British English Slang – Moggy.
Meaning – An informal name for a cat. A domestic cat that is not a pedigree or purebred. Moggy is similar to the term alley cat used in American English. This expression is often used affectionately to describe a beloved pet cat, regardless of their breed.
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Example:
- “Your little moggy is so cute!”
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