Moxie — Soda Monarch era Moxie can Type Soft drink Manufacturer Cornucopia Beverages/Moxie Beverage Company[1] (Kirin Brewery Company) … Wikipedia
MOXIE — Moxie Longueur hors tout : 15,25 m (50 pieds) … Wikipédia en Français
Moxie — Équipage Solitaire Longueur hors tout 15,25 m (50 pieds) Maître bau 9,85 m … Wikipédia en Français
moxie — (n.) courage, 1930, from Moxie, brand name of a bitter, non alcoholic drink, 1885, perhaps as far back as 1876 as the name of a patent medicine advertised to build up your nerve; despite legendary origin stories put out by the company that made… … Etymology dictionary
Moxie — Mox ie, n. [fr. Moxie, a trade name for a beverage.] 1. energy; pep. [1913 Webster] 2. courage, determination. [1913 Webster] 3. Know how, expertise. MW10. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
moxie — ☆ moxie [mäk′sē ] n. [after Moxie, trademark for a soft drink] Slang courage, pluck, perseverance, etc.; guts … English World dictionary
moxie — [n] courage adventuresomeness, adventurousness, audacity, backbone, boldness, braveness, bravery, daring, dash, dauntlessness, determination, fearlessness, fortitude, gameness, grit, guts, hardihood, mettle, nerve, pluck, prowess, spirit, spunk,… … New thesaurus
moxie — mox|ie [ˈmɔksi US ˈma: ] n [U] AmE informal [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: Moxie, a trademark for a type of drink] courage and determination ▪ He s a small kid, but he has plenty of moxie … Dictionary of contemporary English
moxie — n American spirit, vim, courage, enterprise. Moxie was the trade name of a soft drink on sale in the USA in the 19th century (probably based on a local Amerindian place name). The drinks company used the advertising slogan: What this coun try… … Contemporary slang
moxie — [“maksi] n. energy; spunk; spirit. □ Now here’s a gal with real moxie. □ Come on. Show some moxie! … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
moxie — noun Etymology: from Moxie, a trademark for a soft drink Date: 1930 1. energy, pep 2. courage, determination 3. know how, expertise … New Collegiate Dictionary
