moither
moider (ˈmɔɪdə)
/ (ˈmɔɪðə) /
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verb dialect
(tr; usually passive) to bother or bewilder
(intr) to talk in a rambling or confused manner
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Word Origin for moither
C17: of obscure origin
Words nearby moither
moisten, moisture, moisturize, moisturizer, moit, moither, moity, mojarra, Mojave, Mojave Desert, Moji
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How to use moither in a sentence
I was in that pain, sir, and I didn't want to moither my shipmets no more'n you, so I closes my teeth.
A Dream of the North Sea|James Runciman