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Meaning of mosey
Wordnet
mosey (v)
walk leisurely
Webster
mosey (v. i.)
To go, or move (in a certain manner); -- usually with out, off, along, etc.
mosey Sentence Examples
- The hikers moseyed along the winding trail, taking in the scenic views.
- The old cow moseyed around the pasture, grazing leisurely.
- The group of tourists moseyed through the museum, admiring the exhibits.
- The cat moseyed into the room, its tail twitching curiously.
- The children moseyed up to the ice cream truck, eager to get their hands on a cold treat.
- The students moseyed out of the classroom, heading for the next period.
- The shoppers moseyed through the crowded mall, looking for the perfect gift.
- The dog moseyed up to the stranger, its tail wagging cautiously.
- The man moseyed down the street, hands in his pockets, lost in thought.
- The hikers moseyed along the creek, enjoying the sound of the water flowing over the rocks.
FAQs About the word mosey
walk leisurelyTo go, or move (in a certain manner); -- usually with out, off, along, etc.
stride, walk, wander,saunter, stroll,amble, traipse, march, perambulate, step
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The hikers moseyed along the winding trail, taking in the scenic views.
The old cow moseyed around the pasture, grazing leisurely.
The group of tourists moseyed through the museum, admiring the exhibits.
The cat moseyed into the room, its tail twitching curiously.
