Mickey Mouse

Pronunciation: /ˈmɪki maʊs/

Definitions of Mickey Mouse

noun A fictional cartoon character created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks, known for being the mascot of The Walt Disney Company.

Example Sentences

A1 I love Mickey Mouse cartoons.

A2 My little sister has a Mickey Mouse plush toy.

B1 The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is a popular children's TV show.

B2 Walt Disney created the iconic character of Mickey Mouse.

C1 Mickey Mouse is a cultural icon known worldwide.

C2 The evolution of Mickey Mouse as a character reflects changing attitudes in society.

Examples of Mickey Mouse in a Sentence

formal Mickey Mouse is a beloved cartoon character created by Walt Disney.

informal I love watching Mickey Mouse cartoons with my kids.

slang That party was so Mickey Mouse, it was a total disaster.

figurative His excuses for being late were just Mickey Mouse, no one believed him.

Grammatical Forms of Mickey Mouse

• past tense: Mickey Moused
• plural: Mickey Mouses
• comparative: more Mickey Mouse
• superlative: most Mickey Mouse
• present tense: Mickey Mouse
• future tense: will Mickey Mouse
• perfect tense: has Mickey Moused
• continuous tense: is Mickey Mousing
• singular: Mickey Mouse
• positive degree: very Mickey Mouse
• infinitive: to Mickey Mouse
• gerund: Mickey Mousing
• participle: Mickey Moused

Origin and Evolution of Mickey Mouse

First Known Use: 1928 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'Mickey Mouse' originated as a character name created by Walt Disney for a cartoon mouse in 1928.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'Mickey Mouse' has evolved to not only refer to the cartoon character but also to describe something trivial, insignificant, or amateurish.