Moggy [mɒɡɪ] – cat.
Examples:
Look at that wet moggy.
I adopted a moggy, he's the sweetest thing! I wouldn't lose him for anything!
Jim is my six-year-old moggy with an appetite for the finer things in life.
Origin:
Abbreviation of mongrel cat – a cat of mixed breed.
Mongrel [ˈmʌŋɡrəl]:
- Mongrel, mixed breed, hybrid.
- Mixed, impure-blooded.
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