English Dictionary

mox nix

/ˈmɑks ˌnɪks/

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(dated, slang) it doesn't matter; no worries / 1983, Ian Skidmore, Forgive Us Our Press Passes, →ISBN, page 21: / 'Nice people, are they?I shouldn't think so.Aw, well. Mox nix. Want some of this rice?'

Mox nix, I don't care about it.

意味（1）

(dated, slang) it doesn't matter; no worries

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意味（2）

1983, Ian Skidmore, Forgive Us Our Press Passes, →ISBN, page 21:

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'Nice people, are they?I shouldn't think so.Aw, well. Mox nix. Want some of this rice?'

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2005, James Carroll, Secret Father: A Novel, →ISBN, page 264:

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No, I get it. Small matter. Mox nix.

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2011, Ritch Gaiti, Tweet: One Guy Can't Change the World—Good Thing that Glebe Didn't Know That, →ISBN, page 73:

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I thought it resembled me more than Hartwick but mox nix—it was ours.