mo lest

t. [Fr. molester, from Lat. moles to to annoy, from molest us =troublesome; Span. то lestar; Ital. molest are.] To trouble, to disturb, to vex, to annoy, to incommode, to interfere with. "Clarendon was informed that, while he led a quiet rural life, he should not be molested ."-Macaulay: Hist. Eng ., ch. xvii. mo-lěst, s. [MOLEST, v.] Trouble. "The country life had least molest ." Greene: (From the Morning Garment), p. 309.