mote (1), moot, moote
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 51
[Fr. mot.] The note or blast blown on the horn at the death of the deer. "Wind three motes upon the horn."- Scott : Ivanhoe, ch. xxxii. mõte (2), subst. [A. S. mót, gemót=a meeting.) [MOOT, 8.] 1. A meeting; an a embly, especially one for IMG:content-1420.png:[blocks in formation] mote
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