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Definitions for Mot

[1] a pithy or witty remark; bon mot.
[2] Archaic . a note on a horn, bugle, etc.
[3] short for bon mot
[4] Dublin slang a girl or young woman, esp one's girlfriend
[5] (in New Zealand and formerly in Britain) Ministry of Transport (in Britain now part of the DTLR) See DTLR
[6] (in Britain) MOT test: a compulsory annual test for all road vehicles over a certain age, which require a valid MOT certificate

Words related to Mot

gibe, wisecrack, pun, quip, joke, remark, jest, gag, sally

Words nearby Mot

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Origin of Mot

1625–35; < French < Late Latin muttum utterance. See motto

Word origin for Mot

perhaps a variant of mort , obsolete slang for girl or woman, of unknown origin

Synonyms for Mot

gibe, wisecrack, gag, jest, joke, pun, quip, remark, sally, bon mot