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Noun 1. Moghul - a member of the Muslim dynasty that ruled India until 1857. Also mogul, mughal.

(The Moghuls were Persian Muslim princes, descended from both Genghis Khan and Tamburlaine. They built lavish palace fortresses, mosques, and tombs, the most famous example of which is the Taj Mahal.)

2. Ruler, swayer - a person who rules or commands; "swayer of the universe"
1. Moghul food is the same now as it was hundreds of years ago when it was served to kings in India.

2. Fancy corporate moghuls, high profiled businessmen, and tourist flock to the lavish resort from all over the world.
moghul by mandey March 9, 2008
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Mogul Moves 

A move of questionable morals that benefits the person doing the move
Ludwig ; i just avoided my taxes for the 20th time

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Mogul Moves by Gaymerfaymer January 30, 2020
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hip-hop mogul 

An important or powerful person that has a lot of influence in the Hip-Hop industry. Not through popularity but rather earn power from experience and skill.
Diddy became a hip-hop mogul through out his years of Bad Boy Records. 2K
hip-hop mogul by iamkillakel April 4, 2016

Mogul Moves 

An action done to increase notoriety or profit.
“Selling cancer to children, now that’s mogul moves.”
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Valar Morghulis 

A quote from the TV show Game of Thrones. It means "all men must die" or "all men are mortal" in Valyrian.
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Maiden: All men must die...
Daenerys: Yes, but we are not men.
Valar Morghulis by _kateliz_ May 6, 2013
A very powerful and influential person in a business/industry. Power derived from experience and skill, not popularity (most celebrities while called moguls are in fact not).
1. Rockefeller was a mogul. The Olsen Twins are not.
mogul by suntzu May 19, 2004

Mogulity 

When someone radiates big mogul energy, or has the ability to be a mogul. Can also be used as a way to flaunt your top mogul status.
Alisa Ramirez: I find tranquility in my Mogulity
Mogulity by lovescontrol on twitter December 12, 2018
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