Thesaurus / mouses
FEEDBACK- explore
- follow
- investigate
- pursue
- chase
- comb
- delve
- dragnet
- fan
- fish
- hunt
- inquire
- mouse
- nose
- prowl
- quest
- ransack
- root
- scout
- scratch
- be after
- beat the bushes
- bird-dog
- bob for
- cast about
- delve for
- dig for
- ferret out
- fish for
- go after
- gun for
- leave no stone unturned
- look about
- look around
- look high and low
- run after
- search for
- search out
- sniff out
- track down
- intrude
- peep
- busybody
- interfere
- meddle
- mouse
- nose
- peek
- peer
- poke
- pry
- snook
- spy
- stare
- mess with
- poke one's nose in / into
antonyms for mouses
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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
How to use mouses in a sentence
What awful calamity hangs over that quiet little mouses head?
MARJORIE DEAN COLLEGE FRESHMANPAULINE LESTERPeoples have to do what they don't want to sometimes, and so do mouses.
NELLIE'S HOUSEKEEPINGJOANNA MATHEWSShe secretes, prevaricates, quibbles, lays petty traps and mouses all day long.
LITTLE JOURNEYS TO THE HOMES OF THE GREAT, VOL. 13ELBERT HUBBARDBy-and-by he said that there was a mouse in the cart-house who had a very plump wife, and two fat little mouses.
WOOD MAGICRICHARD JEFFERIESI can't understand your lingo as well as the Schoolmaster's, with his monstrous memorandums, and his ignorant mouses.
THE POLITICIAN OUT-WITTEDSAMUEL LOWNo, I tarn't love him; he tut the poor mouses' little tails off, and they queeked!
LITTLE MENLOUISA MAY ALCOTTAlready they did have ragged noses, where all of the three mouses did nibble nibbles.
THE STORY OF OPALOPAL WHITELEYBut cats can hear easily a mouses squeek, and much higher sounds besides, such as no human being can hear at all.
NATURAL WONDERSEDWIN TENNEY BREWSTERWe've seen them running out of their holes; but I like mouses, they've such dear bright eyes and long tails.'
NURSE HEATHERDALE'S STORYMARY LOUISA MOLESWORTHPoor as mouses of the church, as you say, but brave boys, and we work together with much gaiety.'
AUNT JO'S SCRAP-BAGLOUISA M. ALCOTT