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.
Also present are bergaptene, stigmasterol, sitosterol, and tyrosine. In southern France, there is some use of fig leaves as a source of perfume material called fig-leaf absoluteÃa Ã¢a-dark green to-brownish, green-semi solid mass or thick liquid of-herbaceous-woody mossy, odor employed in creating woodland. scentsoxicity. The latex of the unripe fruits and of any part of the tree may be severely irritating to the skin if not removed promptly. It is an occupational hazard not only to fig harvesters and packers but also to workers in food industries, and to those who employ the latex to treat skin diseases.