mopsy
noun
mop·sy
variants or mopsey
ˈmäpsē
plural mopsies or mopseys
1
obsolete : a pretty child : darling, sweetheart —used as a term of endearment or deprecation
2
[influenced in meaning by mop entry 1] archaic : a slovenly woman : slattern
Word History
Etymology
obsolete English mop child, fool + -sy
- lorum
- lory
- LOS
- los
- Los Alamos
- Los Altos
- los angeleno
- Los Angeles
- Los Banos
- Los Gatos
- los orange worm
- losable
- losableness
- losablenesses
- losartan
- Loschmidt number
- lose
- lose (some) weight
- lose (something) in translation
- lose (to)
- lose all self-control
- lose consciousness
- lose count
- lose everything
- lose face