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mooch
noun
- a person who requests and then takes things without ever returning the favor.
Josh is such a mooch.
She's been mooching cigarettes off me for years. She's such a mooch.
Last edited on Dec 20 2011. Submitted by Courtney H. from Damascus, MD, USA on Jan 20 2003.
- a session of walking around observing things. Normally used by people trying to rob things late at night but also in shops.
I'm just going on a mooch.
Last edited on Dec 20 2011. Submitted by Natalie from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Jul 21 2006.
verb
- To walk around observing things. Normally used by people trying to rob things late at night but also in shops
I'm just mooching about.
Last edited on Dec 19 2011. Submitted by Natalie from Manchester, Greater Manchester, UK on Jul 21 2006.
verb - ambitransitive
- to request and then take something without returning the favor.
He's been mooching cigarettes all night.
Last edited on Dec 20 2011. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Dec 20 2011.
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mooch off
verb - ambitransitive
- to request and then take things without ever returning the favor.
She's been mooching cigarettes off me for years. She's such a mooch.
Stop mooching off of me!
Citation from "Chapter 11", Eastbound & Down (TV), Season 2 Episode 5 (2010) censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.Last edited on Dec 20 2011. Submitted by Courtney H. from Damascus, MD, USA on Jan 20 2003.
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moo cow
noun
- a cow. Childish term.
Last edited on Aug 31 2009. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Aug 31 2009.
- World of Warcraft slang for a Tauren.
Last edited on Mar 26 2010. Submitted by Troodon on Mar 26 2010.
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moof
verb
- to work out of the office via a mobile device. From the acronym "mobile out of office".
See also moofer.Last edited on May 26 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Apr 16 2010.
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moofer
noun
- contraction of "mobile out of office worker". Word was a finalist in the New Oxford American Dictionary word of the year for 2008 selection.
Citation from "Oxford Word of the Year 2008: Hypermiling", Oxford University Press Blog, November 10 2008 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.- See more words with the same meaning: business (related to).
Last edited on Jan 12 2016. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Apr 16 2010.
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moo juice
noun
- milk.
I'll have a cup of moo juice, please.
I want moo juice. Now!
- See more words with the same meaning: other drinks.
Last edited on Apr 25 2013. Submitted by Diana S. from New York, NY, USA on Mar 07 2000.
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mook
- Seems to be a New York City synonym for "hood" or "crook." Often heard on network cop shows, e.g. "Law and Order."
NYC cop: I busted a coupla mooks.
Last edited on Mar 30 2013. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 29 1998.
- Baltimore MD Used on Homicide; Life on the streets by Detective Lewis.
Will you just look at these mooks?
Last edited on Jul 01 2002. Submitted by p. fitzwater from TX, USA on Jul 01 2002.
- An insignificant, contemptible person--usually male.
What a fuckin' mook!
Last edited on Oct 10 2002. Submitted by Keith F. from Tacoma, WA 98445, USA on Oct 10 2002.
- an insignificant or contemptible person. Origin is possibly from the word "jamoke" or "moke."
Last edited on Apr 15 2011. Submitted by Gene S. from Hammond, IN, USA on Jan 10 2003.
- A large, clumsy person; oaf.
You're stepping on my foot, you big mook!
Last edited on Jan 10 2003. Submitted by Gene S. from Hammond, IN, USA on Jan 10 2003.
- an oaf, a loud boor, a witlessly enthusiastic fan of insignificant things or events.
Last edited on May 31 2003. Submitted by Vaughn M. on May 31 2003.
noun
- person crappy or half-assed task is given to
There is the wood cut-list mook.
Last edited on Mar 23 2005. Submitted by Robert J. on Mar 23 2005.
verb
- when said person is assigned a crappy or half-assed duty, given a mindless or boring task; treated as something stepped in by a brain-dead manager type
The front office secretary is cleaning the office fridge... looks like she's been mooked again!
Last edited on Mar 23 2005. Submitted by Robert J. on Mar 23 2005.
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mooked
- extremely ugly.
That girl right there is mooked!
Last edited on Mar 25 2014. Submitted by Breann on Dec 10 2004.
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moola
noun - uncountable
- money.
Those shoes cost a lot of moola.
- See more words with the same meaning: money.
Last edited on Dec 21 2010. Submitted by Walter Rader (Editor) from Sacramento, CA, USA on Dec 21 2010.
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moolah
noun - uncountable
- spelling variant of "moola", meaning money.
Those shoes cost a lot of moolah.
Citation from "Of Lettuce, Long Green, Do-Re-Mi...", Los Angeles Times, Peter H. King, 3 November 1996 censored in hope of resolving Google's penalty against this site.- See more words with the same meaning: alternative spellings or pronunciations (list of).
- See more words with the same meaning: money.
Last edited on Jun 19 2016. Submitted by Jessica from MI, USA on Jan 24 1999.
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