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Qué (quién) es muss - definición
muss
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Musses; MUSS; MUSS (disambiguation); Muss (disambiguation)
An intimidating person, a bully. Someone with a susceptibility to violence who will often become enraged with little or no provocation. Generally a muss will have a reputation for being one, so the label is earned by reputation rather than self-proclamation.
Musses rarely, if ever, take on someone bigger, stronger, or better trained.
2. Of, or pertaining to the physical, emotional and psychological characteristics of Jake from the New Zealand Maori movie, Once Were Warriors.
Did you see how Chris beat that guy within an inch of his life because he asked him for a cigarette? He's a real muss.
Musses rarely, if ever, take on someone bigger, stronger, or better trained.
2. Of, or pertaining to the physical, emotional and psychological characteristics of Jake from the New Zealand Maori movie, Once Were Warriors.
Did you see how Chris beat that guy within an inch of his life because he asked him for a cigarette? He's a real muss.
muss
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Musses; MUSS; MUSS (disambiguation); Muss (disambiguation)
n.
Scramble, confused struggle, disorder, state of confusion.
muss
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Musses; MUSS; MUSS (disambiguation); Muss (disambiguation)
(musses, mussing, mussed)
To muss something, especially someone's hair, or to muss it up, means to make it untidy. (mainly AM)
He reached out and mussed my hair...
His clothes were all mussed up.
VERB: V n, be V-ed up
Ejemplos de uso de muss
1. It suddenly seemed poor etiquette to muss the snow.
2. Johnson told one old–timer she liked to bowl because it didn‘t muss her hair.
3. Muss estimated that more than '0 percent of the apartments in Oceana had been sold to Russian–speaking buyers.
4. And here she is, muss–haired and make–up–free, in pink sun–dress and Nikes, sucking on a fag in a north London pub.
5. "Its pretty well–known in New York that the Russian–speaking immigrant community is probably the most successful group that has come to this country in the last few years," said Jason Muss of Muss Developments, the company responsible for the project.