mice
USMYS/maɪs/
- 1Plural of mouse. Use this when you mean more than one mouse.
Three mice scurried under the kitchen cabinet.
The old barn was full of mice that winter.
Note
- 2To stop paying attention because your mind has wandered off.
You were micin again, I called your name three times!
Don't mice now, the bus is coming round the corner.
Oppositefocus, concentrate
Note
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mice is a form of mouse
mouse, noun: A small furry animal with a pointed nose, round ears and a long thin tail. Full entry
- Spelling
- mouse → mice: irregular plural (no -s)
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Origin
This is the old plural of "mouse." It comes from Old English "mȳs," meaning "mice."