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

• vice-chair
• vice-chairman
• vice-chairmanship
• vice-chairmanships
• vice-chairmen
• vice-chairs
• vice-chairwoman
• vice-chamberlain
• vice-chamberlains
• vice-chancellor
• vice-chancellors
• vice-chancellorship
• vice-chancellorships
• vice-consul
• vice-consulate
• vice-consulates
• vice-consuls
• vice-consulship
• vice-consulships
• vice-counties
• vice-county
• viced
• vice-dean
• vice-deans
• vicegerencies