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The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 50
& 8. [Lat. moribund us, from morior =to die.] A. As adj.: In a dying state; doomed to a very speedy death or di olution. †B. As subst.: One who is apparently doomed to a very speedy death; one in a dying condition. mör-Ic, a . [Lat., ., mor ( us ) (q. v.); Eng. suff. -ic .] Containing or derived from Morus tinct or i a . moric-acid, s. *mo-rig-er-oŭs, a . [Lat. morigerus , from mos (gen it. mor is )=temper, manners, and gero = to manage.] Obedient, obsequious.
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