| 释义 |
mopery, n. colloq.|ˈməʊpərɪ|
[f. mope v. + -ery.]
Mopish behaviour; a fit of moping.
1907McClure's Mag. XXVIII. 380/1 Come along, children, before the boogie man sloughs you in the skookum for mopery! 1925W. de la Mare Broomsticks 369 Tom's little moperies came very near at times to being a little mad. 1961[see book n. 10 d]. 1976New Musical Express 12 Feb. 24/2 All that mopery and Ooooh, it's so hard and lonely at the top. |