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Phrase used by someone in order to accept even the most 'unacceptable' situation that would normally be a load of horse shit. Only because they know they have to.
by Muttemor September 30, 2014
Get the It is what it ismug. Mac-ka-brey /mac-kä-brā/
(Noun)
1. a motley assortment, featuring an abstract or messy composition or placement.
2. a group varied with unique features, traits, backgrounds and/or experiences.
3. a random and/or bizarre cluster of objects with varied appearance or purpose.
(Adjective)
1. to be uniquely odd; stand out from the norm.
2. to be quirky and/or strange.
(Noun)
1. a motley assortment, featuring an abstract or messy composition or placement.
2. a group varied with unique features, traits, backgrounds and/or experiences.
3. a random and/or bizarre cluster of objects with varied appearance or purpose.
(Adjective)
1. to be uniquely odd; stand out from the norm.
2. to be quirky and/or strange.
(Noun)
1. "A mackabrey of papers and notes had littered about the floor; what a mess"
2. "They were quite an odd mackabrey; each one of them different and more bizarre than the next"
3. "There was a mackabrey of tools and utensils in the junk drawer and... some chewing gum?"
(Adjective)
1. "Her chocolates were quite mackabrey; most used nuts in their chocolates, she used dried pickles"
2. "He had been quite mackabrey; no one liked him because of his bizarre nature, but no one hated him either, because of his loving charm"
1. "A mackabrey of papers and notes had littered about the floor; what a mess"
2. "They were quite an odd mackabrey; each one of them different and more bizarre than the next"
3. "There was a mackabrey of tools and utensils in the junk drawer and... some chewing gum?"
(Adjective)
1. "Her chocolates were quite mackabrey; most used nuts in their chocolates, she used dried pickles"
2. "He had been quite mackabrey; no one liked him because of his bizarre nature, but no one hated him either, because of his loving charm"
by Muttemor June 13, 2022
Get the Mackabreymug. by Muttemor August 23, 2020
Get the Blarbmug. A female between 30 to 50 who prowls around for younger single men, who are roughly two-thirds their own age, similar to Pumas only younger, Pumas being usually between 50 and 80 and seeking men less than half their age. Cougars with children can also be referred to as MILFs if they are hot as f*ck!
Tommy: hey man, look at Billy over there!
Carter: is that Ms. Sullivan our old math teacher?
Tommy: yeah man, God damn cougar f*ckin' gots him now!
Carter: is that Ms. Sullivan our old math teacher?
Tommy: yeah man, God damn cougar f*ckin' gots him now!
by Muttemor May 14, 2021
Get the Cougarmug. A prude of the highest order; a super prude.
Someone who withholds sex even after marriage.
Someone who refuses to sleep with you even after you buy them the whole damn bar or spread your legs so wide open you can see your future children together.
Someone who withholds sex even after marriage.
Someone who refuses to sleep with you even after you buy them the whole damn bar or spread your legs so wide open you can see your future children together.
Jacky: *kisses him*
Joey: *pushes her away* "I told you I can't, it isn't my fault you're such a whore."
Jacky: yeah well, you're worst than a whore, you're like a fucking anti-whore!!!
Joey: *pushes her away* "I told you I can't, it isn't my fault you're such a whore."
Jacky: yeah well, you're worst than a whore, you're like a fucking anti-whore!!!
by Muttemor December 21, 2020
Get the Anti-Whoremug. A reverse-trap is a heterosexual (usually) female character who dresses like, looks like or pretends to be a boy and 'passes' to the extent that NO ONE other than perceptively intelligent characters or complete degenerates (skirt-chasers) recognize them based on 'bone structure', 'having suspicions' or 'always knowing'. These characters are often outed at some point in the story through various means.
These characters also tend to focus on the 'I'm not that pretty trope' where they find themselves unattractive and another character (usually a male) who likes them or is close to them reassures them they are very pretty/beautiful/sexy ect... although not all reverse-traps have or exibit this trope like, Zelda in her Sheik form (Ocrina of Time), Pidge (Voltron 2018), Samus (Meteroid Prime) or Sypha (Castlevania).
Trans-men are NOT considered reverse-traps although, tomboys can technically be a possible reverse-trap depending on the portrayal.
These characters also tend to focus on the 'I'm not that pretty trope' where they find themselves unattractive and another character (usually a male) who likes them or is close to them reassures them they are very pretty/beautiful/sexy ect... although not all reverse-traps have or exibit this trope like, Zelda in her Sheik form (Ocrina of Time), Pidge (Voltron 2018), Samus (Meteroid Prime) or Sypha (Castlevania).
Trans-men are NOT considered reverse-traps although, tomboys can technically be a possible reverse-trap depending on the portrayal.
Was watching Dragon Slayer, you know that old fantasy movie from 1981 and I forgot there had a reverse-trap on there, you know that character, Valerian.
by Muttemor June 25, 2021
Get the Reverse-Trapmug. 1) The fear and/or irrational bias/hostility towards the idea of biggotry based on stereotypical troupes which may or may not actually be true.
2) An overemphasized dislike of bigotry, which irrationally motivates ones' own personal opinions and/or actions.
3) Utilization of anti-bigotry out of context to motivate a counter culture against those who may not have or share similarly alligned oppinions. These oppinions may or may not actually be biggoted.
4) Using the ideas of anti-bigotry and stereotypes to motivate people against others in society who are accused of such bigotry and stereotypical behavior.
5) (irrational, intentional or unintentional)Bigotry towards other forms of bigotry.
2) An overemphasized dislike of bigotry, which irrationally motivates ones' own personal opinions and/or actions.
3) Utilization of anti-bigotry out of context to motivate a counter culture against those who may not have or share similarly alligned oppinions. These oppinions may or may not actually be biggoted.
4) Using the ideas of anti-bigotry and stereotypes to motivate people against others in society who are accused of such bigotry and stereotypical behavior.
5) (irrational, intentional or unintentional)Bigotry towards other forms of bigotry.
Jack claims that most (group based on race, religion, gender, age, political stance, and/or sexual orientation) people are (bigoted term/troupe) yesterday, however a majority are not. I think he might have stereophobia.
Margret says that she thinks everyone who doesn't support her views must be a bigot towards them, I think she has stereophobia.
Bob is using stereophobia to make people think there is more bigotry in this country than there actually is.
Margret says that she thinks everyone who doesn't support her views must be a bigot towards them, I think she has stereophobia.
Bob is using stereophobia to make people think there is more bigotry in this country than there actually is.
by Muttemor October 18, 2018
Get the Stereophobiamug.