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moggie [ingl am ˈmɑɡi, ingl brit ˈmɒɡi], moggy SOST <pl moggies> ingl brit colloq, scherz

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moggie

chucho m / chucha f Cile colloq

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Handy claim the cat's scent will ward off rats and mice, and that the moggie might even chow down on a few. now-here-this.timeout.com

With their aloof and disinterested nature it's easy to imagine cats being a little sarcastic - but this moggie is just being mean. www.irishmirror.ie

A scientist friend suggest we microchip all of our cats, meaning we could keep tabs on domestic moggies and get rid of feral cats. www.stuff.co.nz

But one lucky little moggie remains blissfully unaware of the complications its rescue has caused a busy professional woman. www.times.co.nz

The moggie has been through a fair few adventures, too. www.leaderlive.co.uk

But while there's no shortage of domestic moggies, seeing their wild cousins is becoming increasingly less likely. metro.co.uk

Scientists investigating the rising spread of drug-resistant bugs in our homes have thrown up a hairy potential culprit: our pet pooches and moggies. www.odt.co.nz

The moggies and the doggies of early this morning seem a very long time ago. www.independent.co.uk

Curators of zoos, like owners of domestic moggies, soon find that the main problem is to dispose of the surplus offspring. www.dailymail.co.uk

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