单词	mumsy
释义	mumsy /ˈmʌmzi / British informal adjective Giving an impression of dull domesticity; dowdy or unfashionable: she wore a big mumsy dress... The charming mumsy woman who interviewed me on Thursday - my potential boss - said she would call me on Friday to come back in and meet the team. They manage to combine a mumsy gingham - clad homeliness with rank extremism. I even started dressing differently - gone was the urban chic and in came the mumsy pastels and florals acquired in the village. noun [usually as name] chiefly humorous One’s mother.So, mumsy with baby pottering about, or family going to the zoo for the day can potentially have an easier journey on a motorway than me, or someone else, using their car to get from a to b for work?... I really wish my rabbit had just come up to me at some point and said, ‘I say, mumsy, I have a minor flesh wound here, would you care to escort me to the veterinarian in the swiftest manner possible?’ ‘Hate to break it to you but… good ole mumsy isn't here’ Luke grinned slyly. Origin Late 19th century: humorous variant of mummy2.
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