mort
[noun]
Synonyms: corpse, body, cadaver, carcass, cold meat, deader, remains, stiff

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mort adjective. [mɔ:t] Long obsolete exc. dial. LME.
[Old & mod. French from Latin mortuus pa. pple of mori die.]
Dead.

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mort noun¹. [mɔ:t] ME.
[Old & mod. French from Latin mort-, mors death. In sense 4 prob. formed as MORT adjective.]
1. Death, slaughter. ME-L16.

2. Hunting. The note sounded on a horn at the death of the deer. Chiefly in blow a mort. arch. L15.

3. A dead body, a corpse. Now rare or obsolete. L15.

4. The skin of a sheep or lamb that has died a natural death. Also mort skin. dial. L16.

Comb.:
mortcloth (arch., chiefly Scot.) (a fee paid for the use of) a funeral pall; mort-skin: see sense 4 above.

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mort noun². [mɔ:t] L15.
[Origin unkn.]
A salmon in its third year.

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mort noun³. [mɔ:t] dial. L17.
[Perh. from Old Norse mergð multitude, from margr many, infl. by mortal in sense 'excessive(ly)'.]
A large quantity or number, a great deal. Usu. foll. by of.

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Mort.
Mortality

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