Associations to the word «Mott»
Noun
- Stanton
- Dude
- Abolitionist
- Wilfred
- Seneca
- Chinatown
- Macdonald
- Bronx
- Luther
- Bowie
- Coffin
- Dieter
- Quaker
- Lydia
- Ymca
- Pell
- Huntsville
- Mulberry
- Flint
- Osborne
- Suffrage
- Angelina
- Haven
- Douglass
- Abby
- Duffy
- Gurney
- Mick
- Abigail
- Hubbard
- Consultancy
- Braun
- Hay
- Watts
- Nicola
- Astronaut
- Hammersmith
- Concourse
- Bender
- Semiconductor
- Nobel
- Hays
- Toby
- Stewart
- Wendell
- Slavery
- Waterford
- Trenton
- Winthrop
- Rosenberg
- Amelia
- Basil
- Falls
- Sanchez
- Dandy
- Cider
- Harlem
- Elizabeth
- Pretender
- Stanley
- Convention
- Martha
- Ogden
- Valentine
- Electron
- Elm
- Coma
- Reformer
- Sandra
- Rachel
- Trainer
- Gibbon
- Harriet
- Phelps
- Tony
- Griffin
- Manhattan
- Feminist
- Subway
- Syphilis
- Frey
- Kelley
- Harrington
- Saratoga
- Winslow
- Mustang
- Ian
- Layman
- Penn
- Scattering
- Freshman
- Davidson
- Antoinette
Verb
Wiktionary
MOTT, noun. (UK) (slang) A prostitute.
MOTT, noun. (Dublin) (slang) A girlfriend.
MOTT, noun. (US) (chiefly Texas) A copse or small grove of trees, especially live oak or elm.
MOTT, proper noun. A surname.
MOTT, proper noun. A city in North Dakota
Dictionary definition
MOTT, noun. United States feminist and suffragist (1793-1880).
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