1. A rodent of several species, intermediate between the mouse and the squirrel, resembling the squirrel in habits, and in a torpid state during winter.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• doormouse,
• tortouse,
• drouse,
• domose,
• dormous,
• cormouse,
• cormoous,
• corymose,
• dormuose,
• dormoues,
• rarmouse,
• rermouse,
• Cornouse,
• Dorhoke,
• Cormould,
• lorhouse,
• lorhdouse,
• lordouse,
• dourmous,
• dormos

• Dormice,
• doremus.

The adjective form of the word "dormouse" is "dormouselike".

The plural of the "dormouse" can be the "dormice".

The singular of the "dormouse" can be the "dormouse".