much

When we say sentences like 'Walk much?' we shorten 'Do you walk much?'

VERB + much
ADJECTIVE + much
NOUN + much
ADJECTIVE and NOUN + much

etc.

Confused, much?

Off message much?

etc.

by Paro May 19, 2005

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Adjective used to describe someone/something that is just "a lot." Can be used in similar instances as "extra." Short for "too much."

Okay, umm you're being much right now. You need to calm.

by justalilmuch May 19, 2018

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Used on the end of adjectives to make retarded sentences.

If you want to sound like you're a conformist then go ahead. OR you could sound like you're from a modern age with advanced people (yes even the prostitutes) then, you probably should just leave it alone.

gangster much.

by Jackson Samuel June 9, 2009

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Muri kissed Mitch. Mitch ran away. Because he liked it. Muri thought Mitch did not like her. Mitch never told Muri that he liked her. Muri dreamed of Mitch liking her. Mitch inspired Muri to write a lot of words. Mitch liked kissing girls. Muri did not hide. Mitch hid. Then Muri hid. Muri was not happy with Mitch. Muri was not happy without Mitch. Muri could not tell real from unreal. Muri was forced into another world. Mitch left. Mitch did not talk to Muri. Muri talked to herself because she was alone. Muri never forgot Mitch. Muri never forgot Mitch. Muri did not want to feel pain.

Muri and Mitch equals Much

by Krkič May 23, 2019

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much is the act munching of human toes. Formed in the act of muching - the first mucher pronounced munch with no n ultimately creating the world of much.

Person 1: 'Could you much me'
Person 2: 'I've been muching all night'

by Eddstar March 6, 2010

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