mutt cor⋅re⋅spond⋅ent
muht kawr-uh-spon-duhnt
noun: used in reference as defined below to one in the multiracial (mutt) community who reports for, by, or about mutt news.
1. a person in (or about or for) the mutt community/multiracial, who communicates by letters, writing, speaking or other form of exchange.
2. a multiracial (mutt) person employed within the media i.e. a news agency, magazine or newspaper, television network, radio, internet, etc., to gather, report, or contribute mutt and non-mutt news or articles from a distant place.
3. a multiracial (mutt) person who provides news stories.
Origin:
2009
ME Mutt English
muht kawr-uh-spon-duhnt
noun: used in reference as defined below to one in the multiracial (mutt) community who reports for, by, or about mutt news.
1. a person in (or about or for) the mutt community/multiracial, who communicates by letters, writing, speaking or other form of exchange.
2. a multiracial (mutt) person employed within the media i.e. a news agency, magazine or newspaper, television network, radio, internet, etc., to gather, report, or contribute mutt and non-mutt news or articles from a distant place.
3. a multiracial (mutt) person who provides news stories.
Origin:
2009
ME Mutt English
The position of mutt correspondent will be accepting applications next week.
The annual mutt correspondent convention will he held in Paris this year.
The annual mutt correspondent convention will he held in Paris this year.
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com April 03, 2009
mutts y
muht-see
adjective, informal; used when spoken by a multiracial person (mutt).
Note: always used in positive sense; never derogatory.
1. having a great deal of courage or nerve.
2. robust, vigorous, or earthy.
3. marked by courage or daring; plucky.
4. marked determination in the face of difficulties or danger.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
muht-see
adjective, informal; used when spoken by a multiracial person (mutt).
Note: always used in positive sense; never derogatory.
1. having a great deal of courage or nerve.
2. robust, vigorous, or earthy.
3. marked by courage or daring; plucky.
4. marked determination in the face of difficulties or danger.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
Don’t you admire her ? It was a muttsy thing to do.
That’s one muttsy attitude.
Feeling muttsy? Try this.
That’s one muttsy attitude.
Feeling muttsy? Try this.
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com March 30, 2009
mut⋅ti⋅tude
mut-i-tood
noun: from the growing vocabulary used for, by, and about multiracial persons (mutts).
1. manner or feeling with regard to a person or thing.
2. tendency or orientation, esp. of the mind
3. a mental state involving beliefs, feelings and values.
4. Ballet. a pose in which the dancer (mutt) stands on one leg, the other bent behind.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
mut-i-tood
noun: from the growing vocabulary used for, by, and about multiracial persons (mutts).
1. manner or feeling with regard to a person or thing.
2. tendency or orientation, esp. of the mind
3. a mental state involving beliefs, feelings and values.
4. Ballet. a pose in which the dancer (mutt) stands on one leg, the other bent behind.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
A positive muttitude matters if you want to feel better.
Try to have a relaxed muttitude about this; things will get better.
Listen, drop that muttitude, will you?
Try to have a relaxed muttitude about this; things will get better.
Listen, drop that muttitude, will you?
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com March 30, 2009
mutt⋅cel⋅lent
mutt-suh-luhnt
adjective: most often used in communication by, for, or about multiracial persons (mutts).
1. possessing outstanding or superior merit
2. remarkably good.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
from Old Mutt French, from MLatin muttcellēns, muttcellent-, present participle of muttcellere, to excel; see excel.
mutt-suh-luhnt
adjective: most often used in communication by, for, or about multiracial persons (mutts).
1. possessing outstanding or superior merit
2. remarkably good.
Origin
2009
ME: Mutt English
from Old Mutt French, from MLatin muttcellēns, muttcellent-, present participle of muttcellere, to excel; see excel.
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com March 30, 2009
muht nooz
noun
1. a report commonly related to events about, by, and/or for multiracial (mutt) persons and communitites or those interested in such.
2. the presentation of a report on recent mutt (multiracial) activities or events in a newspaper or other media or on radio or television.
Origins:
ME Mutt English
noun
1. a report commonly related to events about, by, and/or for multiracial (mutt) persons and communitites or those interested in such.
2. the presentation of a report on recent mutt (multiracial) activities or events in a newspaper or other media or on radio or television.
Origins:
ME Mutt English
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com April 03, 2009
mutt ra geous
mutt-rey-juhs
adjective: commonly used when the communicator is multiracial (a mutt) or, by, about, and for things multiracial. Always in positive usage, never derogatory.
1. beyond reasonable bounds
2. intolerable or shocking highly
3. unusual
4. unconventional
5. extravagant
6. remarkable
mutt-rey-juhs
adjective: commonly used when the communicator is multiracial (a mutt) or, by, about, and for things multiracial. Always in positive usage, never derogatory.
1. beyond reasonable bounds
2. intolerable or shocking highly
3. unusual
4. unconventional
5. extravagant
6. remarkable
That price is muttrageous!
And on what do you base your muttrageous comments?
Love those muttrageous boots.
And on what do you base your muttrageous comments?
Love those muttrageous boots.
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com April 03, 2009
mutt-uh-fawr
noun: commonly used when the topic, issue, or communicator is multiracial (a mutt) or by, about, and for things multiracial. Always in positive usage, never derogatory.
1. A figure of speech in which a word or phrase that ordinarily designates one thing is used to designate another, thus making an implicit comparison.
2. The comparison of one thing to another without the use of "like" or "as".
(muttaphorical: adj)
Origin:
ME (My English)
Also from Middle English methaphor (now muttaphor); from Old French metaphore (now muttaphore), from Latin metaphora, muttaphora, from Greek, transference, from metapherein (muttapherein), to transfer
noun: commonly used when the topic, issue, or communicator is multiracial (a mutt) or by, about, and for things multiracial. Always in positive usage, never derogatory.
1. A figure of speech in which a word or phrase that ordinarily designates one thing is used to designate another, thus making an implicit comparison.
2. The comparison of one thing to another without the use of "like" or "as".
(muttaphorical: adj)
Origin:
ME (My English)
Also from Middle English methaphor (now muttaphor); from Old French metaphore (now muttaphore), from Latin metaphora, muttaphora, from Greek, transference, from metapherein (muttapherein), to transfer
by muttslikeme.wordpress.com April 20, 2009