Country Dictionary

n. pl. Many moose.

"MOOSEN! I saw a flock of moosen! There were many of them, many much moosen! Out in the woods, in the wood-es, in the woodsen! Meese want the food, food is to eatnessin! Meese want the food in the woodeyisen!" "Brian... Brian." "What?" "You're an imbecile." "...imbisullen..." -Brian Regan

n. pl. Many mooses.

I saw a flock of MOOSEN... there are many of them, many much moosen, out in the woods, in the wood-es, in the woodsen!! *If you're a Brian Regan fan, you'll get it*

plural for moose

I saw a flock of moosen is the woodsen eatininen

The plural for of the word moose, used by comic Brian Regan in one of his skits titles Stoopid In School. moosen in the woodsen!

dude: Dude! I just saw a moosen!!! other dude: Dude!......moosen!.... dude: duuuude....

MOOSEN! I saw a flock of moosen! There were many much, moosen! They were out in the woods, the woodes, the WOODSEN. The moose need the food, the food is for EATENESN

Person 1: Hey, did you see those moosen over there Person 2: You mean moose? Person 1: *hits person 2 over the head with a moose* Person 1: Moosen

Plural of moose

I saw moosen running around this morning.

A weremoose, the same concept as a werewolf, only a moose instead of a wolf. Unlike a werewolf however, the transformation occurs when there is no moon.

We were driven from our homes and slaughtered by a pack of moosen, I was the only survivor.