moile

As nouns the difference between terms and moile

is that terms is while moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As nouns the difference between maile and moile

is that maile is a flowering Hawaiian vine, of the genus genus: Alyxia, used to make lei while moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As nouns the difference between moile and moilee

is that moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times while moilee is an Indian curry, originally from Goa, containing fish or seafood and coconut milk.

As a noun moile

is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As an adjective motile is

having the power to move spontaneously.

As a verb moiled

is past tense of moil.

As a noun moile is

a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

Moole is often a misspelling of moile.

Moole has no English definition.

As a noun moile

is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As a noun moile

is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As an adjective molle is

flat; lowered by a semitone.

As nouns the difference between moile and moire

is that moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times while moire is originally, a fine textile fabric made of the hair of an Asiatic goat; any textile fabric to which a watered appearance is given.

As nouns the difference between moils and moile

is that moils is plural of lang=en while moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.

As a verb moils

is third-person singular of moil.

As nouns the difference between toile and moile

is that toile is plain or simple twilled fabric while moile is a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times.