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moil

[moil] / mɔɪl /


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Last week, he dashed into a moil of rioting Juliette Barnes fans to save Maddie when a shelf fell on her head.

From Slate Apr. 2, 2013

Across a bridge and a pond is Erickson's most controversial creation: the courthouse, an airy, elegant edifice that opens the murky moil of the law to the light and the public gaze.

From Time Magazine Archive

Theirs was the moil of days, nights* and holidays caused by 3 and 4 million share days.

From Time Magazine Archive

The New York Herald Tribune hissed: "L'Universite, c'est moil" On the bulletin board of Columbia's Law School appeared a scrawl: "Heil Butler!"

From Time Magazine Archive

If Eugene is not a success amid the toil and moil of business, he shines out pre-eminently on such occasions as these.

From Floyd Grandon's Honor by Amanda Minnie Douglas




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