Definition of mount:

part of speech: noun

A hill; elevation.

part of speech: verb

To rise; soar.

part of speech: verb

To put on horseback; to put on something; to get upon.

Common misspellings * :

• ount (3.0%)
• mont (36.4%)
• mout (24.2%)
• mt (21.2%)
• moung (6.1%)
• amont (3.0%)
• mounth (3.0%)
• moutn (3.0%)

Usage examples :

• The hospitality at Mount Vernon was perfectly simple. "The True George Washington [10th Ed.]", - Paul Leicester Ford

• " I apply the Sermon on the Mount said von Klausen. "Running Sands", - Reginald Wright Kauffman

• The Krooman had no opportunity for putting the question; for Bo Muzem, on drawing near to the gate of the town, had allowed his passion to mount into a violent storm. "The Boy Slaves", - Mayne Reid

• I cannot mount two hundred steps to walk a hundred yards many times in the day. "Letters written during a short residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark", - Mary Wollstonecraft