mounting board, mounting paper

The same as MOUNT, 8., 1. 5. mount-Ing-ly, adv. [Eng. mounting; -ly.] So as to mount; by rising or mounting. "[1] leaped for joy, So mountingly, I touch'd the stars, methought." Mas singer: Old Law, ii. 1. mount-lět, s . [English mount , s.; dim in. suff. -let .] A little mount or mountain; a hill. "Those snowy mount lets through which do creep The milky rivers, that are inly bred." P. Fletcher: Christ's Victory and Triumph. mount-, *mount-iě, s. [French montée, from monter to mount.] Hawk .: The rise of a hawk in the air after its prey. "The sport which Basilius would shew to Zelmane, was the mounty of a heron."-Sidney: Arcadia , bk. i.