But the perfect mooble is the man you used to be engaged to. (See Thusk.)
At first I thought her a genius bright,
Almost an angel—out of sight!
But the second time that I went to call
I found her a mooble, after all.
Only a mooble, and then she wrote,
Oh, what a moobly, moobly note!
And how can you wonder my love should end?
She began her letter to me, “Dear Friend”!
Moo´soo, a. 1. Sulky, out of sorts, blue, taciturn, discontented. 2. Unsuccessful; getting out of order; going wrong, delayed.
Moosoo is a mild form of “the dumps.” You are moosoo while waiting for someone who is late, especially late for dinner; when your dress doesn’t quite fit, or isn’t quite becoming.
Moosoo is the secondary stage of getting over acute ill humor. It is the mood of the wife in her second year of marriage.
Moosoo is the clerk who is discontented with his position. Moosoo is the salesman, when you return goods or exchange them. (See Jurp.)
Moosoo is the brakeman, when the train is delayed.
The wall-flower at the dance is moosoo, though her smiles are pungent.
Moosoo is the maiden when the young man fails to propose, although she shows it not.