mousey

[ mou-see, -zee ]

adjective

, mous·i·er, mous·i·est.

1. mousy.

mousey

/ ˈmaʊsɪ /

adjective

1. See mousy
   a variant spelling of mousy

Derived Forms

• ˈmousiness, noun
• ˈmousily, adverb

Other Words From

• mousi·ly adverb
• mousi·ness noun

Example Sentences

In roughly three months, all of the cloned female mice gave birth to the next generation—with four paws, whiskers, and mousey-habits intact.

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The young 'uns is mostly ginger, and them that ain't is mousey.

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No more than when I said it was strange you being the only one at the Flat who wasn't sandy or mousey in the hair.

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And the mousey smell of the old piano fairly jerked the dogs to its senile old ivory keyboard.

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It was a still night, and once or twice little mousey sounds in the fence corner made him start, but he pushed on.

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She would have to take to those mousey colours that did not suit her, and wear a veil.

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