Word List / M :.
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51. misunderestimate (mĭs'ŭn'dər-ĕs'tə-māt')
- a. (v.) To misunderstand someone's behavior, writing, or speech in such a way as to be led to underestimate that person.
52. mittsquinter (mĭt'skwĭntər)
- a. (n.) A ballplayer who looks into his glove after missing the ball, as if, somehow the cause of the error lies there.
53. mogulate (mŏg'yə-lāt')
- a. (v.) To make a fool of ones self. As in: "I refuse to mogulate in such a manner." Also: mogulated, mogulation
54. mongo (mŏng'gō)
- a. (adj.) To be overly big for one's size; namely a human who is big boned but not otherwise fat.
- b. (n.) Someone who is overly big for one's size; namely someone who is big-boned, but not otherwise fat.
55. Monica (m&obrve;n'ĭk-ə)
- a. (n.) To be obsessively clean, and to clean whenever the opportunity arises. Origins: Deriving from Monica Bing's obsessiveness to clean on the popular sitcom, "Friends".
Example: "Your house is so clean! Did you just pull another Monica?"
56. monoemotionistic (mŏnō-ĭ-mō'shən-ĭs'tĭk)
- a. (adj.) Capable of feeling or having only a single emotion at a time.
57. monopulate (mə-nŏp'yə-lāt')
- a. (v.tr.) To manipulate others into accepting a certain viewpoint or idea by controlling a conversation.
58. moobs (mübs)
- a. (n.pl.) Male breasts.
- b. (n.pl.) Man boobs.
59. mooger (mug'ər)
- a. (n.) Dried mustard booger on the end of squeeze bottles.
- b. (n.) mug'ər. A man who unabashedly looks at another man's genitalia at a urinal stall.
60. moonswank (mün-swăngk)
- a. (v.) To change into fashionable clothing for the purpose of going out to a social event, specifically at night.
Example: "You can't wear that; you'd better moonswank before we leave."
61. mopeep (mō-pēp)
- a. (n.) One compelled to look through the curtain opening of another's motel room as one passes by.
62. mophenes (mō-fēnz)
- a. (n.pl.) The semi-truck headlights that invade one's motel room between the hours of three and five in the morning.
63. morical (môr'ĭ-kəl)
- a. (adj.) Possessing a strong moral value.
Example: This movie is more morical than the last one we watched.
64. morningfart (môr'nĭng-färt)
- a. (n.) A fart that did not pass during the night and is ready to blow in the morning.
65. moronasaurus (môr'ŏn'ə-sôr'əs)
- a. (n.) Someone whose stupidity has, or should have, caused them to become extinct.
Example: From Greek mOros, foolish or stupid, and sauros, lizard.
66. mose (mōz)
- a. (n.) The area between one's mouth and nose.
67. motate (mō'tāt)
- a. (v.) To leave.
Example: "Let's motate."
68. motodrift (mō'tō-drĭft)
- a. (n.) The mistaken belief at a stoplight that ones car is moving backward when, actually, the car beside them is moving forward.
69. mousecurse (măüs-kûrs)
- a. (n.) A curse afflicting a user whose mouse pointer deliberately overshoots its intended target as many as a dozen times in a row.
70. mousecurser (măüs-kûrs'ər)
- a. (n.) Someone who shouts at a mouse for overshooting the intended target.
71. mousturbate (mous'tərbāt')
- a. (v.) To move a mouse in an oscillatory fashion in order to locate a lost cusor on a computer monitor.
- b. (v.) To constantly move the mouse in circular motion while clicking and browsing, thereby demonstrating your impatience with the computer. As in: "Bob, stop mousturbating." Also: mousturbating, mousturbation, mousturbator
72. mozzalastics (mŏt'sə-lăs'tĭks)
- a. (n.) Large deposits of cheese that stick to the top of the pizza box.
73. muckle (mŭk'l)
- a. (v.) To smother with something sticky or dirty. To muckle something up, as to mess it up completely.
74. muggle (mŭg'gəl)
- a. (v.) To smother or cover completely. Used mainly when one is muggling another, or completely smothering someone with signs of affection, but to their annoyance.
75. mulligal (mŭl'ĭ-gəl)
- a. (n.) In golf, a provisional mulligan. A mulligan is a second shot, without penalty, when the golfer is unhappy with the first. If, however, the mulligan is worse than the first shot, it becomes a mulligal and the player uses his first ball.
