Mote is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOTE in dictionary:

VERB:
• (obsolete) may, must
• See 1st Mot.
• may or might
NOUN:
• a speck of dust
• a tiny piece of a substance; a speck
• tiny speck
• A meeting of persons for discussion; as, a wardmote in the city of London.
• A body of persons who meet for discussion, esp. about the management of affairs; as, a folkmote.
• A place of meeting for discussion.
• The flourish sounded on a horn by a huntsman. See Mot, n., 3, and Mort.
• A small particle, as of floating dust; anything proverbially small; a speck.
• (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a small particle

Words related to MOTE

moit6 moste7 mot5 moten7 motes7 mought12

Words that contain MOTE

emote7 moted8 motel7 moten7 motes7 motet7 motey10 smote7 camote10 demote9 emoted9 emoter8 emotes8 gemote9 motels8 motets8 motett8 moteys11 remote8 camotes11 commote13 demoted11 demotes10 emoters9 gemotes10 motetts9 promote11 remoter9 remotes9 unsmote9 commotes14 folkmote17 halimote13 locomote12 motelier10 promoted13 promoter12 promotes12 remotely13 remotest10 wardmote14 folkmotes18 halimotes14 locomoted14 locomotes13 moteliers11 motettist11 overemote14 promoters13 wardmotes15 copromoter16 motettists12 overemoted16 overemotes15 remoteness12 copromoters17 overpromote18 zymotechnic32 mnemotechnic23 normotension14 normotensive17 overpromoted20 overpromotes19 remotenesses14 witenagemote18 zymotechnics33 mnemotechnics24 mnemotechnist22 normotensions15 normotensives18 thermotensile18 witenagemotes19 zymotechnical34 mnemotechnists23

How to use MOTE in a sentence

• The depot at Chatham would be the mote and the beam in its intellectual eye.
• A mote in my eye is bigger to me than the biggest of Dr.
• Close to the house is the grey Norman tower of the village church, which has stood there for mote than six centuries.
• But Elinor shrunk, even yet, from deliberately putting that great thing in her eye, agonized already by the presence of a mote.
• There was not a mote in the blue air between Outledge and the crest of Washington.
• One day the brothers, met and Mote asked Chote how he was getting on.
• In the morning while Mote was driving the oil mill he was very pleased with his new job and when he had to take the bullock out to graze he took a bedstead with him to lie on.
• And at evening he went and proposed to Mote to run away with the money.
• The earth, the mother mote of my being, I could no longer see.
• Lo the isles! as a mote he uplifteth, And Lebanon is not enough for fuel, And its wild beasts for a burnt-offering.
• And it seems to me that there shall the mote be hallowed, though it may be not before nightfall.
• In the infinite arch of blue above me I perceived a speck, no larger than a mote of dust.
• This Church wants to preach to Protestants about the sin of man-worship! Verily, here we have the parable of the mote and the beam in a twentieth century edition.
• Like a bad surgeon, Labouring to pluck out from your eye a mote, You thrust the eye clean out.
• Thou hast bestowed on a drop the swelling waves of the sea, Thou hast carried up a mote to the pinnacles of grace.
• The like of these persons would depict the drop as an ocean, and the mote as a sun.
• She read, re-read, and, for the moment, that is when she was shut in alone with the books, her life with Claude presented itself to her like a mote in space.
• Uncle Toby, looking for the mote in the eye of the Widow Wadman, must have felt as did our wandering Florian.
• At first he thought it was a mote in his eye, and he rubbed the pupils but the mote grew larger, and then he looked with a new and stronger interest.
• There can be no mote that peoples the sunbeams, no little cell of life that the microscope discovers in the seed-sporule of a moss, but He is there.
• In these five minutes the stove and the mantel were dusted, the hearth brushed up, and there was neither chip nor mote to tell the tale.
• By the time he might be financially ready there is a hard glint in his eye, and he will be looking for the mote in the eye of his lady love.
• Although I must confess, that a mote in the eye, or a thorn in the side, is more dangerous and painful than a beam, or a spike at a distance.
• A prejudice in the eye is as fatal to sight as mote and beam together.
• Every creature, however paltry and insignificant, whether moth, mote, or atom, seems busy.
• Fraelissa was as faire, as faire mote bee, And ever false Duessa seemde as faire as shee.
• We have no arithmetic to tell its power on every mote in the sunbeam, or flower, or grain-head bowing toward the earth, tree brought down with a crash, or avalanche with thunder.

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