Mozzer

English Pronunciation en ɒzə(ɹ) 2 Etymology 1 From en Moz<t:Morrissey> er<id:Oxford><pos:suffix forming colloquial equivalents>. Proper noun en UK slang Morrissey (born 1959), an English singer-songwriter and author. en Moz en David Quantick; Steven Wells Ride the Puffin http://quimby.gnus.org/circus/pdf/StevenWells.RideThePuffin.NME.19900113.pdf https://web.archive.org/web/20170213202631/http://quimby.gnus.org/circus/pdf/StevenWells.RideThePuffin.NME.19900113.pdf 2017-02-13 New Musical Express 13 January 1990 28 ’Tis the Mozzer and Mark E Smith! Yes, in the year 2000, Sir Morrissey del Manc and Shitgibbon Smith will be tired old buckers, fit for the scrapheap ever since some student NME reader got to see their poetry part of the English GCSE and finished so-called “serious rock” for, in the words of Alice Cooper, “EVAH!” Etymology 2 From en Moz<t:Morrissey> er<id:occupation><t:en fan admirer><pos:occupational suffix>. Noun en UK slang A en fan admirer of Morrissey. Etymology 3 From en <alt:Moz> er<id:occupation><pos:occupational suffix>. Noun en colloquial An employee of Moz, a search engine optimization company. Etymology 4 en Muslim en er<id:Oxford><pos:suffix forming colloquial equivalents>. Noun en derogatory A Muslim. en eponyms en Fans (people) Individuals Nicknames for individuals