Moss

mos, n. (Bot.) An acrogenous cryptogamous plant of a cellular structure, with branching stem, narrow leaves, and a distinct root, — popularly ap- Elied to other cryptogamic plants, esp. lichens. A og; a place where peat is found. — v. t. [mo ed (most), mo ing.] To cover with mo . — Mo 'y, -I, a. [-IER, -iest.] Overgrown, abounding, or bordered with, mo . — Mo -rose, n. A variety of rose having a mo like pubescence or growth on the calyx or envelope of the flower. Most, Mostly. See under More. Mostic, -tick. Same as Maul-stick.