What does miska muska Mickey Mouse?

Answer 1

I think....

The verb 'to Mickey Mouse', meaning to fool around, first appeared ... meeska, mooska, mickey mouse :) - whisper, lucifer and dreamer.

AND ALSO

At the beginning of every episode, Mickey uses the magic words to make the clubhouse appear. The magic words, Meeska Mooska Mickey Mouse, are derived from the Mickey Mouse Club. Once the words are spoken, the clubhouse will appear

Answer 2

Well, honey, "miska muska Mickey Mouse" is just a fun little chant that Mickey and his pals say to conjure up some magic. It's like their own little hocus pocus to get the party started. So next time you're feeling down, just shout "miska muska Mickey Mouse" and see if a little Disney magic comes your way!

Answer 3

"Miska, muska, Mickey Mouse" is a phrase often used in the children's television show "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse." It is a magical incantation that Mickey and his friends say to summon their Mouseketools, which are objects they use to solve problems and go on adventures. The phrase has become a popular catchphrase associated with the show and is used to engage young viewers in interactive activities.

Answer 4

"miska mouska" is a phrase from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, a Children's_television_seriesby Disney. The show features a a Mickey_Mouse_Clubchant ("Meeska Mooska Mickey Mouse!"), used to summon the Clubhouse.

Answer 5

Mishka mushka means Mickey Mouse as the Europeans refer or say it.

Answer 6

Mooska means bananas in Somali.

Answer 7

{from Yahoo answers}: "Meeska-Mooska-Mouseketeer" - Mousketeer's password phrase used to open the cartoon vault on THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB/ABC/1955-59, a popular children's program in the 1950s. When it came time for the cartoon segment of the show, one of the mouseketeers stood in front of a drawer that contained the cartoon of the day. The phrase "Time to twist our Mousekedial to the right and the left with a great big smile. This is the way we get to see a Mouse Cartoon for you and me" was spoken followed by the magic password "Meeska, Mooska, Mouseketeer, Mouse Cartoon time now is here." The drawer then slid open to reveal the featured animated segment in the Mickey Mouse Treasure Mine.

Answer 8

Miška muška is Slavic and means male mouse. So that means ''Mouse male, mickey mouse''