MOP Dictionary
HHarry's Shoes \hair' eez shooz'\
n.
('01) A store with which Lawrence Detlor has no connection.
hazardousness \haz' er des ness\
n.
('01) A function from the set of all strings on an alphabet of 3 letters to the positive reals.
hegemonious \heh ge mon' ee us\
adj.
('00) Habitating the huger of two homogeneous hordes; hence, having hegemony; in particular: unbalanced two-to-one, as when two of three binary strings contain a 0 or 1 in some digit, but the third string does not. (From a MOP homework problem.)
Hilbert's Theorem \hil' bertz theer' em\
n.
('01) A simple corollary to Hildegard's Theorem; like Hildegard's Theorem, often useful when nothing else seems to work.
hole \hohl\
n.
('01) A container for a pigeon.
homework \hohm' werk\
n.
('02) Obsolete; see: team contest.
hoMOPpety \he mop' e tee\
n.
('00) The application of a homothety to the word "MOP".
homothety \he moth' e tee\
n.
('00) A size change about a point.
horse \hors\
n.
1. ('00) White powder distributed in Zip-loc baggies and "used" (esp. by Luke) in the laundry rooms.
2. ('00) See: knight.
Thanks to Daniel Kane, Gabriel Carroll, Alison Miller, and Anders Kaseorg for organizing this dictionary, and everyone else who contributed.
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