See Also: conduct 2, noun(dictionary)
conduct(dictionary)
conduct(1)(dictionary)
Conduct(law)
conduct(2)(dictionary)
disorderly conduct(encyclopedia)
safe conduct(dictionary)
conduct 1, verb(dictionary)
safe-conduct(dictionary)
Disorderly Conduct(law)

molinary (iou) and conduct 2, noun (oh)


molinary (iou)



molinary adjective. rare. L18.
[from late Latin molina mill + -ARY1.]
Of or pertaining to the grinding of corn.

conduct 2, noun (oh)



the way someone behaves, especially in public, in their job etc
-synonym behaviour behaviour
::The Senator's conduct is being investigated by the Ethics Committee.
::an inquiry into the conduct of the police
ethical/professional etc conduct
::the Law Society's Code of Professional Conduct
improper/violent/offensive etc conduct
::He was arrested for disorderly conduct (=noisy violent behaviour) .
conduct of sth
the way in which an activity is organized and carried out
::complaints about the conduct of the elections
::Disclosure of information would compromise the proper conduct of the investigation.