| 释义 |
moll
I. \ˈmȯl\ adjective
Etymology: German, from Medieval Latin (b) molle b flat; from b + Latin molle, neuter of mollis soft, weak — more at melt
: composed in the minor mode : minor
< G moll >
II. \ˈmäl, ˈmȯl\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: probably from Moll, nickname for Mary
1. : prostitute
2.
a. : doll 2
< a sailor and his moll >
b. : a gangster's girl friend — called also gun moll
< frequented by gangsters and their molls — W.S.Maugham > |