dormouse

dor·mouse

noun \ˈdȯr-ˌmau̇s\

plural dor·mice\-ˌmīs\

Definition of DORMOUSE

: any of numerous small Old World rodents (especially family Myoxidae) that are intermediate in form and behavior between mice and squirrels

Origin of DORMOUSE

Middle English dormowse, perhaps from Anglo-French dormir + Middle English mous mouse

First Known Use: 15th century

Other Mammals Terms

dugong, gibbon, grimalkin, sable, stoat, ungulate, vole

Rhymes with DORMOUSE

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