mole English

Meaning mole meaning

What does mole mean?

Definitions in simple English

mole Noun

— A mole is a small animal that digs in the ground.

mole

— noun small velvety-furred burrowing mammal having small eyes and fossorial forefeet

— noun a small congenital pigmented spot on the skin

— noun spicy sauce often containing chocolate

— noun (= gram molecule) the molecular weight of a substance expressed in grams; the basic unit of amount of substance adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

— noun (= counterspy) a spy who works against enemy espionage

— noun (= breakwater) a protective structure of stone or concrete; extends from shore into the water to prevent a beach from washing away

Synonyms mole synonyms

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mole English » English

birthmark

wart

breakwater

nevus

jetty

freckle

seawall

scar

groin

bulwark

spot

pier

naevus

mol

melanism

groyne

blotch

blemish

bamboo rat

stain

spy

shrew

sea wall

musk-rat

gram molecule

counterspy

beauty spot

beauty mark

wharf

tattoo

spiloma

slepper

sleeper

rat

quay

projecting pier

port-wine stain

plant

papule

nark

mouse

moth

molworp

mole rat

moldwerp

moldwarp

mold-warp

mark

levee

hairy

Topics mole topics

What do people use mole to talk about?

Universe, creation Animal Types of animals Mammal

Rodent

• What species of insect eating animals are there?
  mole shrew hedgehog

Person Body

Skin

• What words refer to spots on a person's skin?
  spot freckle birthmark wart corn mole blemish blotch scar

States Quality Good Decay

Blemish

• What words refer to a blemish in something?
  blemish blot dapple excrescence freckle mole pimple speck speckle small fault

Examples mole examples

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Simple sentences

When converting 1 mole of ice into water, and 1 mole of water into steam, which requires more energy?

Even if a hedgehog, a mole, an otter, a rabbit or an opossum looks like a rodent, it isn't.

It seems as though we have a mole in our midst.

He is blind as a mole.

The dead body was identified by a mole on the cheek.

That person has a mole at the side of his eye.

I don't think people should make a mountain of a mole hill.

She had a mole on her face.

Movie subtitles

While you grow fatter and richer publishing your nauseating confectionary I shall become a mole, digging here, rooting there.

Well, then there's Beatrice, the one with the hairy mole.

There's only my dog and the mole.

Get moving along the dunes to the mole.

There still seem to be some old destroyers working by the mole.

I don't fancy walking the plank on that blasted mole again.

We're not moving anything up to the mole until we get definite orders.

Over a third of a million men were lifted from the mole and the beaches.

Listen to that mole cricket's song.

It's a kind of mole.

A man can live like a mole in the halls of that old capitol.

Mole.

The Mole!

Mole, I envy you.

Now for my mole act! A mole in a hole!

Watson, I've been blind. Mole an owl or bat.

And now Mole has been killed.

I must agree with old Stinky. Seems to me you are making rather a mountain out of a mole skin.

I have a mole.

Why three? There's only my dog and the mole.

Perhaps they came across a mole-rat or a fox.

This flour was stolen from the warehouse by the warehouse guard with the big mole.

Go ask the man with the big mole!

Hey, Big Mole!

The one with a mole?

So we've got a little mole amongst us, have we?

However, on September 22nd 1927. There arrives in Paris a short, squat smooth-shaven fellow. With a pigmentary mole on his right cheek.

I've got a mole on my hip and I can't stand turnips.

What ho, old mole.

I have a small mole on my right shoulder.

Mole. - Sign.

I envy you, Mole face. Good health!

Where are the Mole and Gentle?

Mole, get pen and paper.

What about this? You don't recognize my mole?

He has a mole on his left wrist.

Number 1 1 8, why was there no mole on Number Twelve's wrist?

News and current affairs

The ever-vigilant Chinese authorities are cracking down on money laundering; but, given the huge incentives on the other side, this is like playing whack-a-mole.