Definition of mot. 1  exclamation, pronounced Moe as in the guy that has a bar on the Simpsons, usually used in agreement. From the French, meaning word.Person 1: That test sucked! Person 2: Mot!  See more words with the same meaning: terms with foreign origin (list of).
Calimyrna: greenish-yellow skin and amber flesh Brown Turkey: purple skin and red flesh Adriatic: the variety most often used to make fig bars, which has a light green skin and pink-tan flesh History. Figs can trace their history back to the earliest of times with mentions in the Bible and other ancient writings. They are thought to have been first cultivated in Egypt. They spread to ancient Crete and then subsequently, around the 9th century BC, to ancient Greece, where they became a staple foodstuff in the traditional diet.
For the plant, see Fig. For the 1926 silent comedy film, see Fig Leaves. A fig leaf cast in plaster used to cover the genitals of a copy of a statue of David in the Cast Courts of the Victoria and Albert Museum. In the reign of Queen Victoria, display of male nudity was contentious and the Queen herself was said to find it shocking. The museum commissioned this fig leaf and kept it in readiness in case of a visit by the Queen or other female dignitary: the fig leaf was then hung on the figure using a pair of hooks.