mouse
A computer mouse without a physical cable.
A computer mouse that uses a light sensor.
A common mouse found in houses (animal context).
A mouse that lives in fields (animal context).
A mouse used for scientific experiments.
Often kept as a pet or used in laboratories.
Refers to a specific type of mouse, often found in the wild (animal context).
An idiom meaning to be very quiet.
Indicates the use of the mouse as a tool.
To press a mouse button once.
To operate the computer with the mouse.
To change the position of the mouse.
To press a mouse button twice in quick succession.
To move an item on screen by moving the mouse while holding the button.
To capture a mouse (animal context).
To run after a mouse (animal context).
To cause a mouse to die (animal context).
To keep mice for them to reproduce (animal context).
A clickable button on a computer mouse.
The action or sound of pressing a mouse button.
The pointer on a computer screen controlled by the mouse.
The indicator on a computer screen controlled by the mouse.
A surface for using a computer mouse on.
A surface for using a computer mouse on.
A device for catching mice. Usually found as the compound 'mousetrap'.
A hole where a mouse lives or enters.
The socket on a computer where the mouse is connected.
The excrement of mice.
A mouse moves quickly.
The high-pitched sound a mouse makes (animal context).
A mouse runs with short, quick steps.
A mouse bites or chews on something persistently.