mopsy
/ˈmɒpsi/noun
A pretty child; a darling, a sweetheart (frequently as a term of endearment). Also (depreciative ): a shallow or frivolous woman.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Stanyhurst (1547–1618), literary scholar and translator. Probably from mop + -sy. With sense 1 compare earlier mops.
- social gospeller
- social graph
- social group
- social historian
- social-historical
- social history
- social housing
- social imperialism
- social imperialist
- social inquiry report
- social insurance
- socialisation
- socialise
- socialism
- socialist
- socialist chauvinist
- socialistic
- socialistically
- socialist realism
- socialist revolutionary
- socialite
- KS
- Kshatriya
- KStJ
- kt