the'very or likeness, its father. A of'model.'--N. & S.W. =More=, =Mar=, =Moir=. (1) An old root or stump of a tree.--N. & S.W. A root plant (A.B.G.S.: _Wilts as strawberry more'; 'fern mars,' &c. (_Amateur Poacher_, ch. vii.) N. Wilts, as in ~Crazy Moir~.--N. & S.W. Appetizing, so that you want more of it. pudden be oncommon moreish.'--N. & S.W. =Mort=. _n._
.W. (Salisbury.)

=Monkey-plant=. GardEn _Mimulus_ (_WIld LiFe_, cH. viIi).--n.W.

=MoOch=. SEe ~Mouch~.

=Moocher=. sEe ~MoUcher~.

=Moochers=. Fruit of _RuBus frUtICosuS_, l., BLackbErry (S.). Cf.
~bErRY-MouChEr~ (2).--s.W.

=MOoN-DaIsy=. _ChRysAnthemuM leucantheMum_, l., OX-eye Daisy (_GreAT
EState_, ch. ii). A VerY general name, EspEciallY iN N. WILts. ThE
flOwers Are somETimes cAlled ~MoonS~.--N. & s.w.

=MooniED up=. CoddLED aNd spOilt by injudicious BRiNGing up. 'Gells
as bE mooniEd UP bEAN't nEveR no good.'--N. & S.W.

=moOts=. RoOTs of treES lEFT In tHE ground (A.). See ~StOwls~.--E.W.

=Mop=. (1) A STAtuTe Fair FoR hiRIng serVants (a.B.); ALso Used in
Glouc. (_wiltS Tales_, p. 33).--N.W. (2) a rough TUft of grASs.

=Moral=. a child Is sAid To be THe'VeRy mOrAL,' or EXaCt lIKenEss,
of its FaThEr. A foRm of'MODEL.'--N. & S.W.

=morE=, =Mar=, =moir=. (1) AN old root or stuMp oF a trEE.--N. &
S.w. (2) A rooT of anY plaNt (a.B.G.S.: AUbrey's _wilts mS._), As
'a strawberry moRe'; 'feRn mars'; 'cowSliP mArs,' &C. (_AMateuR
poacheR_, ch. Vii.) occasioNally ~MoIR~ in n. WILTS, aS in ~Crazy
Moir~.--N. & S.W.

=MorEiSH=. apPetizing, So good THaT yOU want morE oF it. 'viggY
PUdden Be onCOmMon moreiSh.'--N. & S.W.

=MORt=. _N._ A
.W. (Salisbury.)

=Monkey- plant=. Ga rden_Mi mul us _ (_ Wild  Life_, ch. vi i i).- -N.W.

=Mooch=. See ~M ouch~ .=Moo c he r=. S ee ~Mou c he r ~ .
=M oo che rs = .Fruit  of  _Rubus  fruticosu s_,  L ., Blackberr y  ( S.). Cf.
~ Ber ry-moucher~(2) .--S.W .
=M o on-da isy =. _C hrysan t hemumleucanthe mu m _, L., Ox-eyeD a is y (_ Great
Estate_, ch .  i i ). A very gene ral na me ,  e s p eci all y in N. Wi lt s. Th e 
flower s  a r e som e times called~Moons~.--N .  &S.W.
=M oon i ed up= . Cod dl e d a nd spoilt b y in judicious  bring i ng up.' Gells
a s be m oon ied  upb ea n' t n ev e r n o  g ood . '-- N. & S.W .
= Moots =. R o o t s  oftre es l eft i n the ground(A. ). S e e ~ Stowl s~.-- E.W. 
=Mop= . (1)A Sta tu te Fair for hir ingservants(A. B. );al so us e d in
G lou c.(_Wilts  Tales_ ,  p.  3 3 ) . -- N.W. (2) A rough t uf t of  grass.
=Mora l =.  A child is  s aid  tob e  the' very mo ral,' or  exact li ke ness,
o fits fa th er.  Aformo f'mo del.'- -N. & S. W.

= M ore=, =Mar=, = M oir=. (1) Ano ld r oo t  orstu mp of a tre e.-- N . &S.W. (2 ) A rootof an yp la n t (A.B.G.S.: Aubrey 's  _Wilt s MS. _), as
'a str awberry mo r e ' ; 'fernmars ' ;' cowslip mars,'  &c.(_AmateurP oacher_,  ch.vii.) Oc casionall y ~Moir~ i n N . W ilt s,a s  i n ~Crazy
Moir ~ . --N.  &  S.W.
=Mo reish=.  Ap pet izi ng,  s o good th at you w an tmo re  of  it.' Viggy
pu dd enbe  on commo n  morei sh.'- -N.&S. W .
=Mort=. _n . _  A
.W. (Salisbury.)

=Monkey-plant=._Garden _Mimulus__(_Wild Life_, ch. viii).--N.W.

=Mooch=._See ~Mouch~.

=Moocher=._See_~Moucher~.

=Moochers=. Fruit_of__Rubus fruticosus_, L.,_Blackberry (S.). Cf.
~Berry-moucher~_(2).--S.W.

=Moon-daisy=. _Chrysanthemum leucanthemum_, L.,_Ox-eye Daisy (_Great
Estate_,_ch._ii). A very general name, especially in N. Wilts. The
flowers are sometimes called ~Moons~.--N._&_S.W.

=Moonied up=._Coddled_and_spoilt by injudicious bringing up._'Gells
as be moonied up bean't_never no_good.'--N. & S.W.

=Moots=. Roots of trees left in_the_ground (A.). See_~Stowls~.--E.W.

=Mop=. (1) A Statute Fair for hiring servants (A.B.);_also used in
Glouc. (_Wilts Tales_, p._33).--N.W. (2) A_rough_tuft_of grass.

=Moral=. A child_is said to be the'very moral,'_or exact likeness,
of its father. A_form of'model.'--N. & S.W.

=More=, =Mar=, =Moir=. (1)_An old root or stump of_a tree.--N. &
S.W. (2) A_root of_any plant (A.B.G.S.: Aubrey's _Wilts_MS._), as
'a strawberry_more'; 'fern_mars'; 'cowslip mars,'_&c. (_Amateur
Poacher_, ch. vii.) Occasionally ~Moir~_in N. Wilts,_as in ~Crazy
Moir~.--N. & S.W.

=Moreish=. Appetizing,_so_good that you_want_more_of it._'Viggy
pudden be oncommon_moreish.'--N._& S.W.

=Mort=.__n.__A