Definition of mole-catcher in English:

mole-catcher

noun ˈməʊlˌkatʃə

1A person employed to catch moles. Frequently figurative and in various extended uses, especially as a general term of abuse.
2Slang. The vagina. Compare "mole". Now rare (archaic).
3A counter-espionage operative employed to detect moles.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tusser (c1524–1580), writer on agriculture and poet. From mole + catcher.

nounˈməʊlˌkatʃə

1A person employed to catch moles. Frequently figurative and in various extended uses, especially as a general term of abuse.
2Slang. The vagina. Compare "mole". Now rare (archaic).
3A counter-espionage operative employed to detect moles.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tusser (c1524–1580), writer on agriculture and poet. From mole + catcher.

单词	mole-catcher
释义	Definition of mole-catcher in English: mole-catcher noun ˈməʊlˌkatʃə 1A person employed to catch moles. Frequently figurative and in various extended uses, especially as a general term of abuse. 2Slang. The vagina. Compare "mole". Now rare (archaic). 3A counter-espionage operative employed to detect moles. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tusser (c1524–1580), writer on agriculture and poet. From mole + catcher. Definition of mole-catcher in US English: mole-catcher nounˈməʊlˌkatʃə 1A person employed to catch moles. Frequently figurative and in various extended uses, especially as a general term of abuse. 2Slang. The vagina. Compare "mole". Now rare (archaic). 3A counter-espionage operative employed to detect moles. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Tusser (c1524–1580), writer on agriculture and poet. From mole + catcher.
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