Crossword clues for mice
mice
- Cinderella's pumpkin-pullers
- Cinderella's horses, after 12
- Cellar dwellers
- Cats' quarries
- Attic pests
- "An American Tail" critters
- Whom Burns paired with men
- Whiskered maze runners
- What shortcuts sidestep
- What Mickey and Minnie are
- Trio in a children's rhyme
- Trial subjects
- Trackball relatives
- Toons Pixie and Dixie, e.g
- Timid people, so to speak
- Timid creatures
- Three blind creatures, in a children's rhyme
- Three Blind ____
- Things computer nerds can't wait to get their hands on
- They sit on pads
- They play while the cat's away
- They may be running late
- They may be in fields or on pads
- They get pushed around in offices
- Test takers in lab class?
- Suriphobe's fear
- Surfers' accessories
- Stuart Little and Speedy Gonzales, for two
- Stuart Little and Fievel
- Stuart Little and Chuck E. Cheese, for two
- Steinbeck title varmints
- Squeaky pests
- Small scurriers
- Small game for tabby
- Sightless trio
- Shrews' kin
- Scientific subjects?
- Scampering squeakers
- Runners of song
- Runners of rhyme
- Rodents chased by cats
- Relatives of rats
- Pullers of Cinderella's pumpkin
- Point-and-click devices
- PC operators?
- PC accessories with scroll wheels
- Office clickers
- Nursery rhyme, Three Blind ...
- Nursery rhyme victims of the farmer's wife
- Nonhuman Apollo 17 passengers
- Murophobe's fear
- Modest Mouse "___ Eat Cheese"
- Minnie and Mickey
- Mickey and others
- Metallers "Of ___ and Men"
- Members of blind trio
- Marillion's are made from "Sugar"
- Many laboratory test subjects
- Many are kept on pads
- Maisy and Stuart Little
- Late runners
- Laptops' lacks
- Lab maze solvers
- Jerry and Mickey, for two
- Itchy and Jerry, in cartoons
- House pests
- High-tech selection devices
- Hawk's catches
- Grimalkins' prey
- Gnawing pests
- Glue trap targets
- Gadgets on pads
- Furry pets or pests
- Farmer's wife's quarry
- Famed blind trio
- Fairy tale coachmen, at midnight
- Dwellers of some cellars
- Double-clicked things
- Devices with scroll wheels
- Desktop clickers
- Computer store supply
- Computer outlet supply
- Computer devices to click
- Computer devices bearing little resemblance to their real-life namesakes
- Common clickers
- Clock-climbing trio
- Clock climbers of rhyme
- Cinderella's horses, once
- Cinderella's horses, at first
- Cinderella's "horses"
- Chuck E. Cheese et al
- Chuck E. Cheese and Itchy, for two
- Cheese-nibbling rodents
- Certain rodents
- Cat's kills
- Cartoon cats chase them
- Blind trio in a nursery rhyme
- Blind nursery rhyme trio
- Blind animals in a kids' rhyme
- Azure Ray "We Are ___"
- Animals that are similar to rats
- Animals sometimes fed to pet snakes
- "Three Blind __"
- "The Rescuers" heroes
- "The cat in gloves catches no ___"
- "Eek!" elicitors
- "Cinderella" coachmen, at midnight
- 'Three Blind --'
- ''An American Tail'' critters
- ``Of ____ and Men''
- Mickey and Mighty
- Nursery rhyme threesome
- Tenant problem, perhaps
- "Of___and Men"
- Cheese nibblers
- Cheese lovers?
- Certain schemers, to Burns
- Computer clickers
- Squeakers
- Nursery rhyme trio
- Some sit on pads
- See 51-Down
- Quiet types
- Cats' prey
- Blind trio in a children's rhyme
- Lab test subjects
- Owls' prey
- Prey for owls
- They're often double-clicked
- Cursor movers
- Many trial subjects
- Runners in lab mazes
- Cheese fanciers
- Ones sitting on pads
- Many sit on pads
- Victims of the farmer's wife
- Game for cats
- Symbols of timidity
- "Of ___ and Men" (Steinbeck novel)
- They click
- Computer alternatives to touchpads
- Sightless trio of rhyme
- Blind ones of song
- Voles
- Bane of the farmer's wife
- Apollo 17 passengers
- Nursery trio
- Mickey and Minnie, for two
- Attic problem
- Furry pests
- Mickey and kin
- Passengers on Apollo 17
- Symbols of quietness
- Quiet creatures
- Blind trio of song
- Creatures in a Steinbeck title
- Timid ones
- First space travelers from U.S.
- First space travelers from U.S
- Rodents that squeak
- Murine creatures
- Nursery clock climbers
- Players, in the cat's absence
- Timid souls
- Mechanisms inputting computer electronics, primarily
- Nibblers taking bit from the front of clerical garment
- Pantry pests
- Computer accessories
- Small rodents chased by cats
- Maze runners
- Some pets
- Lab animals
- Timid types
- Rats' relatives
- Little scurriers
- Lab runners
- They might squeak by
- Nursery-rhyme trio
- Computer attachments
- Lab maze runners
- Cinderella's horses, after midnight
- Timid rodents
- Squeaking rodents
- Mickey and Jerry
- Meek ones
- Furry rodents
- Cinderella's horses, before
- Word in a Steinbeck title
- Trio of rhyme
- They rest on pads
- They often run late
- Prey for cats
- Pointing devices
- Little rodents
- Computer store section
- Computer plug-ins
- Computer parts
- Common lab animals
- Click sources
- Cinderella's horses, really
- Cinderella's helpers
- Cats' quarry
- Blind trio of rhyme
- Blind trio of verse
- "Three Blind ___" (nursery rhyme)
- Tiny squeakers
- They may squeak by you
- They became Cinderella's horses
- Some vermin
- Some unwelcome guests
- Rat relatives
- Pixie and Dixie, e.g
- Mickey and Minnie, e.g
- Maze solvers
- Little squeakers
- Lab __
- Household rodentia
- Hole-in-the-wall gang?
- Cursor controllers
- Common rodents
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
mice
noun
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
when the cat's away (the mice will play)
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ As similar as mouse brains are to human brains, mice are not men.
▪ Dorothy came to meet them and thanked the little mice warmly for saving her companion from death.
▪ For one thing, despite forty years of searching, nobody yet knows why those mice discovered in the l950s like alcohol.
▪ I wouldn't put up with mice on something like this if I was them.
▪ It's believed the protests were against the breeding of rats and mice for experiments.
▪ The analysis was done as described in ref. 49, with minor modifications; mice and rats gave essentially similar results.
▪ There was a cage on the dresser with white mice running around inside.
▪ They look like deliciously glamorous mice, don't you agree, Ludo?
The Collaborative International Dictionary
mice
mice \mice\ (m[imac]s), n., pl. of Mouse.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
mice
plural of mouse (n.); Old English mys, shows effects of i-mutation.\n\nA cube of cheese no larger than a die\n
May bait the trap to catch a nibbling mie.\n
[Bierce]
Wiktionary
mice
n. (en-irregular pluralmouse)
WordNet
mice
See mouse
mouse
mouse
n. any of numerous small rodents typically resembling diminutive rats having pointed snouts and small ears on elongated bodies with slender usually hairless tails
a hand-operated electronic device that controls the coordinates of a cursor on your computer screen as you move it around on a pad; on the bottom of the mouse is a ball that rolls on the surface of the pad; "a mouse takes much more room than a trackball" [syn: computer mouse]
[also: mice (pl)]
Wikipedia
Mice (disambiguation)
Mice or MICE may refer to:
Usage examples of "mice".
Vell, if you are to raise der level of mices to men, vould it not be vitting that you year glothes, too?