mob1lize

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 47
t. [Fr. mobiliser, from mobile = movable.] 1. Ord. Lang.: To put in a state of readine for service. "To equalize, mobilize , and drill into a sort of uniformity the whole cla of agricultural laborers."- London Times. 2. Mil .: To put in a state of readine for active service, as troops; to call out for active service. *mo-ble, v . t . [A freq. from mob (2), v. (q. v.)] To wrap or muffle up, as in a hood; to mob. mō-bleş, s. pl . [See def.] Law : A corruption of movables (q. v.).
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