Mora, moræ, Moror, moraris vt quidam volunt. Tarrying: delay: leasure: prolonging: slackenesse: slownesse.Annosa mora.Ouid.Long time or tarrying.Breuis mora.Senec. Iniusta mora. Quin. Damnosa.Ouid.Hurtfull tarryings.Immensa.Ouid. Lenta. Ouid.Lingring.Inanis. Quint. Longa. Ouid.Mera mora.Plaut.Nec mora vlla est, quin eam vxorem ducam. Tere. There is no let at all but that I may marry hir.Tibi nulla ad decedendum mora. Cicero. There is nothing to stay you but that you may departe.Segnis mora.Virg. Tarda mora. Ouid. Abrumpere moras, Vide ABRVMPO.Acquirere moram ad condemnandum, Vide ACQVIRO.Afferre moram supplicij.Cic.To cause the punishement to be stayed for a time.Ista legatio moram & tarditatÊ afferet bello.Cic.This amhaffade will cause the warre to bee stayed and prolonged.Agitare moras, Vide Agito in AGO.Ne moram quidem mortis assequi potuit.Cicer.He coulde not attaine so much as to haue his death delayed.Castigare moras, Vide CASTIGO.Corripere moras.Ouid.Creare moram.Plaut.To cause stay or delay.Dimoue vocis moras, Id est. Dic breuiter. Senec.-postquam vider nuptias
Morus, mori, f. g. Arbor. Plin. A mushery tree and a bremble that beareth blacke berries.Arbor mori. Plin. Morum. mori, n. g. Fructus mori arboris. A mulbery: a blacke bery.Sanguineis frontem moris, & tempora pingit.Virg.Nigra mora. Horat. Mora quoque in rubis sunt, sed multum ab his differentia. Col. There be berries on brambles.Excussa mora rubetis.Ouid.Hærentia mora in duris rubetis.Ouid.Morus vaticana.The bramble or blacke bery tree.