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molt
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moult (US), molt
the periodic process of moulting
molt [mōlt]
(physiology)
To shed an outer covering as part of a periodic process of growth.
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William Jess lived in the rear tenement of the Molter Block on Main Street near the railroad depot.
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Like any other business organization, we provide the information that we're required to by law," San Diego Zoo spokesman Ted Molter said.
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