Definition of mooey in English:

mooey

(also moey, mui)

noun ˈmuːi

British slang

A face; a mouth.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Hotten (1832–1873), publisher and writer. From Angloromani mui from Sanskrit mukha mouth, face + Romani -i, feminine suffix.

Definition of mooey in US English:

mooey

(also moey, mui)

nounˈmuːi

British slang

A face; a mouth.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Hotten (1832–1873), publisher and writer. From Angloromani mui from Sanskrit mukha mouth, face + Romani -i, feminine suffix.

单词	mooey
释义	Definition of mooey in English: mooey (also moey, mui) noun ˈmuːi British slang A face; a mouth. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Hotten (1832–1873), publisher and writer. From Angloromani mui from Sanskrit mukha mouth, face + Romani -i, feminine suffix. Definition of mooey in US English: mooey (also moey, mui) nounˈmuːi British slang A face; a mouth. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Hotten (1832–1873), publisher and writer. From Angloromani mui from Sanskrit mukha mouth, face + Romani -i, feminine suffix.
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