mosey in English

verb

1

walk or move in a leisurely manner.

we decided to mosey on up to Montgomery

noun

1

a leisurely walk or drive.

We're off to Brick Lane and Shoreditch for a mosey round.

verb

amble

Use "mosey" in a sentence

1. I'd better mosey along - it's getting late.

2. I wanted to watch him mosey.

3. You'll just mosey on down the road?

4. It's getting late, we'd better mosey along.

5. Why don't you mosey round to my place?

6. We do not have time to mosey along. We're late already!

7. Let's mosey along over to campus and get something to eat.

8. I'll just mosey on down to the beach for a while.

9. I guess I'll mosey on down to the store now.

10. He is the ideal man to lead us on a mosey around the city.

11. Mosey up to Glacier National Park and you'll see what we mean about the mountains.

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13. Not just any El Nino, but the biggest, baddest El Nino to mosey up the coast in 150 years.

14. They mosey on to the coffee machine grunting under their breath, and once there they find someone to vent on.

15. 6 Not just any El Nino, but the biggest, baddest El Nino to mosey up the coast in 150 years.

16. Status Offline They mosey on to the coffee machine grunting under their breath, and once there they find someone to vent on.

17. We drop into the gorgeous late 19th century department store, Galeries Lafayette, to gaze up at its breathtaking Art Nouveau glass dome, and we continue our mosey along Boulevard Haussmann.

18. The nine-dragon screen flank of the lake pick up the lofty stone with the silhouette of nine white, let a person mosey.

19. The great prophet Aristippus, the One True Heir to the prophet Mosey, was born in the port city of Cyrene, Libya, to a local farmer, who raised him to follow in his footsteps. Aristippus, however, could not function in normal society, being plagued with epileptic fits …