mouso
mouso noun: an error caused by incorrect use of a computer mouse.
Noun
mouso (plural mousos)
- An error caused by incorrect use of a computer mouse.
- Near-synonym: clicko
- In general I think it is poor sportsmanship to gain on a^([sic]) opponent _physical_ slip (mouso, typo and such), but quite ok on _mental_ slips. I find it equally bad sport to _ask_ for undo, on a mental slip.1995 August 12, Tommy Thorn, “Re: Undo or Not”, in rec.games.go (Usenet)
Examples of mouso in a sentence
- I made a mouso and now it's unsolveable.1998 October 23, in...@fdhoekstra.nl, “Re: [I] Rubik's Cube”, in alt.fan.pratchett (Usenet):
- I made a "mouso" and Windows thought I had double-clicked a bat file.1999 February 26, Stan Brown, “Re: Gravity - Two Questions”, in alt.usenet.offline-reader (Usenet):
Forms of mouso
| plural | mousos |
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Origin of mouso
From mouse + -o, by analogy with typo.
Questions about mouso
- What does mouso mean?
- Mouso means an error caused by incorrect use of a computer mouse.
- How do you use mouso in a sentence?
- I made a mouso and now it's unsolveable.
- What part of speech is mouso?
- Mouso is a noun.
- What is the plural of mouso?
- The plural of mouso is mousos.
Words near mouso in the dictionary
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