-verb (without object)
1. To walk on gravel
2. To vacate a premise in a timely manner by traveling across gravel.
1. To walk on gravel
2. To vacate a premise in a timely manner by traveling across gravel.
i.e. While playing in the park, my 3'7 midget friend and I began to mether back to the car to make the 7:00 appointment with the Siamese twins transvestites.
by Doug Parkinson February 10, 2008
Get the methermug. by Goofy7271 February 10, 2010
Get the Methermug. Used in place of 'mother', 'mum' or 'mom', i.e.:
Up yer mether's gunty = In your mother's ladyparts
"Who did that?"
"Yer mether"
Up yer mether's gunty = In your mother's ladyparts
"Who did that?"
"Yer mether"
by Paulverine September 13, 2011
Get the Methermug. 