molue

A female passenger starts to scream in the molue, or you-beat-me-I-beat-you bus, in front of my battered red Volkswagen Beetle, introducing another ripple of confusion ...

Amy Hertz: New Year, New Country? What Arianna Is Reading Next 2010

A female passenger starts to scream in the molue, or you-beat-me-I-beat-you bus, in front of my battered red Volkswagen Beetle, introducing another ripple of confusion ...

Rob Spillman: Oprah's Bad Book Club Pick 2009

A female passenger starts to scream in the molue, or you-beat-me-I-beat-you bus, in front of my battered red Volkswagen Beetle, introducing another ripple of confusion ...

Celeste Ng: More Ways to Be Happy, or, Why There's No Need for Hand-wringing 2009

_Ham_, to tell you what a dreadful black-hold there is in that tower; it is a trap called by the French _des Obliettes_, of so horrible a contrivance, that when the prisoners are to suffer in it, the mechanical powers are so constructed, as to render it impossible to be again opened, nor would it signify, but to see the body _molue_, i.e. ground to pieces.

A Year's Journey through France and Part of Spain, Volume II (of 2) Philip Thicknesse 1755

Now known as Mal-Bay, from _morue_, codfish, a corruption from the old orthography _molue_ and _baie_, codfish bay, the name having been originally applied on account of the excellent fish of the neighborhood.

Voyages of Samuel De Champlain — Volume 01 Samuel de Champlain 1601