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moss out

moss out verb: to relax; to be lazy or sluggish.

Verb

moss out (third-person singular simple present mosses out, present participle mossing out, simple past and past participle mossed out)

  1. (informal) To relax; to be lazy or sluggish.

Forms of moss out

third-person singular presentmosses out
present participlemossing out
past participlemossed out
pastmossed out

Questions about moss out

What does moss out mean?
Moss out means to relax; to be lazy or sluggish.
What part of speech is moss out?
Moss out is a verb.
What is the past tense of moss out?
The past tense of moss out is mossed out.

Words near moss out in the dictionary

  1. moss lawns
  2. moss locust
  3. moss locusts
  4. moss mite
  5. moss mites
  6. moss out
  7. moss phlox
  8. moss phloxes
  9. moss piglet
  10. moss piglets
  11. moss pink

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