How Do You Spell MOIL?

Pronunciation: [mˈɔ͡ɪl] (IPA)

The spelling of "moil" can be explained through its phonetic transcription /mɔɪl/. The first sound, /m/, is a voiced bilabial nasal consonant. The second sound, /ɔɪ/, is a diphthong that starts with an open-mid back rounded vowel sound, /ɔ/, and ends with a near-close near-front rounded vowel sound, /ɪ/. The final sound, /l/, is a voiced alveolar lateral approximant consonant. The word "moil" means to work hard or toil, and its spelling is in concordance with its phonetic makeup.

MOIL Meaning and Definition

1. Moil is a verb that refers to the act of working or moving around in a strenuous, chaotic, or disorganized manner. It can also describe a state of intense and exhausting physical or mental labor. The term is often used to convey a sense of relentless or frustrated activity.

   When someone is said to be moiling, it typically suggests that they are engaged in demanding or arduous tasks, often without any clear direction or goal. It can imply a state of being overwhelmed or struggling to make progress amidst chaos or disorder.

   The word can also be used to describe the frenzied or agitated movement of a crowd or a mass of people. It implies a lack of coordination or synchronization, producing a scene of commotion and tumult.

   In a broader sense, moil can also be used metaphorically to describe intense mental or emotional turmoil. It suggests a state of internal restlessness, confusion, or agitation.

   Overall, moil conveys a sense of relentless, chaotic, and demanding activity, often with an element of frustration or disorder. It is a word that evokes images of arduous labor, disarray, and overwhelming effort.

2. • To wet; to daub with dirt.

   • To toil or labour; to drudge.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for MOIL *

• moi 100%

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Other Common Misspellings for MOIL

• mobail
• moviel
• smoll
• mmail
• amail
• tumoil
• mbile
• meial
• meil
• mozila
• meily
• medil
• gmail
• mosly
• maild
• morol
• morle
• emeil
• msile
• moww
• maily
• moile
• muilt
• morily
• motio
• soiil
• mutil
• monly
• moedl
• wohl
• vmail
• wlil
• maill
• meail
• molin
• mooly
• mvoie
• mvie
• modle
• rmail
• muil
• maile
• moible
• wmail
• movel
• ciil
• molld
• mnail
• mwill
• moviw
• wouil
• mdia
• moit
• mobiel
• moble
• mmin
• smeil
• moyle
• mailk
• motir
• motly
• mdoel
• monile
• meif
• mobal
• moice
• maili
• mauil
• noyl
• mmild
• mriel
• mailm
• monir
• emaoil
• miile
• movile
• miild
• kiil
• mogal
• momal
• mocie
• moal
• maiil
• modl
• moilne
• muhil
• morla
• zoul
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• mailv
• mroal
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• maiol
• moniy
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• mofia
• muild
• mmol
• poil
• meila
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• mailt
• miil
• mobeil
• monel
• modly
• moim
• oiil
• voil
• aoi
• hoil
• koil
• ocl
• mowl
• mohl
• msil
• mcil
• mbi
• moill
• mogil
• mogl
• mool
• moik
• moih
• monl
• monil
• monili
• moiny
• morl
• moril
• mugil
• myoie
• dosil
• moiky
• smoit
• meotl
• voril
• mnoia
• muoiu
• amzil
• myodl
• mwio
• mjgl
• moyis
• wwoil
• amoii
• woiwl
• qoyl
• m0it
• tmoix
• moitl
• moimh
• lmokl
• mdoid
• moiwy
• moivn
• mziy
• amotl
• jmool

Etymology of MOIL

The word "moil" comes from the Middle English term "moilen", which is derived from Old French "moillier". This Old French word meant "to wet, moisten", and can be traced back to the Latin word "molliare", meaning "to soften". The current meaning of "moil" as "to work hard or labor" dates back to the 14th century.

Similar spelling words for MOIL

• mollah,
• Molloy,
• moll,
• mollo,
• Mohl,
• mol,
• Moyle,
• mollie,
• moolah,
• mola,
• molly,
• molle,
• mole.

Plural form of MOIL is MOILS

Conjugate verb Moil

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have moiled

you would have moiled

he/she/it would have moiled

we would have moiled

they would have moiled

I would have moil

you would have moil

he/she/it would have moil

we would have moil

they would have moil

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been moiling

you would have been moiling

he/she/it would have been moiling

we would have been moiling

they would have been moiling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would moil

you would moil

he/she/it would moil

we would moil

they would moil

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be moiling

you would be moiling

he/she/it would be moiling

we would be moiling

they would be moiling

FUTURE

I will moil

you will moil

he/she/it will moil

we will moil

they will moil

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be moiling

you will be moiling

he/she/it will be moiling

we will be moiling

they will be moiling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have moiled

you will have moiled

he/she/it will have moiled

we will have moiled

they will have moiled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been moiling

you will have been moiling

he/she/it will have been moiling

we will have been moiling

they will have been moiling

IMPERATIVE

you moil

we let´s moil

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to moil

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was moiling

you were moiling

he/she/it was moiling

we were moiling

they were moiling

PAST PARTICIPLE

moiled

PAST PERFECT

I had moiled

you had moiled

he/she/it had moiled

we had moiled

they had moiled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been moiling

you had been moiling

he/she/it had been moiling

we had been moiling

they had been moiling

PRESENT

I moil

you moil

he/she/it moils

we moil

they moil

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am moiling

you are moiling

he/she/it is moiling

we are moiling

they are moiling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

moiling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have moiled

you have moiled

he/she/it has moiled

we have moiled

they have moiled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been moiling

you have been moiling

he/she/it has been moiling

we have been moiling

they have been moiling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it moil

SIMPLE PAST

I moiled

you moiled

he/she/it moiled

we moiled

they moiled