mobilization.html - v.
(also -ise)
1 a tr. organize for service or action (esp. troops in time of war). b intr. be organized in this way.
2 tr. render movable; bring into circulation.

mobilizable adj. mobilization n. mobilizer n. [F mobiliser (as MOBILE)]

mobilization.html - adj. & n.
--adj.

1 movable; not fixed; free or able to move or flow easily.
2 (of the face etc.) readily changing its expression.
3 (of a shop, library, etc.) accommodated in a vehicle so as to serve various places.
4 (of a person) able to change his or her social status.

--n.

a decorative structure that may be hung so as to turn freely.

mobile home a large caravan permanently parked and used as a residence. mobile sculpture a sculpture having moving parts.

mobility n. [ME f. F f. L mobilis f. movere move]

mobilization.html - v.
(also -ise)
1 a tr. organize for service or action (esp. troops in time of war). b intr. be organized in this way.
2 tr. render movable; bring into circulation.

mobilizable adj. mobilization n. mobilizer n. [F mobiliser (as MOBILE)]

mobilization.html - adj. & n.
--adj.

1 movable; not fixed; free or able to move or flow easily.
2 (of the face etc.) readily changing its expression.
3 (of a shop, library, etc.) accommodated in a vehicle so as to serve various places.
4 (of a person) able to change his or her social status.

--n.

a decorative structure that may be hung so as to turn freely.

mobile home a large caravan permanently parked and used as a residence. mobile sculpture a sculpture having moving parts.

mobility n. [ME f. F f. L mobilis f. movere move]

mobilization.html - v.
(also -ise)
1 a tr. organize for service or action (esp. troops in time of war). b intr. be organized in this way.
2 tr. render movable; bring into circulation.

mobilizable adj. mobilization n. mobilizer n. [F mobiliser (as MOBILE)]

mobilization.html - n. & v.
--n.

1 a disorderly crowd; a rabble.
2 (prec. by the) usu. derog. the populace.
3 colloq. a gang; an associated group of persons.
4 Austral. a flock or herd.

--v.

tr. & intr. (mobbed, mobbing)
1 tr. a crowd round in order to attack or admire. b (of a mob) attack. c US crowd into (a building).
2 intr. assemble in a mob.

mob law (or rule) law or rule imposed and enforced by a mob.

mobber n. & adj. [abbr. of mobile, short for L mobile vulgus excitable crowd: see MOBILE]