___ pit (wild concert area)

Usage examples of mosh.

There they found him, comfortable enough to be sure in a luxurious crotch padded with the best of mosh, with a nursh in attendance to change the cleanlickers on his frostbitten pad, and with plenty to eat and drink .

Everett Hyde--or Hydie as even his wife, Trudy, called him--got his nickname because he always hid behind the outhouse when the teacher, Miss Mosher, rang the bell after recess.

Rip Lawton was named after a lesson on Washington Irving during which he snored so loudly Miss Mosher grabbed him by the ear and yanked him up to the front of the room where she made him sit, blushing and remorseful, until her attention was elsewhere and he dozed off again, his chin bobbing on his chest.

And as she picked up the phone to call the district, she imagined Antwon already heading down Mosher toward Carey Street.

The pit in front of the stage was fairly full of punks moshing in a circle, and bashing into each other.

Johnny never asked what Mosh did out in the overgrown field in back of the house.

Liz was to the high school social whirl what the fox trot was to a mosh pit.

We are just outside the mosh pit, dancers slamming against each other at high velocity on one side and on the other side dancers shaking their hips, flailing their arms, stepping to the music.

This guy is always leaping into the mosh pit at the precise moment the crowd parts.

If there was no mosh pit for him to land in, that was his problem.

The air was full of music, and people danced with mosh pit togetherness below the outdoor stages.

Liz backed off through what would be the mosh pit to the closest possible vantage point where she could see the expanse of the stage.

The crowd in the mosh pit hooted and cheered as four women walked on stage and picked up their instruments for a last-minute sound check.