malmockt (malm ok)

A variant of malle muck. malmsey (mäm'zi, formerly malm'si), n. [Formerly malmsie, malmesie, malmasye; Upon that hyll is a cite called Malvasia, where first grew IMG:content-0141.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Clammy; sticky. [Prov. Eng.] malnutrition (mal-nu-trish'on), n. [ Edinburgh Rev., CLXVIII. 510. Malnutrition of muscles is a factor which ought not to be forgotten. Sci. Amer ., N. S., LXI. 100. malodor, malodour (mal-ō'dor), n. [Formerly also maleodor ; mal- + odor .] An offensive odor; a stench. Her breath, heavy with the malodor of nicotine, almost strangled him. The Century , XXIX. 681.