maudle
/ˈmɔːdl/verb
[no object] To talk in a maudlin way. Also with on. Now rare.
Origin
Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). Back-formation from maudlin, taken as present participle.
- hollow-hearted
- hollow-heartedness
- hollow log
- hollowly
- hollowness
- hollow square
- hollowware
- holly
- Holly, Buddy
- holly fern
- hollyhock
- holly oak
- Hollywood
- Hollywood bed
- Hollywood ending
- Hollywoodise
- Hollywoodization
- Hollywoodize
- holm
- Holm, Celeste
- holme
- Holmes, Arthur
- Holmes, Dame Kelly
- Holmesian
- Holmes, Oliver Wendell