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TUZZY-MUZZY Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of TUZZY-MUZZY is a garland of flowers : nosegay. www.merriam-webster.com
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What Is A Tussie-Mussie? - BRIANNE TURCZYNSKI
The dictionary defines tuzzy-muzzy, or tussie-mussie, as a bunch or posy of flowers, a nosegay, and then disobligingly adds that the word is obsolete. brianneturczynski.com
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tuzzy-muzzy - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Alternative form of tussie-mussie (“nosegay conveying a message”). en.wiktionary.org
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tuzzy-muzzy
tuzzy-muzzy, n. (a.) (ˈtʌzɪˌmʌzɪ) Forms: α. 5 tusmose, tussemose, 7 tussimussie; β. 7 tuzzimussie, 6–8 tuzzie-, tuzzi-, -muzzie, -muzzy, 8–9 tuzzy-muzzy, 20— tussie-mussie. [app. a kind of reduplicated or riming jingle on tussy. The early form tus- or tussemose, with the transitional tussimussie, su... Oxford English Dictionary
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tousy-mousy – Words & Stuff - The Kith
Tuzzy-muzzy is “slang for the vagina,” dating back to 1642. Only one of my five slang dictionaries (Partridge's 8th, 1984) lists either of those terms. www.kith.org
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How to Make A Tussie-Mussie - Wholehearted Eats
Whether you call it a tussie-mussie, nosegay, or posy, this highly scented small flower and herb bouquet has been around for centuries. www.wholeheartedeats.com
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tussie-mussie
tussie-mussie see tuzzy-muzzy. Oxford English Dictionary
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The History of Tussie-Mussie - The Herb Gardener
Have you heard of the infamous and misunderstood tussie-mussie? Currently thought of as a nosegay, or compact bouquet of flowers and herbs, ... theherbgardener.blogspot.com
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TUZZY-MUZZY Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com
Tuzzy-muzzy definition: tussie-mussie.. See examples of TUZZY-MUZZY used in a sentence. www.dictionary.com
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Annotation:Tuzzy Muzzy - The Traditional Tune Archive
'Tuzzy Muzzy' or 'Tussie-mussie' originally referred to a bespoke posie, assembled from flowers and herbs, usually to convey a specific message. tunearch.org
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Whether you call it a tussie-mussie, tuzzy muzzy, nosegay, or posy ...
This highly scented small flower and herb bouquet has been around for centuries. Just as nice now as it was 500 years ago, it makes a beautiful gift for ... www.instagram.com
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tussimussie
tussimussie obs. f. tuzzy-muzzy, nosegay. Oxford English Dictionary
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tussemose
tusmose, tussemose see tuzzy-muzzy. Oxford English Dictionary
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tisty-tosty
ˈtisty-ˈtosty, int., n., a. dial. Forms: 6– tisty-tosty, 6 tistitostie, 9 teesty-tosty. [In sense 1 perh. a mere ejaculation. In sense 3 it has been compared with † tyte tust(e or † tussemose a nosegay: see tuzzy-muzzy; but current dialect use associates it rather with toss, and tost, tossed.] † 1. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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tussy
† ˈtussy Obs. rare. [? Derivative of a simple *tus or *tusse, in tus(se)mose: see tuzzy-muzzy.] A cluster, posy, or knot of flowers or leaves; an ornament of silver or gold of this form, forming a buckle or the like.1541 Will E. Myllar (Somerset Ho.), My blacke rybbonde with the hookes & a Tussy of ... Oxford English Dictionary
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