Mozzers
Mozzers proper noun: morrisons, a British supermarket.
Proper noun
Mozzers
- Morrisons, a British supermarket.
- You see, in my estimation, Mozzers does the best of the supermarket meal deals, because of the sheer breadth of choice available.2021 June 28, Kirsty Bosley, “I ate Morrisons meal deals all day and this is what I found”, in birminghammail.co.uk, archived from the original on 11 Nov 2021
- Mozzers says its trading prospects are just dandy for the coming year, but there's no way the share price would surge on its own back to the price Clayton Dubilier & Rice is offering today.2021 July 21, Jim Armitage, “Morrisons future isn't entirely out of its hands - it could asset strip itself”, in standard.co.uk, archived from the original on 21 Jun 2021
Questions about Mozzers
- What does Mozzers mean?
- Mozzers means morrisons, a British supermarket.
- What part of speech is Mozzers?
- Mozzers is a proper noun.
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