molewarp

[MOLDWARP.) mōle, v. t. [MOLE (5), s.] 1. To clear of moles or mole-hills. 2. To burrow in; to form holes in, as a mole. mō-lěc-u-lar, a. [Eng. molecul (e); -ar .] Of or pertaining to molecules; consisting of molecules. "The spectra of these variously constituted molecules are very definite, and, for the same degree of molecular complexity, have a strange family likene to each other." -London Times. The solid, the liquid, and the gaseous states are considered to be molecular states of bodies. molecular-attraction, s. Physics: An attraction tending to draw together molecules of the same body. It is exerted only at infinitely small distances, and produces cohesion, affinity, or adhesion.