magot
noun
ma·got
məˈgō,
maˈ-,
mäˈ-
plural -s
1
: barbary ape
2
: a small grotesque figure of Chinese or Japanese style or workmanship
Word History
Etymology
French, from Middle French, from magog, magot deformed creature, from Magog, a nation represented in the New Testament as one that will be deceived by Satan (Revelation 20:8), from Magog, described in the Old Testament as a land from which the people under their king Gog wished to set forth to destroy Jerusalem (Ezekiel 38 & 39)
- interjaculatory
- interject
- interjected
- interjecting
- interjection
- interjection point
- interjectional
- interjectionalize
- interjectionally
- interjectionary
- interjections
- interjector
- interjectorily
- interjectors
- interjectory
- interjects
- interjectural
- interjoin
- interjunction
- interjurisdictional
- interkineses
- interknit
- interknits
- interknitted
- interknitting