Moll is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOLL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a prostitute.
• the girlfriend of a gangster
• a gangster's female companion
• gangster's female accomplice
ADJECTIVE:
• Minor; in the minor mode; as, A moll, that is, A minor.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• gangster\'s female accomplice

Words related to MOLL

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Words that contain MOLL

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How to use MOLL in a sentence

• And then we could say nothing, for thinking what might befall Moll if we should be parted, but sat there under the keen eye of Don Sanchez, looking helplessly into the fire.
• Nay, when Moll presents herself in her new equipment, he makes her a low reverence and pays her a most handsome compliment, but in his serious humour and without a smile.
• But for some time after he was gone Moll sat on the side of the well, very pensive and wistful, as one to whom the future was opened for the first time.
• But Moll was not content with this promise of justice.
• Arriving at Elche, we made straight for the house of the merchant, Sidi ben Ahmed, with whose family Moll had been so intimate previously.
• It occurred to us that if Moll were still living, she had either returned to England, or gone to Don Sanchez at Toledo, whose wise counsels she had ever held in high respect.
• Godwin, having the same purport, which I prayed Don Sanchez to send on with all expedition, if Moll were not with him.
• Godwin coming, brings a litter for her carriage, at the same time begging her to accept his hospitality as the true friend of her niece Moll.
• Godwin should await the return of Moll before setting out for England, very graciously offering her the hospitality of his house meanwhile, and this offer she willingly accepted.
• Godwin carrying Moll to the boat, Dawson and I wade in after him, and so, with great gratitude, take our places as Groves directs.
• The fortunes and misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders.
• After that Moll had reigned 6 yeares, he resigned his kingdome.
• Perhaps before his death an estrangement divided Hind and Moll.
• The transition gave scope for endless ingenuity, and Moll was not slow in mastering the theory of either craft.
• Thus was the craft of thieving practised when Moll was enrolled a humble member of the gang.
• Were a citizen robbed upon the highway, he straightway betook himself to Moll, and his property was presently returned him at a handsome price.
• The customary garnish made her free or the prison, and next morning a brief interview with the Lord Mayor restored Moll to liberty but not to forgetfulness.
• Moll, meanwhile, enraged beyond words at the loss of her cream, stalked off for a pail and cloth, and set herself to wash the floor, muttering curses as she did so.
• This should be presided over by Moll Pitcher and her colonial wash-maids.

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