Mouse meaning in English

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Definition

a mouse: a small rat-like animal; a hand-controlled electronic device to control a computer cursor noun
Note the plural of mouse is mice

Examples

  • "We use the mouse to move the cursor around on the desktop."
  • "Eccentric interviewer, scared of mice"
  • "It's called "Of Mice and Men"."
  • "There are two buttons on the mouse, and in the middle there's a "wheel"."
  • "Luna : I'm sure you are a human, but you did kill mice!"
  • "I don't want any more mice losing their lives needlessly!"
  • "Some of the girls have also complained to me about the number of dead mice they have been coming across."
  • "Bob : Okay, now this is the "mouse", Horatio."
  • "I saw the cleaning man killing mice with his bare hands, and stacking them up in a pile in the corner."
  • "She loves chasing mice, and it's a far more natural way to die."
  • "I know how you hate to hurt people's feelings, but think of the mice!"
  • "I kill mice, but I still a human."
  • "I'm really quite traumatized by that mouse incident."
  • "This device is called a "mouse"."

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