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moo"to make the characteristic sound of a cow," 1540s, of imitative origin. Related: Mooed; mooing. The noun is from 1789. Baby-talk moo-cow (n.) attested from 1812.
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mooMy Own Opinion
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moo(Mud, Object Oriented) One of several kinds of multi-user role-playing environments. See also: MUD
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mooMUD, Object-Oriented. See MUD.
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mooShort for Mud, Object Oriented, a specific implementation of a MUD system developed by Stephen white. MOO is in the public domain and can be freely downloaded and executed.
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mooadjective Definition: huge, big time Word History: when the 53rd cow got slaughtered for meatExample Sentence: It was moo when Bryan got the part of Darth Vader in Star Wars
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mooNoun. An objectionable woman. Derogatory but also jocular. Essentially the same as 'cow' but using the children's onomatopaeic name for a cow. See 'silly moo.'
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mooSimilar to a MUD, but the enabling software is written in an object-oriented manner. This allows persons unfamiliar with the intricacies of the software to be able to set up and manage a MOO.
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moo(Mud, Object Oriented)
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mooOne of several kinds of multi-user role-playing environments.
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moo(n) the sound made by a cow or bull(v) make a low noise, characteristic of bovines
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moomeans “measurer” of time (Anglo-Saxon, móna, masc. gen.). It is masculine in all the Teutonic languages; in the Edda the son of Mundilfori is Mâni (moon), and daughter Sôl (sun); so [..]
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mooMUD Object Oriented. Users in MOOs are able to create their own content - both static and dynamic objects.
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mooMUD Object Oriented.
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