moz
Britishnoun
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a hoodoo; hex
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to jinx
Etymology
Origin of moz
short for mozzle , from Hebrew mazzal luck
Example Sentences
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One man who has chosen to speak out is Kenyan DJ, podcaster and TV host Moses Mathenge, popularly known as "DJ Moz".
From BBC
DJ Moz decided to go a step further and investigate the global statistics on femicide - and what he found shocked him.
From BBC
DJ Moz, who has worked at faith-based organisations, believes that it is time for religious institutions to step up and fight misogyny in the largely Christian country.
From BBC
It leaves London Assembly member Susan Hall and barrister Moz Hossain as the two remaining contenders to be the Conservative mayoral candidate.
From BBC
Before the detention of Raúl and other ex-gang members in his program, Moz was planning to expand.
From Seattle Times
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