mosey Definition
☆ mo·sey (mō′zē)
intransitive verb
to move along; now usually, specif., to stroll or amble along
Etymology: prob. < vamoose
mosey Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- then: And then mosey right down the lightning-rod and come along.
- just: We were encouraged by a couple of basking sharks just moseying around.
- down: And then mosey right down the lightning-rod and come along.
Followed by an intransitive particle
- along: You can mosey along at the momentum of the other frames or move up the gears into full Metaphor process using Clean Language proper.
- around: We were encouraged by a couple of basking sharks just moseying around.
- over: So why not mosey over to retro-cool basement The Langley for a very hip and happening bite?
- down: We then moseyed down to the yellow café for some drinks and delicious foods.
Browse dictionary entries near mosey
- ‹ Moses
- ‹ Moselle
- ‹ Moscow
- ‹ mosaicism
- ‹ Mosaic law
- ‹ mosaic image
- ‹ mosaic gold
- ‹ mosaic
- ‹ mos
- ‹ morula
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