mot¹ /mot/ (obsolete)

1. A motto
2. A hunter's horn-call

mot² /mō/ (French)

1. A word
2. A pithy or witty saying

le mot juste /lə mō zhüst/

The word which fits the context exactly

mot³ /mot/ (Irish sl)

A girl or young woman, esp a girlfriend

MOT /em-ō-tēˈ/

A compulsory annual check made by order of the Ministry of Transport (now the Department for Transport) on vehicles over three years old (also MOT test)

To give an MOT to

mote² /mōt/ (archaic)

1. May
2. Must

so mote I thee

So may I prosper (see thee²)

motte¹, mott or mot /mot/ (SW US)

A clump of trees, esp on a prairie

• poinds
• poinsettia
• poinsettias
• point
• point after
• point-and-click
• point-and-shoot
• point-blank
• point-blanks
• point d'appui
• point-device
• point-devise
• point duties
• point duty
• pointe
• pointed
• pointed arch
• pointed arches
• pointedly
• pointedness
• pointednesses
• pointel
• pointels
• pointer
• pointers