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Mole Mellow Molar
Engraved before 1811 from an original in the then Museum Pio Clemens in Rome (Click for details)
Esculapius (Medicine) between Mercury (Merchants) and the Graces (Medicine, Hygiene and Panacea)
Esculapius dealt with Patients - Merchants make deals with Clients

~ MOL   or
~ MOLAR  see> MILL  sug> GRIND  CHEW  MILLER
^u       gr MALAKIA for SOFT or SOFTEN as in
  MELLOW as in see> AMELIORATE   see> MELIOR
  biol> POSTERIOR TEETH USED FOR GRINDING
        note RUMINANT ANIMALS
  med>  HUMAN MOLARS ARE OFTEN MISSING  sug> AGENESIS
        or MALDEVELOPED  sug> DYSGENESIS DYSTROPHY
        or INCOMPLETELY EVOLVED  as in
        DYSPLASIA  ATROPHY are suggestive of an
        ATAVIC or AN INVOLUTING ORGAN
        see> OSTEOMALACIA for SOFT BONES
~ MOLE  has several meanings
        note the variety of ideas inherent in
  MOLE  MOLAR  DEMOLISH  MOLEST  MOLECULE
  gr         MIAINEIN  = POLLUTE and leading to
             MIASTOR     POLLUTER as in
  eng        MIASMA      leading to
  sc>       AMIANTHUS    ASBESTOS TYPE
                         UNSPOILED BY FIRE
  old eng    MAL         BLEMISH
  sp         MAL         BAD EVIL
  Lithuanian MAIVA       SWAMP
  lat        MOLA        MILLSTONE       sug> MILLET
             MOLER       TO CRUSH  MILL  sug> MILLER
  biol>      MOLAR       GRINDING TOOTH  sug> IMMOLATE
  med>  OSTEOMALACIA     SOFT BONES      see> SKELETON
  ukr        MOLOTY      TO GRIND        sug> MEAL
  sp         MOLICIE     SOFTNESS EFFEMINACY
  it         MOLIE       WOMAN
  sp         MOLLEDO     FLESHY BODY PART
             MOLLEJA     GIZZARD
  med>       MOLE        FLESHY TUMOR    see> below
  lat        MOLES       EXERTION        sug> MULL
  ukr        MOLOTOK     HAMMER          sug> MALT
  ger        MUDE        TIRED           sug> WORN
  med> see>  OSTEOMALACIA
  hx> note in sp MOLE for a Mexican sort of STEW
      most often featuring a CHOCOLATE base
  lit+ "A SMALL MOLE ... IS SOMETIMES HELD RATHER
        AS A HEIGHTENER OF FEMALE BEAUTY "
  attr to J. Green [#] cited in [33] pp 227
  biol> NUMEROUS BURROWING ANIMALS or TALPIDAE
        note MYLODONT
  lat TALPA     or
      TALPUS  = MOLE
  sp  TOPO      same     see> TOPIC  sug> UTOPIA
      TROPIEZO  STUMBLE
  id+ | PARTIAL BLINDNESS
        CAUSES AWKWARD MOTION |      sug> BLIND
  med> implies BLEMISH or SPOT or NEVUS
       lat NAEVUS = CONGENITAL BIRTHMARK or HAMARTOMA
  most often but not always NEVI are PIGMENTED
  if so mostly are MELANOCYTIC    sug> MELANIN
  also name for a
       FLESHY SOFT TUMOR IN THE UTERUS
  DERIVED MOSTLY FROM THE PLACENTA
  DUE TO A DEGENERATED FERTILIZED EGG or OVUM or
  EMBRYO AND IN LATER STATES DUE TO A
  MOLAR DEGENERATION OF THE PLACENTA
  OFTEN DUE TO TRIPLOIDY or THREE instead of
  TWO or DIPLOIC NUMBER OF PARENTAL
  CHROMOSOME SETS
  sc> MOL or MOLE in the sense of MOLECULAR WEIGHT
      it denotes the AMOUNT OF SUBSTANCE THAT
  CONTAINS AS MANY ATOMS or ELEMENTARY MOLECULES or
  ENTITIES AS THERE ARE CARBON ATOMS IN 12 GRAMS OF
  CARBON 12 thus ONE MOLE IS EQUIVALENT TO THE
  AVOGADRO'S NUMBER OF 6.023 X 10 TO THE POWER OF 23
  ELEMENTARY ENTITIES formerly known as
  GRAM MOLECULAR WEIGHT
  sug> consider MULL MULLING MEDITATE MUSE CHEW PONDER
       or RUMINATE
  ply> | TO DIGEST FACTS SCIENCE EXHAUSTIVELY
         GRINDS MATTER TO ITS SMALLEST MOLECULES |
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