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• weasel — /wee zeuhl/, n., pl. weasels, (esp. collectively) weasel, v. n. 1. any small carnivore of the genus Mustela, of the family Mustelidae, having a long, slender body and feeding chiefly on small rodents. 2. any of various similar animals of the… …   Universalium

• fefnicute — noun A two faced sneaky person …   Wiktionary

• weasel — wea·sel || wɪːzl n. carnivorous mammal having a long slender brown body with short legs and a long tail (some species in northern regions turn white in the winter); (Slang) cunning or sneaky person (derogatory) v. evade, escape; fool, lead… …   English contemporary dictionary

• weaseled — wea·sel || wɪːzl n. carnivorous mammal having a long slender brown body with short legs and a long tail (some species in northern regions turn white in the winter); (Slang) cunning or sneaky person (derogatory) v. evade, escape; fool, lead… …   English contemporary dictionary

• weaseling — wea·sel || wɪːzl n. carnivorous mammal having a long slender brown body with short legs and a long tail (some species in northern regions turn white in the winter); (Slang) cunning or sneaky person (derogatory) v. evade, escape; fool, lead… …   English contemporary dictionary

• weasels — wea·sel || wɪːzl n. carnivorous mammal having a long slender brown body with short legs and a long tail (some species in northern regions turn white in the winter); (Slang) cunning or sneaky person (derogatory) v. evade, escape; fool, lead… …   English contemporary dictionary

• weasel — wea•sel [[t]ˈwi zəl[/t]] n. pl. sels, (esp. collectively) sel, 1) mam any small carnivore of the genus Mustela, of the family Mustelidae, having a long, slender body and feeding chiefly on small rodents and birds: includes ferrets, stoats, minks …   From formal English to slang

• dirty dog — n. a low and sneaky person. □ What a low, dirty dog. □ That dirty dog tried to get fresh with me! …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

• weasel — 1. n. a sneaky person. □ You slimy weasel! How could you! □ If Fred weren’t such a weasel, we could get along better. 2. n. an earnest student. (Collegiate.) □ Who’s the weasel who always gets A’s? □ …   Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions

• weasel — [wē′zəl] n. pl. weasels or weasel [ME wesel < OE wesle, akin to Ger wiesel, prob. < IE base * weis , to flow out (with reference to the rank odor emitted by the animal) > VIRUS, BISON] 1. any of various agile musteline carnivores (esp.… …   English World dictionary