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MOD MOF Mochazo, Sm MOD MOF Mochazo, sm. Blow with fe but-end of a Moderno, na, a. Late, recent, modern, new, of musket. the present time, novel, latter. Mocheta, sf. End of a column and cornice Modernos, sm. pl. Moderas, those who have whence an arch is sprung, corner-stone. Uved lately : opposed to the ancients. Mochil, sm. Farmer" s boy. Modestamente, ad. Modestly, comeUly, meekly. Mochila, sf. LA kind of caparison or cover for maidenly, honestly. a horse. 2. Knapsack, a bag in which soldiers Modestia, sf. Modesty, deceney, chastity, carry their Unen and provisions. Hacer mo­ meekness, maidenliness; coyness ; humility. chila, To provide provisions for a journey. Modesto, ta, a. Modest, decent, puré, chaste, Mochilero, Mochillér, sm. One who carries the maidenly or maidenlike. luggage or baggage of soldiers. Modificac.ón, sf. Modification, the act of modi- Mochín, sm. Young shoot of a tree. V. Verdugo. fying any thing and giving it a new acci­ Mocho, cha, a. 1. Dishorned, having the horns dental form, limitation. cut off. 2. Cropped, shorn. 3, Lopped, having Modificador, ra, s. Modifier. the branches cut off: applied to trees. 4. Modificar, ra. To modify, to reduce to a certain Maimed, mutilated. state, to modifícate, to modérate. Mochuelo, sm. (Orn.) Red owl. Strix asió, L. Modificativo, va, a. Modificatire, that which Tocar él mochuelo, To get always the worst modifies. part of a thing. Modíllo, sm. Manner, mien; the diminutive of Moción, sf. Motion, movement.—sm.V.Monzón. Modo. Mocito, ta, a. dim. Juvenile, youthful.—s. A verModillóny , sm. (Areh.) Modillón. young person. Módio, sm. Román dry measure. Moco, sm. I. Snot, the mucus of the nose. 2. Modismo, sm. Particular phraseology in a lan­ Any mucous matter engendered on the sur- guage deviating from the rules of grammar. face of liquor. 3. Snuff of a lamp or candle. Modista, s. com. 1. A person fond of dress, 4. Gutter of a candle. Moco de pavo, 1. Crest fashionable; prone to catch and follow the which hangs over the forehead of a turkey. fashions as they rise. 2. Milliner, dress- 2. Any worthless thing. Es moco de pavo 9 maker, mantua-maker, a maker or seller of Do you cali that nothing ? No sabe quitarse fashionable dresses. los mocos, The fellow does not know how to Modo, sm. 1. Mode, method, manner, form, blow his nose. Quitar á uno los mocos, To kind, guise. 2. Moderation, temperance, ci­ knock off one's nose with a blow. A moco vility. 3. Mood, the change which the verb de candil, By candlelight: applied to things undergoes to signify. the various intentions hastily or inconsiderately done. of the mind. 4. (Mus.) Tone. Del modo, del Mocosidád, sf. Mucosity, mucousness, viscosity. mismo modo que or al modo que, In the Mocoso, sa, a. 1. Mucky, snotty, snivelly : ap­ same manner as. A modo, After a similar plied to one who runs a muculent humour at manner. De modo, So that Sobre modo, the nose. 2. Despicable, worthless. 3. Igno­ Extremely. rant, thoughtless. Modorra, sf. 1. Drowsiness, doziness, heaviness Mocoso, sa, s. An ignorant, thoughtless person; .with sleep. 2. Dawn or approach of day. an inexperienced youth. 3. Flabby softness of the pulp of fruit. Mocosuélo, la, s. a*¡m. A thoughtless, inexpe­ Modorrar, ra. To drowse, to render heavy with rienced youth. sleep.—rr. To beeome flabby : applied to the Moda, sf. Fashion, form, mode, custom ; espe­ pulp of fruit. cially that which operates upon dress. Modorrílla, sf. The third night-watch. Modal, a. 1. Fashionable. 2. (Log.) Modal. Modorro, ra, a. 1. Drowsy, sleepy, heavy with Modales, Manners, customs. sleep. 2. Drowsy, dull, stupid. Modelar, ra. To model, to form. Modrego, sm. Dunce, dolt, thickskull. Modelo, sm. Model, pattern, copy, exemplar, anModulación , sf. Modulation, agreeable har­ example to be imitated, paragon. mony. Moderación, sf. Moderation, temperance, fru- Modulador, ra, s. Modulator. gality, moderateness, temperateness, abste- Modular, vn. To modulate, to sing with liar- miousness, contemperateness, circumspection, mony and variety of sound. continence. Módulo, sm. 1. (Arch.) Module, measure of co- Moderadamente, ad. Moderately, temperately, lumns. 2. Modulation. reasonably, measurably. Modúrria, sf. Folly. V. Bobería. Moderado, da, a. Modérate, températe, abste- Moéda, sf. 1. Thicket of oíd oak intermixed mious, abstinent, considérate ; gentle. with bushes and brambles. 2. Moidore, a Moderador, sm. Moderator, one who moderates Portuguese gold coin. or regulates. Mofa, sf. Mockery, jeer, scoff, mock, gibe, sneer, Moderadora, sf. Moderatrix. flout, frump. Moderar, ra. To modérate, to regúlate, to adjust,Mofador , ra, s. Scoffer, scorner, jeerer, flouter, to restrain, to curb, to repress, to keep in, to frumper, jester, mocker. modify, to mitígate.—rr. To beeome modé­ Mofadura, sf. Jeer, scoff; scorn, jestíng. rate, to refrain from excesses. Molar, ra. To deride, to jeer, to scoff; to mock, Moderativo, va, a. Moderating. to ridicule, to flirt, to froto, to frump, to gibo. Moderatório, ria, a. That which moderates. —vr. To sneer, to scoff, to flouf, to flirt, to Modernamente, ad. Recently, lately, newiy, practise mockery, to behave with contempt freshly. Mofeta, sf. Mephites : it is used by the Spanish 576 MOJ MOL ihemists to denote a mixture of hydi'ogen, Mojadór, ra, s. Wetter, moisttner. carbonic. and azotic gases. Mojadura, sf. Act of moistening or wetting. Mofetizádo, da, a. Mephitic, mephitical. Mojama, sf. Salt tunny-fish, dried or smoked. Moflete, sm. Chub cheek or blub-cheek: it is Mojar, va. 1. To wet, to moisten, to damp. 2. To commonly used in plural. meddle, to taterfere.-^-i'n. To be immersed in Mofletudo, da, a. Chub-cheeked. any business. Moflón, sm. Siberian sheep. Ovis ammon, L. Mojarrilla, sm. (Coll.) Punster, jester. Moga, sf. (Low) Cash. Moje, sm. (Coll.) Sauce of fricassee, ragout, or Mogate, sm. Varnish, a glazed cover put on any other dressed meat. earthenware by potters. A medio mogate, Mojí, Mojil, sm. V. Cazuela. Carelessly, heedlessly. Mojo, sm. (Prov.) V. Remojo. Mogato, ta, s. and a. V. Mogigato. Mojón, sm. 1. Landmark, a stone or mound Mogéles, sm. pl. (Nau.) Nippers, braided cord­ erected to mark the limits and boundaries of age made of spun-yarn. land. 2. Heap, pile. 3. Kind of play, like Mogér, sf. (Obs ) V. Muger. pitching. Mogicón, sm. 1. Blow given on the face with Mojona, sf. 1. Duty on wine sold by retail. 2. the fist clenched. 2. Kind of sweetmeat. Survey of land ; the setting up of landmarks. Mogigánga, sf. A public diversión in which the Mojonación, sf. V. Amojonamiento. company appears in ridiculous masks, and Mojonar, ra. V. Amojonar. particularly in the attitude of animáis ; ridi­ Mojonera, sf. Place in which landmarks are culous action; mask, masquerade ; mum- fixed. mery. Mojonéro, sm. Gauger, a person appointed by Mogigatéz, sf. Hypoerisy. government to measure wine. Mogigato, ta, s. Dissembler, hypocrite, a personMol a or Móla-matríz, sf. Mole, a formless who affécts humility and servile submission concretion which grows into a kin'il of flesh to obtain his end.—a. Deceitful, hypocritical, in the uterus, false conception. Mola, Barley hypocritic. or flour mixed with salt and used in sacrifices. Mogollón, sm. A hanger-on or hanger-by, a Moláda, sf. Quantity of eolours ground at once. trencher-friend or trencher-fly, a parasite. Co­Molar, a. Molar, belonging to a millstone, or any mer de mogollón, To spunge upon others. other thing fit for grinding, as the teeth. Mogote, sm. 1. (Ñau.) An insulated rock or Moldar, ra. (Prov.) To mould. V. Amoldar. ctiffwifh a fíat ctown, appearing t-t sea. 2. Mó'.de, sm. Mould, the matrix in which any Pointed stack of corn. Mogotes, Tendrils, the thing is cast or receives its form ; pattern, soft taps of the horns of deer wher they begin model. De molde, In print, printed or pub- to shoot. líshed ; fitting, to the purpose. Mogrollo, sm. 1. Parasite, spunger. 2. Clowr., Moldeador, sm. (Prov.) Moulder. fustic. Moldear, ra. To mould, to make moulds. Mohada, sf. Humectation. V. Mojada. Moldura, sf. Moulding, an ornamental cavity in Moharra, sf. The point in which a'r ensign or wood or stone. Molduras de proa de un na­ flag-staft' terminates. vio, (Nau.) The carved work of a ship's Moharrache, Moharracho, sm. Ja"k-pudding, head. merry-andrew ; a low jester. Moldurar, ra. To make a moulding or ornament Mohatra, sf. The act of selling for high prices of any thing. and buying on the lowest terms, in order to Mole, a. Soft, mild.—sf. Vast size or quantity ; cheat and overreach the buyer or seller. massiness. Mohatrar, ra. To buy under price and sell above Molécula, sf. Molecule, particle of bodies. it; to make a deceitful sale. Moledéro, ra, a. That which is to be ground. Mohatrero, ra, s. Extortioner. Moledor, ra, s. 1. Grinder, one who grinds and Mohatrón, sm. Extorter. prepares eolours. 2. Iron-pot or copper in Mohecer, ra. To moss, to cover with moss. which printer's ink is prepared. 3. Coxcomb, Mohína, sf. Animosity, desire of revenge. a tiresome fellow. Mohíno, na, a. 1. Fretful, peevish. 2. Begotten Moledura, sf. The act of grinding. V. Molienda. by a stone-horse and she-ass : applied to Molendero, sm. 1. Miller, grinder. 2. Chocolate mules. 3. Black: applied to horses, mules, etc. manufacturer, one who grinds the cocoa, and Mohíno, sm. One who plays alone against seve­ beata it up with sugar and cinnamon. ral others. Tres al mohíno, Three against oneMoler. , ra. 1. To grind, to pound, to pulverize, Moho, sm. 1. (Bot.) Moss. 2. Mould, a con­ to mili. 2. To vex, to molest; to fatigue, cretion on the top or outside of things, kept 3. To waste, to consume by use.
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