moil /moil/ (archaic)

1. To wet
2. To bedaub
3. To defile

1. To toil
2. To drudge
3. To move around in an agitated or confused state

1. A spot
2. A defilement
3. Labour
4. Trouble
5. Turmoil

moilˈer noun

• prepuce
• prepuces
• prepunctual
• preputial
• prequalification
• pre-qualified
• pre-qualifies
• pre-qualify
• pre-qualifying
• prequel
• prequels
• Pre-Raphaelism
• Pre-Raphaelistic
• Pre-Raphaelite
• Pre-Raphaelites
• Pre-Raphaelitish
• Pre-Raphaelitism
• Pre-Raphaelitistic
• prerecord
• prerecorded
• prerecording
• prerecords
• pre-Reformation
• preregistration
• prerelease