moity
[ moi-tee ]
/ ˈmɔɪ ti /
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adjective, moit·i·er, moit·i·est.
full of moits.
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Nearby words
- moisture,
- moisturize,
- moisturizer,
- moit,
- moither,
- moivre, abraham de,
- mojarra,
- mojave,
- mojave desert,
- moji
Also mot·ey [moh-tee] /ˈmoʊ ti/.
Origin of moity
Dictionary.com Unabridged
Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019
Examples from the Web for moity
The charitable Welshman divided with the bookseller the salary given to Leonard, and left a quarter of his moity in advance.