MOUS

Meaning of MOUS in English

plural of mou

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DORMOUSE — noun (plural dormice) Etymology: Middle English dormowse, perhaps from Anglo-French dormir + Middle English mous mouse Date: 15th century any …
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MOUSETRAP — I. ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English mowse trape, from mowse, mous mouse + trape, trappe trap — more at trap …
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MOUSE — I. ˈmau̇s noun ( plural mice ˈmīs) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English mous, from Old English mūs; akin to …
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WATER MOUSE — noun Etymology: Middle English watermowse, from water + mous, mowse mouse — more at mouse : any of several relatively …
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MOUSEHOLE — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English moushole, from mous mouse + hole 1. a. : a mouse's burrow b. : a …
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MOUSE-EAR — ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ noun Etymology: Middle English mousere, from mous mouse + ere ear — more at ear 1. a. or mouse-ear …
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DORMOUSE — ˈdȯrˌmau̇s noun ( plural dor·mice -mīs) Etymology: Middle English dormowse, perhaps from French dormir to sleep + Middle English mowse, …
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MUSIC — — musicless , adj. /myooh"zik/ , n. 1. an art of sound in time that expresses ideas and emotions in …
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UNANIMOUS — [unan.i.mous] adj [L unanimus, fr. unus one + animus mind--more at one, animate] (1624) 1: being of one mind: agreeing …
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TRICHOTOMOUS — [tri.chot.o.mous] adj [LGk trichotomein to trisect, fr. Gk tricha in three (akin to treis three) + -tomein (akin to temnein …
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SYNONYMOUS — [syn.on.y.mous] adj (1610) 1: having the character of a synonym; also: alike in meaning or significance 2: having the same …
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PUSILLANIMOUS — [pu.sil.lan.i.mous] adj [LL pusillanimis, fr. L pusillus very small (dim. of pusus boy) + animus spirit; perh. akin to L …
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PSEUDONYMOUS — [pseu.don.y.mous] adj [Gk pseudonymos] (ca. 1706): bearing or using a fictitious name "a ~ report"; also: being a pseudonym -- …
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POSTHUMOUS — [post.hu.mous] adj [L posthumus, alter. of postumus late-born, posthumous, fr. superl. of posterus coming after--more at posterior] (1619) 1: born …
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MOUSY — [mousy] or mous.ey adj mous.i.er ; -est (1853): of, relating to, or resembling a mouse: as a: quiet, stealthy b: …
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MONOGAMY — [mo.nog.a.my] n [F monogamie, fr. LL monogamia, fr. Gk, fr. monogamos monogamous, fr. mon- + gamos marriage, fr. gamein to …
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MAGNANIMOUS — [mag.nan.i.mous] adj [L magnanimus, fr. magnus great + animus spirit--more at much, animate] (1584) 1: showing or suggesting a lofty …
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INFAMOUS — [in.fa.mous] adj [ME, fr. L infamis, fr. in- + fama fame] (14c) 1: having a reputation of the worst kind …
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HOMONYMOUS — [hom.on.y.mous] adj [L homonymus having the same name, fr. Gk homonymos, fr. hom- + onyma, onoma name--more at name] (1621) …
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FAMOUS — [fa.mous] adj [ME, fr. MF fameux, fr. L famosus, fr. fama fame] (14c) 1 a: widely known b: honored for …
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ENORMOUS — [enor.mous] adj [L enormis, fr. e, ex out of + norma rule] (1531) 1 a archaic: abnormal, inordinate b: exceedingly …
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DICHOTOMOUS — [di.chot.o.mous] adj [LL dichotomos, fr. Gk, fr. dich- + temnein to cut--more at tome] (1752) 1: dividing into two parts …
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CLEISTOGAMOUS — [cleis.tog.a.mous] also cleis.to.gam.ic adj [Gk kleistos closed (fr. kleiein to close) + ISV -gamous--more at clavicle] (1874): characterized by or …
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BLASPHEMOUS — [blas.phe.mous] adj (15c): impiously irreverent: profane -- blas.phe.mous.ly adv -- blas.phe.mous.ness n
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BIGAMOUS — [big.a.mous] adj (1864) 1: guilty of bigamy 2: involving bigamy -- big.a.mous.ly adv
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AUTONOMOUS — [au.ton.o.mous] adj [Gk autonomos independent, fr. aut- + nomos law--more at nimble] (1800) 1: of, relating to, or marked by …
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ANONYMOUS — [anon.y.mous] adj [LL anonymus, fr. Gk anonymos, fr. a- + onyma name--more at name] (1631) 1: not named or identified …
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MOUSY — mous|y BrE AmE ˈmaʊs |i ▷ mous|ier i‿ə AmE \ i‿ ə r ▷ mous|iest i‿ɪst i‿əst ▷ mous|iness i …
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MOUSEY — mous|ey BrE AmE ˈmaʊs |i ▷ mous|ier i‿ə AmE \ i‿ ə r ▷ mous|iest i‿ɪst i‿əst ▷ mous|iness i …
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