Mekos
Mekos by Jesse aka Yogi October 18, 2008
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Mekus mekus
v. It literally means "mix mix" (with a touch of an accent), which is popularised by Mr. Nobodydudy, whose real name is Navhot Singh and is a famous Indian content creator based in the Philippines.
Chad: Karl, na-mekus mekus mo na ba ang mga sangkap sa tinapay?
Karl: Tapos na, pre. Ang hirap pala i-mekus mekus ang mga sangkap hahaha!
C: Oo nga eh. Salamat, pre.
K: Walang anuman, pre.
Karl: Tapos na, pre. Ang hirap pala i-mekus mekus ang mga sangkap hahaha!
C: Oo nga eh. Salamat, pre.
K: Walang anuman, pre.
Mekus mekus by ACNOLOGIA October 7, 2023
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Ms.Memos
A Gym teacher that works at Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy.
She apperently had a threesome with some students and she still has her job SMH. She doesnt take her job seriously like the other teachers in the trash-ass school
She apperently had a threesome with some students and she still has her job SMH. She doesnt take her job seriously like the other teachers in the trash-ass school
Me: "Dont get too close"
You: "why?"
Me: "Do you want to have a threesome with Ms.Memos?"
You: "You right"
You: "why?"
Me: "Do you want to have a threesome with Ms.Memos?"
You: "You right"
Ms.Memos by Your Local Rka Treesh November 19, 2019
Munching the Mekong
When performing cunnalingus on a woman whose pubes have heretofore never been trimmed. The experience can best be compared to slogging through the Mekong River Delta c. 1968. The fear grips you. You're back in the 'shit!
Hesh: I met this chick last night. She was hot, beautiful and amazing. I took her back to my crib and we got busy. All was great until I hit the sticky place. Man, she was a beast! I was Munching the Mekong; she was so hairy.
Munching the Mekong by Knucklehead Boy May 5, 2009
Mekus mekus
Mekus-Mekus is a term popularly used by Indian content creator Mr. Nobodydudy, also known as Navvhot Singh, which has gained popularity in the Philippines. Mekus Mekus is a phonetic representation of the phrase "Mix mix." This pronunciation arises from the accent of Mr. Nobodydudy, as heard in his reaction videos.
Mekus mekus by Chief Lexicographer October 18, 2023
tera melos
A math rock band from Roesville, California.
They started off with four members but right before they started recording their second EP "Drugs to the Dear Youth", one of the guitarists, Jeff Worms, left the band.
On January 19th, 2007. When "Drugs" was made they changed there sound a bit and it sounded more progressive and mathy. When Complex Full of Phantoms came out there was something new about there music, they added vocals.
Tera Melos announced on their myspace on April 2nd that drummer Vince Rogers would be leaving the band shortly after the tour with The Fall of Troy, The Dear Hunter and Foxy Shazam to pursue other things.
Members
Nathan Latona and Nick Reinhart Former members
Jeff Worms and Vince Rogers
Discography:
Demo (2004), Tera Melos(2005) - Self-Titled, Drugs to the Dear Youth (2007) - EP, Complex Full of Phantoms (split with By the End of Tonight) (2007).
Similar Artist:
Maps and Atlases, By the End of Tonight, Hella, and Giraffes? Giraffes!
They started off with four members but right before they started recording their second EP "Drugs to the Dear Youth", one of the guitarists, Jeff Worms, left the band.
On January 19th, 2007. When "Drugs" was made they changed there sound a bit and it sounded more progressive and mathy. When Complex Full of Phantoms came out there was something new about there music, they added vocals.
Tera Melos announced on their myspace on April 2nd that drummer Vince Rogers would be leaving the band shortly after the tour with The Fall of Troy, The Dear Hunter and Foxy Shazam to pursue other things.
Members
Nathan Latona and Nick Reinhart Former members
Jeff Worms and Vince Rogers
Discography:
Demo (2004), Tera Melos(2005) - Self-Titled, Drugs to the Dear Youth (2007) - EP, Complex Full of Phantoms (split with By the End of Tonight) (2007).
Similar Artist:
Maps and Atlases, By the End of Tonight, Hella, and Giraffes? Giraffes!
tera melos by Jacob Bruce June 11, 2008
makossa
form of dance music originating in Afrika (Cameroun, to be precise). Noted for its repeated bright-toned picked-guitar figures, chanting-style vocals (often in Douala) and sometimes brass accompaniment, makossa is very upbeat. Sam Fan Thomas is perhaps its biggest name internationally. For better or worse, makossa has become a staple ingredient of "world music".