Moggie example sentences

"Moggie" Example Sentences

1. The moggie purred contentedly on the porch chair.
2. I fed the stray moggie that wanders around the neighborhood.
3. The three kittens played with the old moggie in the yard.
4. The old moggie hissed at the prowling stray cat in the garden.
5. The children named the moggie Patches because of its multicolored fur.
6. I think that moggie has been wandering around for years, it seems so old.
7. The moggie hid under the porch when the dogs started barking.
8. The moggie chased after the birds in the garden.
9. Can we keep the moggie? It followed me home from school.
10. My moggie Tabby sleeps at the foot of my bed every night.
11. I gave the moggie some fresh milk when she came by this morning.
12. The feisty moggie hissed and swiped at the bigger cat intruding on its territory.
13. The moggie adopted us, now it lives in our garden.
14. Call that moggie over, I have some treats for it.
15. Careful not to step on the moggie sleeping on the doorstep.
16. The moggie seemed scrawny and hungry, so I left some food out for it.
17. The cunning old moggie managed to sneak in the open back door.
18. Did you see that moggie run across the road just now?
19. The moggie had kittens under the porch, there are five of them.
20. Tommy named his moggie Spot because it has a big black spot on its back.
21. I think that moggie has claimed our garden shed as its home.
22. The moggie loves to sit in the window and watch the birds in the tree.
23. The children were playing with the moggie in the garden.
24. Tinker, my old moggie, came home late again last night.
25. Do you feed that stray moggie every day?
26. Can you tell if that moggie is a male or female?
27. The neighbors' moggie often sneaks into our garden to steal the birds' food.
28. Close the door quickly before that moggie gets inside the house!
29. Moggie seems to enjoy lying in a sunny spot in the afternoons.
30. Our old moggie can keep the mice out of the shed very effectively.
31. The children found the young moggie shivering in the alleyway.
32. Have you seen my moggie Dusty around here anywhere?
33. The moggie came looking for someone to stroke and feed it.
34. The moggie was so thin and hungry, we had to bring it inside.
35. Be careful not to frighten that stray moggie when you go outside.
36. The moggie's meowing woke me up last night.
37. Call that moggie over here, I have some treats for him.
38. The moggie brought a dead mouse to the back door this morning.
39. Old Scruffy, the moggie by the post box, always comes to say hello.
40. That old moggie looks friendly enough, shall I give it a stroke?
41. Our moggie Tom gave birth under the shed last week.
42. Which moggie out there belongs to you?
43. I think I saw the moggie hiding under the neighbors' car.
44. The old moggie was limping, I think it must have been in a fight.
45. The kids called the moggie "Stray" because she wandered into their garden.
46. Our moggie prefers to sleep on the washing rather than her nice warm bed.
47. The moggie likes to sit on my lap and have its tummy tickled.
48. After the dog chased it, the moggie hid under the porch for hours.
49. Have you named that moggie that lives in your garden yet?
50. Stroking that moggie seems to have cheered you up a bit.
51. Give that moggie over there some food, she looks hungry.
52. I think we should take that injured moggie to the vet.
53. Our old moggie woke me up in the night by vomiting on the carpet.
54. That moggie comes to our house every day for some food and affection.
55. The neighbor's dog was chasing the moggie around the garden again.
56. Call the RSPCA if that stray moggie is hanging around for a few days.
57. Our moggie Tabby seems to like lying on our paperwork.
58. The old moggie hissed at me when I tried to stroke it.
59. The moggie has claimed that old rug by the fire as its bed.
60. I think I saw our moggie Tom chasing a mouse in the long grass.

Common Phases

1. every moggie loves its own kitten
2. the life of Riley (meaning an easy, carefree life, often used jokingly when discussing a spoiled pet)
3. on the moggie's lap (meaning in a position of favor or privilege)
4. street moggie (meaning an ordinary cat that lives on the street as opposed to a pedigree breed)
5. old moggie (meaning an aged, possibly stray cat)
6. like herding moggies (meaning an impossible or difficult task)
7. play with the moggie (meaning to idly amuse oneself)
8. the moggie's meow/yowling (meaning plaintive complaints or cries of suffering)
9. moggie came home with (something unexpected or unwelcome, often a dead animal gift)
10. moggie flap (British slang term for a cat flap in a door or window)