mootchiewood

A soft wood obtained from Erythrina indica. IMG:content-1392.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1393.png:[blocks in formation] mõp (1), v . t . 1. To rub or dry with a mop. 2. To rub roughly for the purpose of drying. *mop (2), v . i . [A variant of mock (q. v.).] [MOP (2), s.] To make wry faces or grimaces. [ΜΟΡΕ, υ.] "Flibbertigibbet, [prince] of mopping and mowing."Shakesp.: Lear, iv. 1. mõpe, *moope, v . i . [Dutch moppen = to pout; hence the same word as mop (2).] To be stupid, dull, or dispirited; to be spiritle or gloomy; to be without life or animation. "It directs him not to shut himself up in a cloister, alone, there to mope and moan away his life." - Horne: Works , vol. v., dis. 23.