Definition of moll-buzzer in English:

moll-buzzer

noun ˈmɒlˌbʌzə

slang

A pickpocket or thief whose victims are mainly women.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Matsell (1811–1877). Probably from moll + buzzer (though this is apparently first attested slightly later).

Definition of moll-buzzer in US English:

moll-buzzer

nounˈmɒlˌbʌzə

slang

A pickpocket or thief whose victims are mainly women.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Matsell (1811–1877). Probably from moll + buzzer (though this is apparently first attested slightly later).

单词	moll-buzzer
释义	Definition of moll-buzzer in English: moll-buzzer noun ˈmɒlˌbʌzə slang A pickpocket or thief whose victims are mainly women. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Matsell (1811–1877). Probably from moll + buzzer (though this is apparently first attested slightly later). Definition of moll-buzzer in US English: moll-buzzer nounˈmɒlˌbʌzə slang A pickpocket or thief whose victims are mainly women. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in George Matsell (1811–1877). Probably from moll + buzzer (though this is apparently first attested slightly later).
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