[moh-guh-yohn] 
| 1. | an extensive plateau or mesa in central Arizona; the southwestern margin of the Colorado Plateau. |
| 2. | a mountain range in W New Mexico. |
| 3. | Archaeology. of or pertaining to an Amerindian culture of southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico 100 b.c.–a.d. 1000, characterized by pit houses also used for burials and a distinctive black-on-white pottery decorated with human and animal figures. |
| Mo·gol·lon (mō'gə-yōn') n. A Native American culture flourishing from the 2nd century B.C. to the 13th century A.D. in southeast Arizona and southwest New Mexico, especially noted for its development of pottery. [After the Mogollon (Plateau).] |
gəˈyoʊn