- dor|mouse
- dor|mouse «DR MOWS», noun, plural -mice.a small animal of the Old World that looks somewhat like a squirrel and somewhat like a mouse. It sleeps most of the winter. Dormice are rodents.
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dormouse — dor·mouse … English syllables
dormouse — dor|mouse [ dɔr,maus ] (plural dor|mice [ dɔr,maıs ] ) noun count a small European animal similar to a mouse but with a furry tail … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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