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mopsy

Mopsy vs Copsy - What's the difference?

mopsy | copsy |


As a noun mopsy

is a moppet .

As an adjective copsy is

characterized by copses.

Mops vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

mops | mopsy |


As nouns the difference between mops and mopsy

is that mops is plural of lang=en while mopsy is a moppet.

As a verb mops

is third-person singular of mop.

Terms vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

terms | mopsy |


As nouns the difference between terms and mopsy

is that terms is while mopsy is a moppet .

Popsy vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

popsy | mopsy |


As nouns the difference between popsy and mopsy

is that popsy is (informal) grandfather or popsy can be (uk|slang|dated) a girl while mopsy is a moppet .

Mosy vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

mosy | mopsy |


As a verb mosy

is .

As a noun mopsy is

a moppet .

Moppy vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

moppy | mopsy |


As an adjective moppy

is (of hair) disordered, tousled.

As a noun mopsy is

a moppet .

Oopsy vs Mopsy - What's the difference?

oopsy | mopsy |


As an interjection oopsy

is diminutive form of oops.

As a noun mopsy is

a moppet.

Mopsy vs Mossy - What's the difference?

mopsy | mossy |


As a noun mopsy

is a moppet .

As an adjective mossy is

covered in or overgrown with moss.

Mopsy vs Mousy - What's the difference?

mopsy | mousy |


As a noun mopsy

is a moppet .

As an adjective mousy is

resembling a mouse.

Mopsy vs Mopey - What's the difference?

mopsy | mopey |


As a noun mopsy

is a moppet .

As an adjective mopey is

given to moping; in a depressed condition, low in spirits; lackadaisical.

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