mousey
8.0
A place that has many mice
- adjective
- /ˈmaʊsi/
- The abandoned house in the woods was very mousey, with droppings scattered everywhere.
Examples
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The mousey basement was a clear sign that the property needed better pest control measures.
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After a long winter, we discovered our garage had become quite mousey due to the lack of activity.
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Here, mousey, mousey, mousey.
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Here, mousey, mousey, mousey.
Synonyms
mousy
vsmousey
7.9
Full of mice in a house or room
has the same meaning but uses an alternate spelling
Antonyms
How Infested
mousey
8.0
pest-free
1
3.3
Surface Forms
mousey positive
Morphology
Etymology
Mousey comes from mouse and the ending -y, meaning 'like a mouse'. So when a place is called mousey, it feels 'full of mice' or as if mice are living there.