The Online Slang Dictionary
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ma'am

noun

  1. shortening of "madam." Used to formally refer to a female.
    Yes ma'am I did brush my teeth.

    Submitted by Dona England, Jesup, GA, USA, Dec 23 2002.

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MacGyver

verb

  1. to solve a problem in a creative, resourceful, typically "jury-rigged" fashion. Origin: the television show MacGyver, whose protagonist escaped difficult situations in creative ways, using whatever items were at hand. For example: repairing a cut fuel line with a ball-point pen. Can be used as an adjective to describe such a solution. Also MacGyverism, the noun form.
    Let me MacGyver that real quick.
    That shit is MacGyver.
    That's quite a MacGyverism!

    Submitted by Kaseem, Lancaster, Apr 16 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: difficult

mack

noun

  1. one who is good with the opposite sex, usually a male. Also mack daddy, though that usage is antiquated.
    Jeff is such a mack. He gets all the girls.

Link to this word. Related words: flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-man, influence, talent, credibility, respect, and praise

mack daddy

noun

  1. one who is good with the opposite sex. Note: interchangeable with "mack".
    Jeff is such a mack daddy.

Link to this word. Related words: man, men, male, flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-man, influence, talent, credibility, respect, and praise

mack on

verb

  1. to attempt to attract; HIT ON. Also mack to.
    I macked on some females last night.
  2. to eat.
    I macked on some food.

    Submitted by Cliff Mitchell, Sonoma, CA, Apr 01 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: flirting, hit on, pimp, player, wing-man, to eat

mad

adverb

  1. very; really; extremely.
    That party was mad fun!

adjective

  1. many.
    There were mad chicks at the party!
  2. good.
    He's got mad skills

    Submitted by Ben Brinckerhoff, IL, USA, Nov 24 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: many or much, very

mad hatter

noun

  1. someone who sells drugs and other illegal substances.
    I'm going to go pick some stuff up from the madhatter up on Main.

    Submitted by Ryan Marganti, Feb 05 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to deal drugs

madcap

adjective

  1. crazy. Origin: probably from the euphemism "mad as a hatter."
    He was going madcap.

    Submitted by H. Petrie, Toronto, Canada, Jan 23 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: crazy

main squeeze

noun

  1. significant other.
    This is Keith. He's my main squeeze.

    Submitted by Barbara Manning, Tokyo, Japan, Nov 10 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: boyfriend, girlfriend, boo, significant other

make (one) dust (one's) back off

verb

  1. to physically attack someone.
    Keep talking shit and I'm going to make you dust your back off.

    Submitted by D L Evans, Los Angeles, CA, USA, Nov 14 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to attack

map

noun

  1. a person's face.
    Get out of my map.

    Submitted by Emily, Leawood, Kansas, USA, Nov 25 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: anatomy

marinate

verb

  1. to sit around waiting for something to happen. Origin: from the cooking term "marinate", which is to soak something (often meat) for some period of time (usually several hours) in a sauce before cooking.
    Last night we marinated at Justin's house until we found a party.

    Submitted by Carmen, San Luis Obispo, CA, Jan 25 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to wait

mass

adverb

  1. very; really; extremely.
    That guy is mass smart.
    That is mass expensive!

    Submitted by Bernice Lee, Seattle, WA, Jul 2 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: very

max

verb

  1. to relax; HANG OUT.
    I'm just maxing.

    Submitted by Demetrius Scruggs, FL, USA, Dec 22 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to hang out, relax

mean

adjective

  1. very good, excellent; COOL.
  2. extreme.
    That was one mean roller coaster!

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good, extreme

melon

noun

  1. a head.
    I hit my melon playing baseball.
  2. moron, idiot.
    Jim is such a melon.

Link to this word. Related words: head, unintelligent, idiot

Mentos

interjection

  1. good luck.
    Mentos on the exam!

    Submitted by AJ, Rolla, MO, USA, Apr 14 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: luck

merkin

noun

  1. a pubic wig.
    Are you wearing a merkin?

    Submitted by Anonymous, Berkeley, CA, Jan 22 1999

Link to this word. Related words: pubic hair

mezzed

adjective

  1. "messed up."
    This whole situation is mezzed.

    Submitted by Maurice J. Ornelas, Taunton/Fall River, MA, USA, Nov 21 2002.

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MILF

noun

  1. an attractive older woman. Acronym of "mom I'd like to fuck." Popularized by the movie American Pie. See also yummy mummy.
    Have you ever been to her house? Her mom's a total MILF!

    Submitted by Bill, Wisconsin, USA, Nov 30 2001 and Stina, VA, USA, Dec 08 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive person, woman, women, female, acronyms (list of)

mimbo

noun

  1. an unintelligent male. Etymology: male bimbo. Popularized by the US television series Seinfeld.

    Submitted by Crazy Nate, Vanport City, PA, USA, May 19 1998; Emily, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, Jan 22 1999

Link to this word. Related words: unintelligent, idiot, man, men, male

mind

noun

  1. head.
    He smacked his mind on the ground.

    Submitted by Chris Norris, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, Oct 6 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: head

minga

noun

  1. an unattractive and/or fat person.
    Look at that fat minga.

    Submitted by Evil Fish, Outer London, England, Mar 19 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: unattractive person

mint

adjective

  1. attractive, usually a male.
    That guy is mint.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive, man, men, male

minute

noun

  1. a long period of time. Used as a humorous understatement. See also days .

    Submitted by Jerriod Grizzle, Savannah, GA, USA, Dec 30 2002.

Link to this word. Related words: time (related to)

mo fo

noun

  1. good friend; BUDDY. Short for "mother fucker".
    That's my mo fo over there.

    Submitted by Chris Federowicz, Fairview, PA, USA, Feb 15 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: friend, censored replacements for offensive terms (list of)

mob

verb

  1. to go, usually as a group.
    Let's mob to the party over on fifth street.

Link to this word. Related words: to go

moded

adjective

  1. messed up, weird.
    My computer got all moded and then it crashed.
  2. embarrassed. Usually used after someone does something stupid.
    Now don't you feel moded!

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, USA, Feb 20 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: unintelligent, idiot, embarrassed, strange

mondo

adverb

  1. very; really; extremely. Also mongo.
    That house is mondo expensive.

Link to this word. Related words: very

mondo bizarro

adjective

  1. extremely strange; WEIRD.
    That bird is mondo bizarro.

    Submitted by Brett Noble, Nov 6 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: strange

monet

noun

  1. a person who is attractive from a distance, but unattractive on closer inspection. Origin: Claude Monet's impressionist paintings, which to some people look good from a distance, but upon closer inspection, not so good.
    He is such a monet.

    Submitted by Brian, Omaha, Dec 10 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: attractive person, unattractive person

money

adjective

  1. hip, suave, cool.
    You're money.

    Submitted by Mike Wittman, Berkeley, CA, USA, Sep 23 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cool, dope, awesome, fun, good

monkey fuck

verb

  1. to light a cigarette using a lit cigarette rather than a flame source.
    I lost my matches, so I had to monkey fuck my cigarette.

    Submitted by Matt and Jason, Bowling Green, OH, USA, Dec 15 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: cigarettes (related to)

monster

noun

  1. an ugly person.
    What a monster!

    Submitted by Joe Lee, Chicago, IL, USA, Jun 15 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unattractive person

monte

noun

  1. a video. Origin: a word-play on the capital of Uruguay: Montevideo.
    How about watching a monte tonight?

    Submitted by Simon Mackay, Melbourne, Australia, Mar 01 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: film

mooley

noun

  1. a comic; SMART ALEC. Origin: suburbs of New York City, NY, USA.
    Joe is such a mooley.

    Submitted by Submitted by Kevin Schmidt, Rochester, NY, USA, Dec 18 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: joker

mosey

verb

  1. to move on. Origin: the American cowboy.
    Come on, let's mosey.
    Let's mosey on down to the store.

    Submitted by Emily Marcroft, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, USA, Jan 13 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to leave, to go

mouse

verb

  1. to push around.
    Yo man, why do you have to mouse me?

    Submitted by Kushlash Yardley, Dunkirk, Mar 04 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: to intimidate

mufkin tass

noun

  1. an item. Synonymous with "thing" or "thingy".
    Could you hand me that mufkin tass over there?

    Submitted by Blake and Randy, Ft. Greely, AK, USA, May 6 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: unspecified item(s)

mug

noun

  1. face.
    You've got a mug only a mother could love.

transitive verb

  1. to stare at a person in an annoying way.
    Why are you muggin' me?
    Stop muggin'!

    Submitted by Holly, Baltimore, Jun 17 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: face, to stare

mullet

noun

  1. a hair style that is short on the top and long in the back. This is more common in rural areas in the USA than in the urban areas. In more urban areas of the USA, mullets are seen as sources and are typically mocked.

    Submitted by Kevin Henriksen, Cedar Rapids, IA, USA, Nov 29 2001.

Link to this word. Related words: hair

mumbo jumbo

noun

  1. speech one doesn't understand.
    The doctor was just talking a lot of medical mumbo jumbo.

    Submitted by Tom, Superior, WI, USA, Apr 04 1998.

Link to this word. Related words: nonsense

munchies

noun

  1. hunger. Often used to refer to the hunger one experiences after smoking marijuana.
    Let's go get a sandwich - I've got the munchies.

Link to this word. Related words: hungry

munson

verb

  1. to abandon, to leave; DITCH. Origin: from the movie Kingpin, released during the summer of 1996.
    Let's munson that kid.
    He got munsoned by his ride.

    Submitted by Brian, San Diego, CA, USA, Jun 5 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: to abandon

mutha junkst

noun

  1. the biggest bottle of cheap alcohol one can find.
    Let's get liquored on the mutha junkst.

    Submitted by Dave Lloyd, Washinton DC, USA, Sep 24 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: alcohol

my bad

interjection

  1. a phrase used to admit fault.
    Yeah, that's my bad.
  2. an apology.
    Sorry, man, my bad.

    Submitted by John Fischer, Atlanta, GA, USA, Jun 20 1997.

Link to this word. Related words: apologies (list of)

my boy

noun

  1. a friend.
    He is my boy.

Link to this word. Related words: friend

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