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Difference between 'Moat' and 'Mote'     Author: Raghav Sharma    Member Level: Gold    Points: 1 (Rs 1)
Moat A Moat is a ditch surrounding a castle. Mote A mote is a particle of dust. Sample Usage Moat The knight crossed the moat by the drawbridge and reached the gate of the castle. Mote As the gay motes that people the sunbeams.
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