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What are good adjectives to describe a mouse?

Here are some adjectives to describe a mouse, depending on the context:

Physical Appearance:

* Tiny: Emphasizing small size

* Gray: A common color

* Brown: Another common color

* White: Describing a white mouse

* Black: Describing a black mouse

* Sleek: Describing a smooth, well-groomed mouse

* Scrawny: Describing a thin, underfed mouse

* Plump: Describing a fat, well-fed mouse

* Furry: Describing the texture of its coat

* Long-tailed: Emphasis on the length of its tail

* Squeaky: Describing the sound it makes

Behavior:

* Shy: Describing its cautious nature

* Timid: Describing its fearfulness

* Curious: Describing its inquisitive nature

* Nimble: Describing its agility

* Agile: Describing its ability to move quickly and easily

* Stealthy: Describing its ability to move quietly

* Cunning: Describing its intelligence and ability to outsmart others

* Destructive: Describing its tendency to chew on things

* Pesky: Describing its annoyance

* Noxious: Describing its ability to spread disease

Other:

* Cute: Describing its appearance as adorable

* Domesticated: Describing a mouse kept as a pet

* Wild: Describing a mouse living in the wild

* Field: Describing a mouse found in a field

* House: Describing a mouse found in a house

You can also use descriptive phrases:

* A tiny, gray mouse with a long tail

* A plump, brown mouse with beady eyes

* A stealthy, cunning mouse that scurries through the shadows

The best adjectives to use will depend on the specific context and the effect you are trying to achieve.

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