Word of the Day: Motte

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Friday, May 31, 2024

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. (Historical) A mound forming the site of a castle or camp. 2. (Especially in the Southwestern U.S.) A stand of trees; a grove. "We climbed to the top of the motte for a better look at the castle ruins and the surrounding landscape." "She built her home near a small motte, which provided much-needed shade in the hot afternoons." "The palace sat high on top of a motte, as if to assert its dominance." Today's Word Brought to You By Ditch the Chemicals! Experience Natural Relief With Cornbread Hemp Upgrade your wellness routine with the power of plants! Cornbread Hemp offers a premium line of vegan, non-GMO, and gluten-free CBD products to address your specific needs. From managing daily aches and pains with their full-spectrum CBD oils to promoting restful sleep with their melatonin-free CBD Sleep Gummies, Cornbread Hemp has something for everyone. Discover the Cornbread Hemp difference and use code CB30 for 30% off your entire purchase! Shop Now French, late 19th century A castle sitting on a motte may be surrounded by a moat. Although the terms refer to different topographical features, they sound similar because both come from the Old French word "mote," meaning "mound." The "grove of trees" usage of "motte," however, is primarily used in the American Southwest and has Spanish influences. Motte-and-bailey castles were common in 10th-century England. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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