Mardu

Bristolian slang for 'tomorrow'.

1: When are we going to the opera?
2: It's mardu, darling
1: Gert lush!

by Praase July 15, 2010

Mardic

Mardic is a Youtuber who constantly makes Sonic the Hedgehog videos and attempts to make infinite lols in the process, whilst having about 3000 or so subscribers. He tries to make himself the most widely known voice actor for Sonic all throughout the internet.

Guy: "Oh jeez, I just saw one of the new videos from Mardic! And OH MY GOD, IT WAS SO AMAZING YOU HAVE TO WATCH."

Guy 2: "...Who?"

Guy: -sigh- "Nevermind."

by Aguy14. May 25, 2011

mardi gras

literally "fat Tuesday"; a festival day ending a period of celebration and excess; usually occurs mid to late February, sometimes early March. Immediately followed by Ash Wednesday and Lent. Traditional Mardi Gras celebrations are held in Mobile, AL and New Orleans, LA

I get arrested getting drunk on Bourbon Street during Mardi Gras.

by Hackster March 4, 2004

Moar hamz

A term to define a girl that uses FGA pics to discribe how she is cute.

Ugly girl is pouty in her myspace pic saying she is cute and can pout, when in actuality she is just hungry because she ran out of ham. She needs Moar hamz.

by Cheffy67 April 29, 2007

moar

Another word for more.
Used if you wan't more of a thing very badly.
You wan't more of it!

Someone is posting a lot of cool images and you wan't him to post more, Write MOAR!

by Andreas/howareye July 24, 2006

marduk

very cool metal band.

my favorite song:
Christraping Black Metal!!!!!!

by onelung02 November 22, 2004

Moar Cowbell

Like "more cowbell", but twice as good, due to the 'moar'.
(More cowbell has often been used in reference to the situation with Will Ferrel, but in all actually, it's just another way to say "awesome".)

You have just shot some poor n00b's head off in a game that you know you probably play far too much, and someone on your team says "moar cowbell!", likely in all caps, with multiple explanation points, to declare your nerdy awesomeness.

by L0stKn1gHt January 31, 2009