MOYENAGE, moi'en-äzh, _n._ the Middle Ages. [Fr.]

MOZARABIC, m[=o]-zar'a-bik, _adj._ pertaining to the _Mozarabes_ or

_Muzarabes_, the Christian Spaniards who lived in the parts of Spain under

Moorish rule, retaining their ancient liturgy.--_n._ MOZAR'AB, one of

these.

MOZETTA, m[=o]-tset'ta, _n._ a short cape to which a hood may be attached,

worn by popes, cardinals, bishops, abbots. [It., _mozzo_, cut short.]

MOZING, m[=o]'zing, _n._ the raising of nap on cloth, as in a gig-mill.

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