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Date:
1500-1600
Origin:
mout
'to molt'
(14-17 centuries), from
Old English
mutian
'to change'
, from
Latin
mutare;
MUTATE
molt
verb
molt
x-ref
the American spelling of
moult
Definition from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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