mouldwarp
/ˈməʊldwɔːp
/(also mouldywarp or mouldiwarp)
noun archaic or dialect
A mole (animal).A ‘mouldwarp’, for example, is a mole, which was often used as a symbol for Richard III.
Origin
Middle English: probably from Middle Low German moldewerp, from the Germanic bases of mould3 and warp; compare with Dutch muldvarp.
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- give someone the shudders
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- give someone the time of day
- give someone the works
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- give someone to understand (or believe or know)
- give someone up
- give someone up for lost
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- give something a miss
- give something away
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