What is 'moil', exactly ?

While it's technically a negatively connotated  term, I have a love of etymology and archaic language.  So when I was making a blog to put stuff I worked on,  it felt natural  to call it "Moiling"

 check it out:

moiling  
present participle of moil (Verb)

Verb

1. Work hard.
2. Move around in confusion or agitation.

intr.v. moiled, moil·ing, moils

1. To toil; slave.

2. To churn about continuously.

n.

1. Toil; drudgery.

2. Confusion; turmoil.

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[Middle English mollen, to soften by wetting, from Old French moillier, from Vulgar Latin *mollire, from Latin mollia (pnis), the soft part (of bread), from neuter pl. of mollis, soft; see mel-¹ in Indo-European roots.]