Moth
51moth-hunter — mothˈ hunter noun A goatsucker • • • Main Entry: ↑moth …
52moth|er-in-law — «MUHTH uhr ihn L», noun, plural moth|ers in law. 1. the mother of one s husband or wife: »His wife called the husband s mother and asked her mother in law to tea. 2. British Informal. a stepmother …
53moth´er|less|ness — moth|er|less «MUHTH uhr lihs», adjective. having no mother; having no living mother: »a motherless child. –moth´er|less|ness, noun …
54moth|er|less — «MUHTH uhr lihs», adjective. having no mother; having no living mother: »a motherless child. –moth´er|less|ness, noun …
55moth|proof — «MTH PROOF, MOTH », adjective, verb. –adj. 1. repellent to moths or resistant to the attack of their larvae: »mothproof wool. 2. impervious to moths: »a mothproof closet. –v.t. to make resistant to attack by the larvae of moths …
56moth-eaten — moth eat|en [ mɔθ ,itn ] adjective damaged by MOTHS a. old and in bad condition …
57moth-eaten — moth′ eat en adj. 1) eaten or damaged by or as if by the larvae of moths 2) decayed or worn out 3) out of fashion • Etymology: 1350–1400 …
58moth-eaten — [adj] shabby; stale ancient, antiquated, archaic, dated, decayed, decrepit, dilapidated, moribund, old fashioned, outdated, ragged, tattered, threadbare, worn out; concept 485 …
59moth-eaten — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ damaged or apparently damaged by clothes moths; shabby or threadbare …
60moth|er-na|ked — «MUHTH uhr NAY kihd», adjective. naked as at birth; stark naked …