Mowat
[moh-uh t]
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noun
Farley (McGill),1921–2014, Canadian writer.
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Mowat exceeded his orders and destroyed the town of Falmouth.
The Political History of England - Vol. X.William Hunt
He pointed in the direction indicated, and there was just daylight enough left to enable Mowat to steer into a narrow creek.
The Walrus HuntersR.M. Ballantyne
“Well, you might have a worse foundation,” returned Mowat, with something of good-natured cynicism on his rugged face.
The Walrus HuntersR.M. Ballantyne
Dispensing with the services of Mowat, Nazinred turned to the Eskimos and acted the part of his own interpreter.
The Walrus HuntersR.M. Ballantyne
Mowat, though naturally sluggish, was quick in action when circumstances required him to be so.
The Walrus HuntersR.M. Ballantyne