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Meanings of muss in English
Usage of muss in English
1
I know you and him ain't right, but tu muss listen him.
2
We was in a muss down the road yere about two mile.
3
Observation.-Womanalways did, from the first, make a muss in a garden.
4
Even went so far as to muss the Colonel up a little.
5
No muss, no fuss, just three bodies she couldn't immediately recognize.
6
In dat half-hour we muss go as far as we can.
7
Kick up a muss, and it will go hard with you.
8
I never dreamed all this muss would be kicked up over a joke.
9
She spread her skirts carefully so as not to muss them.
10
I'd muss up an old crook like Carey every hour for your sake.
11
And anyway, the horse ride to town would muss it up.
12
Randy was clearing up the muss when the purser, Peter Polk, came along.
13
You've been into a muss of some sort, and I sympathise with you.
14
Pa's temper got him into the worst muss you ever see, last night.
15
And when he finds him there's going to be a muss.
16
I didn't even take long enough to muss up my furniture.
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United Kingdom
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