mossy
IPA: mˈɔsi
noun
- (UK, Australia, New Zealand, colloquial) Alternative form of mossie (“mosquito”) [(South Africa) Any of various species of sparrow, especially Passer melanurus.]
adjective
- Covered in or overgrown with moss.
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Examples of "mossy" in Sentences
- ‘I can only conclude that mossy is scared of me,’ said belac.
- I bought the Cabelas scentlok version in mossy oak, it was about 200 bucks ....
- Chypre perfumes are often described as mossy, earthy, warm, spicy and nature-smelling.
- So I started with a base of that CIM color that looks kind of mossy green, anyone know the name? and I added some stripes and details.
- He was studying a particular type of brain neuron, called mossy cells, which are often damaged in people with epilepsy and are part of the hippocampus.
- Of course, much of the hunting clothing market is high-priced but you can easily find good-quality hunting clothing in mossy oak etc but not so much in outfitter camo and digicam.
- Oh, I’m just an optimistic person, ralph … I really believe that mossy is gonna find a job that won’t be so personally degrading soon, there’s an opening on the right for a bad fake 70’s pimp coming up I hear ….
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