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- DictionaryMot/mät/
noun
- 1. a girl or young woman, especially a man's girlfriend: informal Irish "Chrissie, Frank's mot, started flinging things down at them from the bedroom window"
The meaning of MOT is a pithy or witty saying.
Define mot. mot synonyms, mot pronunciation, mot translation, English dictionary definition of mot. n. A witty or incisive remark. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
Mot is a short way of saying bon mot, which means the same thing (and is more commonly used). Mot is also used in the phrase mot juste, meaning the exact right word. Witty statements, sayings like “history always repeats itself,” wordplay, and famous last words are all examples of mots.
MOT translations: word, message, note, line, note, say, word, word. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.
masculine noun. 1. (= terme, parole) word. mot à mot word for word. mot pour mot word for word ⧫ verbatim. sur ces mots , à ces mots with these words. en un mot in a word. à mots couverts in veiled terms. prendre qn au mot to take sb at their word. se donner le mot to send the word round.
to translate word for word. au sens fort du mot. in the full sense of the word. je n'en crois pas un ( traître) mot. I don't believe a word of it.
Dictionary Meanings. Mot Definition. mō. mots. Meanings. Synonyms. Sentences. Definition Source. Word Forms. Origin. Noun. Pronoun. Filter. noun. mots. Bon mot. Webster's New World. A witty or incisive remark. American Heritage. Similar definitions. (slang, Ireland) A girl, woman or girlfriend, particularly in the Dublin area. Wiktionary. Synonyms:
