moil
verb (moils, moiled, moiling); noun (no plural)
Everyday
(old use) To moil is to work very hard, often in dirt or with tiring tasks. tree →
In the lessons
a poor man or woman who works hard all life in old tales
Examples
- He had toiled and moiled all his life. tree →
- The farmer moiled in the fields from dawn. tree →
- Do not moil so hard; rest a while. tree →
- After a day of moil, she was tired. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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