Misseyd, part. pa. S. spoken to reproachfully, 1688.
Mithe, Mythe, v. S. [miðan] to conceal, hide, dissemble, 652, 948, 1278. Sche might no lenger mithe. Horn Childe, ap. Rits. M. R. V. 3, p. 310.
Mixed, adj. vile, base, 2533. From S. myx, fimus. Cf. Mix in William of Palerne.
Mo, adj. comp. S. more, 1742, 1846.
Mod, n. S. mood, humour, 1703.
Moder, n. S. mother, 974, 1388, &c.
Mone, n. S. moon, 373, 403.
Mone, n. S. mind, say, opinion, 816. Cf. A.S. myne, monian, monung; Icel. munr. Hence, to mone, to relate, R. Cœur de L. 4636, and to animadvert, in Barbour. It appears to express the Fr. phrase par le mien escient, K. Horn, 467, MS. Douce. In nearly the same sense mone may be found in K. Alisaund. 1281, R. Gl. pp. 281, 293. Cf. ll. 1711, 1972.
Mone, v. pl. [Isl. mun] must, 840. Maun, Sc. Mun, Yorksh. Cumb. V. Jam.
Morwen, n. S. morning, 811, 1131, 2669, &c. To-morwen, 530, 810. Amorwe, Sir Tr., K. Horn.