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moggy

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moggy [ˈmɒgɪ]
n pl moggies
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) Brit a slang name for cat1 [1] Sometimes shortened to mog
[of dialect origin, originally a pet name for a cow]
Translations
moggy [ˈmɒgɪ] N (Brit) → gatito/a m/f, michino/a m/f
moggy
n (Brit inf) → Mieze f (inf)
moggy moggie [ˈmɒgɪ] n (Brit) → micio
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A COUPLE feel like the cat's whiskers after being reunited with their missing moggy - four years after he left home.
4-year stray struts home; REUNION by The Mirror (London, England)
So it's hardly surprising that he should be making a fuss over the club's latest signing - a black and white moggy which wandered info St.
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Byline: By Chloe Griffiths Friendly feline Moggy is looking for the purr-fect home after her elderly owner died.
Gentle cat needs a loving companion by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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