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mouser

 

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Noun mouser has 1 sense
  1. mouser - a cat proficient at mousing
    --1 is a kind of
    domestic cat, house cat, Felis domesticus, Felis catus

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Mouser

Description:

A mouser is a type of cat that is known for its exceptional hunting skills, specifically in catching and eliminating rodents, particularly mice.

Sense 1: Noun (Cat)

In this sense, a mouser refers to a cat that is skilled at catching mice and other small rodents. These cats are often employed to control vermin in barns, warehouses, and homes.

Example: The farmer brought in a new mouser to help tackle the rodent problem in the barn.

Sense 2: Noun (Person)

This sense describes a mouser as a person who is adept at finding and discovering information, often through extensive research or investigation.

Example: Jane is an excellent mouser in our team; she always manages to dig up the most obscure facts and details.

Sense 3: Verb

As a verb, mouser refers to the act of hunting or catching mice.

Example: The cat skillfully mousered the mouse that had been causing trouble in the kitchen.

Sense 4: Adjective

In this sense, mouser describes something that is related to or suitable for catching mice.

Example: The farmhouse had a reliable mouser cat and was always free from any rodent infestations.

Sense 5: Adjective (Informal)

Informally, mouser can be used to describe an extraordinary event or person that is exceptionally impressive or successful.

Example: The young tennis player's performance in the tournament was truly mouser; he defeated all the top-ranked players.

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