moggy , also: moggie
mog BrE informal

I note that her moggy is nowhere to be seen.

Just then, a car came round the corner and flattened the poor moggy.

I points to the moggy what's busy eating the liver.

Grinning like a dead moggy, he took his drink off to a distant table.

And meanwhile Moggy never missed a chance to needle his former friend.

"Just when Moggy was itching to go up and test his engine."

"Moggy chucks his weight about far too much," he said.

Now, all of a sudden, Moggy seemed to hate and despise him.

May thinks a deportation was denied because of a Moggy cat.

He's a very nasty piece of work, is Moggy.

"What are you going to be, when you grow up, Moggy?"

There's also a pond and little steam called Moggy Brook.

"You've already got every other kind of filthy muck on your leg, Moggy.

Moggy climbed down to give him a clear view of three wooden plaques, which he had hung on the wall.

If Moggy drifted out any further, Pip would have to fall back to miss him.

"Did you really go under that bridge, Moggy?"

You've never seen me when I'm really angry, have you, Moggy?"

Instead, it drained through Moggy Hollow at the southwestern end of the lake.

Moggy was due to relieve him at dawn.

There was a nice moggy programme on yesterday.

Pip was right: Moggy does like killing people.

Moggy shoots down three German planes, getting the third right over his own aerodrome but is surprised and killed from behind by another.

"Just for a couple of minutes," Moggy wheedled.