Crossword clues for moped
moped
- Bicycle and then some
- Wore a puss
- Was gloomy
- Vehicle that may get more than 100 miles per gallon
- Vehicle sung about in Macklemore & Ryan Lewis's "Downtown"
- Vehicle — was blue
- Two-wheeled transport — was in low spirits
- Transportation portmanteau that originated in Swedish
- The Honda Hobbit, for one
- Ten-speed alternative
- Segway alternative
- Sat around sulking
- Putterer in Bermuda
- Power bike
- Portmanteau ride
- Noisy bike
- Moved listlessly
- Motorized transport
- Motor vehicle — languished
- Mooned around
- Low-powered two-wheeled vehicle
- Lightweight two-wheeler
- Island vacation ride
- Island rental
- Hybrid cycle
- Hybrid bike
- Had a long face
- Gas-powered two-wheeler
- Gas-engine bike
- Exhibited gloominess
- Certain Yamaha vehicle
- Bike with an engine
- Bike with a small engine
- Bike that uses fuel
- Bike cousin
- Bike common in Bermuda
- Bicycle with juice
- Bermuda rental
- Became listless
- Acted gloomy
- Island transportation
- Bike that zips in and out of traffic
- Cousin of a minibike
- Two-wheeler
- Putt-putter
- Alternative to a Segway
- Was in a blue state
- Fuel-efficient transportation
- Scooter's kin
- A motorbike that can be pedaled or driven by a low-powered gasoline engine
- Move around slowly and aimlessly
- Be apathetic, gloomy, or dazed
- Cheap wheels
- Powered bicycle
- Motorized bike
- Bike's newest relative
- Motorized bicycle
- Sulked
- Motor cycle - sulked
- Was sulky a basic form of transport?
- Keeping quiet, doctor and journalist were miserable
- Short of a penny, cleaned bike
- Scooter was blue
- Light motorcycle
- Personal opinion expressed here on podium finish by bike
- Bike was blue?
- Two-wheeled transport - was in low spirits
- Two-wheeled vehicle
- Certain two-wheeler
- Transport with a gas engine
- Wore a long face
- Was in a funk
- Scooter's cousin
- Powered two-wheeler
- Minibike relative
- Minibike kin
- Mini bike
- Fuel-efficient vehicle
- Bicycle with an engine
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Mope \Mope\, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Moped; p. pr. & vb. n.
Moping.] [Cf. D. moppen to pout, Prov. G. muffen to sulk.]
To be dull and spiritless; to spend time doing little; as, to
mope around the house. ``Moping melancholy.''
--Milton.
A sickly part of one true sense
Could not so mope.
--Shak.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1956, from Swedish (c.1952), from (trampcykel med) mo(tor och) ped(aler) "pedal cycle with engine and pedals" (the earliest versions had auxiliary pedals). Compare obsolete English mo-bike (1925), from motor bicycle.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1
melancholy, dejected. v
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(en-past of: mope) Etymology 2
alt. A lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle equipped with a small motor and pedals, designed to go no faster than some specified speed limit. n. A lightweight, two-wheeled vehicle equipped with a small motor and pedals, designed to go no faster than some specified speed limit.
WordNet
n. a motorbike that can be pedaled or driven by a low-powered gasoline engine
Wikipedia
Moped was a New Zealand band formed in Palmerston North by three brothers, Gareth (guitar & backing vocals), Hayden (bass and lead vocals) and Karl Shearman (drums). They played a brand of groove saturated reggae rock, with lyrics which speak of a clear Christian commitment.
Usage examples of "moped".
Arnie Boysenberry got up, left the office and moped down the steps to his office on the next floor.
I gave him the required bank information, did a quick mental evaluation of what was left, and moped for the next fifteen minutes while lusting after practically everything in the new Ann Tayler online catalogue.
Tankado went to work on an old Moped and ate a bag lunch alone at his desk instead of joining the rest of the department for prime rib and vichyssoise in the commissary.
For hours he had moped about his tiny cabin in the planetoid-ship, dreaming of the good old days back at the family spinnery before he had lost his job as a young apprentice bus driver and had been facing the dismal prospect of disownment from the Nest for disgraceful negligence.
So it was that, as hour followed hour and the tale of them lengthened into days, he fell into a temper of morbid brooding that was little like the man, and instead of faring abroad and seeking what amusement he might find in the most carefree city of the post-War world, shut himself up in his rooms and moped, indifferent to all things but the knocks at his door, the stridulation of the telephone bell that might announce the arrival of the desired message.
Granny moped, unbuttoning the strap that kept his revolver hi the holster.
Daryl delighted in citing large, powerful four-door sedans with all the amenitiesQair conditioning, power windows, cellular phone, adjustable steering column, tape/CD/AM-FM stereo entertainment system, leather upholstery, dual overhead camshafts, tinted glass all aroundQwhile mocking me for my continued insistence on ticketing nothing larger than mopeds and bicycles.
But, in truth, Stevie moped in the striking fashion of an unhappy domestic animal.
Outside a gated compound, a tousled-haired white tourist in an enormous Fubu football jersey was talking to two uniformed men with assault rifles while a group of students from Italy -- Hand was sure it was Italy -- in crisp white tops and black pants and skirts lightly dusted, whinnied by on mopeds.
We went swimming and snorkeling at Elbow Beach and Horseshoe Bay, and then raced mopeds along the picturesque Middle and Harbor Roads.
Here was this stout little woman searching godforsaken neighborhoods in the dead of night for her missing husband, while Keyes just moped along feeling sorry for himself over a lousy bump on the neck.
Disconsolate, Jeremy moped for nearly a week, examining and re-examining his handiwork for the inhibiting flaw.
Indeed, Alethea should not have been aboard the ship in the first place - except that when she found out that Duncan was planning to take Caitriona to the Holy Land to see all the places he and Padraig had visited during his long pilgrimage, the younger girl had moped and whined and sulked until her father relented and agreed to take her, too.
Langdon gazed down at the mopeds, sight-seeing buses, and armies of miniature Fiat sedans buzzing around rotaries in all directions.
The humidity was uncommonly low for the Keys, and thanks in part to the protection of the thick flame-red canopy of poinciana that arched over the compound, we were just hot enough that the gentle steady breezes were welcome as much for their coolness as for the cycling symphony of pleasing scents they carried: sea salt, frangipani, fried conch fritters, Erin's rose garden, iodine, coral dust, lime, sunblock, five different kinds of coffee, the indescribable but distinctive bouquet of a Cuban sandwich being pressed somewhere upwind, excellent marijuana in a wooden pipe, and just a soupcon of distant moped exhaust.