moggy
moggy
Definition
moggy (mäg′ē)
noun pl. -·gies
Brit., Informal a domestic cat, esp. one of a common or mixed breed
moggy
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: Our neighbor has a beautiful moggy which is giving me inspiration too.
- get: Technical Area Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 4:34 pm Subject: I've got a rotten moggy!
- own: PETS: Max is a cat lover and owns two moggies, Millie and Hugo.
- call: I have a blue colourpoint called Blue already and he lives with my black and white moggy called Tigger.
Adjective modifier
- poor: Even poor little moggies didn't escape " trial by jury " .
- local: Remember to tell galley staff in morning not to feed local moggies.
- little: Even poor little moggies didn't escape " trial by jury " .
- rotten: Technical Area Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 4:34 pm Subject: I've got a rotten moggy!
- domestic: Painting this on woodwork will eliminate cats from tigers to domestic moggies.
- white: Steve shares his life with partner Caroline and their black and white moggy Suki.
Modifies a noun
- comment: Moggies comment: An excellent source of help, well worth a visit.
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