moton

[ moht-n ]

noun

, Armor.

1. besague.

Word History and Origins

Origin of moton¹

First recorded in 1480–90; origin uncertain

Example Sentences

Maurice Moton doesn’t feel confident in any of the Titans’ quarterback options and rolled with the Seahawks because of their stable of perimeter playmakers.

From Seattle Times

“We have 10 new guys who really, none of them have really played Division I basketball,” longtime NC Central coach LeVelle Moton said.

From Seattle Times

“You have to pray, You have to go to church and get a strong service in,” Moton said of matching up with Dickinson.

From Seattle Times

Bleacher Report’s Brent Sobleski and Moe Moton also wrote that Seattle showed it can rely on its two running backs in Week 3.

From Seattle Times

In Farmville, Va., which closed its schools in 1959 rather than desegregate them, the Moton Museum tells the story of Barbara Johns and the student strike she led there.

From Washington Post