1. plural of momus; plural form referring to multiple instances or representations of Momus, the Greek god of mockery and criticism, or used metaphorically to describe people who are overly critical or fault-finding.
Usage: rare; literary; often used in classical or mythological contexts

Examples

• The momuses in the audience found fault with every aspect of the performance.
• Ancient texts describe various momuses who challenged the works of great artists.
• He dismissed the momuses who constantly complained about his writing style.
• The committee was filled with momuses who could never agree on anything positive.