Mollify

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 335
mol'i-fl, v.t to make soft or tender to Monasticism, a uage to calm or pacify ‘—pa p moll ified. Monday, adj. Moll'ifiable —n. Moll'ifier. fFr. — the moll i fico moll is, soft, nsvlfacio, to make.] Monetary, Mollusc, Mollusk, mol'usk, n. one of the Mollus'ca, moneyed those animals which have a soft inarticulate Money, fleshy body, as the snail and all shellfish pi. used Moll'uacs.Moll u^ks, 01 Mollus'ca. [Fr., from equivalent L. mollusc its, softish— viollit, soft.] (Fr. Molluscan, mol-us'kan, Molluscous, mol-us'kus, Money-broker, adj of or like molluscs —n. Mollus'can, a mun'i-chfmj'er, mollusc. or Molten, molt'n, adj melted made of melted Moneyed, metal. [Old pa.p of Melt.J money
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