Mōme, n.
n. [O. Fr. mome, momme, buffoon, masque, from Gr. Μώμος, Momus, the critic god, from μῶμος, blame, ridicule, derision. See MOMUS, and cf. MUM.] A dull, silent person; a stupid fellow; a stock. [Obs.] Johnson. Spenser.
n. [O. Fr. mome, momme, buffoon, masque, from Gr. Μώμος, Momus, the critic god, from μῶμος, blame, ridicule, derision. See MOMUS, and cf. MUM.] A dull, silent person; a stupid fellow; a stock. [Obs.] Johnson. Spenser.