Murse

Pronunciation: /mɜːrs/

Definitions of murse

noun A slang term for a male nurse, typically used to refer to a man working in the nursing profession.

Example Sentences

A1 He carries his wallet and keys in his murse.

A2 She bought a new murse to match her outfit for the party.

B1 The murse has multiple compartments to keep his belongings organized.

B2 The leather murse he bought is both stylish and practical.

C1 The designer murse he owns is a limited edition piece.

C2 He always makes sure his murse is well-maintained and in top condition.

Examples of murse in a Sentence

formal The male nurse carried a murse with all his medical equipment.

informal Hey, can you grab my murse for me? I need to check my phone.

slang I love my new murse, it's so convenient for carrying all my stuff.

figurative His murse was like a magic bag, always able to produce whatever he needed at the moment.

Grammatical Forms of murse

• past tense: mursed
• plural: murses
• comparative: mursier
• superlative: mursiest
• present tense: murses
• future tense: will murse
• perfect tense: have mursed
• continuous tense: is mursing
• singular: murse
• positive degree: murse
• infinitive: to murse
• gerund: mursing
• participle: mursing

Origin and Evolution of murse

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'murse' is a portmanteau of 'man' and 'purse', used to describe a small bag or pouch carried by men to hold personal items.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a playful term for men's bags, 'murse' has gained wider acceptance and is now commonly used in casual conversation and media to refer to men's handbags or small shoulder bags.