verb
mommick
Mommick (verb) means to annoy or pester someone or something.
verb
1
To annoy or pester someone or something.
2
To attack and hurt someone physically.
""Mommick him up good, because you've got to go to jail anyhow.""
— Cruelty to Animals and Interpersonal Violence: Readings (1998)
""He was too mean for Hell, having people mommicked and gaumed up the way he did.”"
— Richard Chase, American Folk Tales and Songs (2014)
3
To spoil something by doing it clumsily.
"And anyway, his presence seemed to mommick up electricity. So he stuck to walking."
— Peter F. Hamilton, The Neutronium Alchemist (2009)
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Etymology
Mommick appears to be a variant of mammock.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of mommick?
"mommick" (verb) means to annoy or pester someone or something.
What is another word for mommick?
Other words for "mommick" include ruffle, rankle, disgruntle, sting, bother, get.
What is the opposite of mommick?
The opposite of "mommick" is please.
What are the different meanings of mommick?
"mommick" has 3 main meanings: 1. To annoy or pester someone or something; 2. To attack and hurt someone physically; 3. To spoil something by doing it clumsily.
