moc

[mok]

noun Informal.

moccasin.

Origin of moc

shortened form

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My personal standards are indeed quite high, but that has nothing to do with my enrollment in the MOC process.
Rand Paul and the Certification Racket
Russell Saunders
August 11, 2014

British Dictionary definitions for moc

MoC

abbreviation for

mother of the chapel

MOC

abbreviation for

Mozambique (international car registration)

Word Origin

from Portuguese Moçambique

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My personal standards are indeed quite high, but that has nothing to do with my enrollment in the MOC process.

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