meaning-wise

In terms of meaning. For example, if they ask you a question about a word, you can answer it back in description of it's meaning.

"Meaning-wise, there are two ways you could understand this parable."

by SympatheticCentennial January 30, 2024

mean jealous

When someone is a utterly mean and jealous person, especially if you have a new girl

‘omg ellie is such a mean jealous’

by e dona February 17, 2024

Shift in meaning

A shift in meaning is when a word's meaning changes over time.

The word "cool" used to mean a low temperature, but now it can also mean something is stylish or awesome.

It is interesting to understand how confusion arises after a shift in meaning of a word from one mythology to another.

by Shifzar Aris January 29, 2025

Mean Girls 2

The most HORRIBLE sequel ever created. Did they REALLYYY NEEEEED to remake it? No.

I watched Mean Girls 2 and it was the worst sequel/remake to a iconic movie I’ve ever seen.

by ihatemath May 4, 2021

Mean Muggin and Mug Fuckin

Somethin a friend of mine randomly said just now, both of us equally confused but enthused.

It means thug muggin while bein an absolute menace to society.

Man, Im mean muggin and mug fuckin.
Wanna destroy the patriarchy?
Lets burn EVERYTHIN!

by poisoned poet March 15, 2025

The meaning of life

There is no meaning just
Take it snlezy

Random person:no problem ya take it easy

Michael in the good place :I'll do you one better I'll say this to my friend with all the love in my Hart and all the wisdom of the universe. take it snlezy.

Me : I will
Random guy:is that the meaning of life
Douglas: yes yes it is

by . . . February 15, 2020

I Mean

" I Mean" is virus word that is used as single word to begin every sentence. It replaces "Umm;" and the less virulent "soooo;" that is currently being spread by PHDs, doctors and professors. It's virulence is equivalent to the notorious Valley-girl "Like; " from the 90s.
"I Mean" originated with a white guy who owned lots of cats that lived in the tunnels by the Bronx River. In 2018 he landed an
internship at a New York City Public Radio Station where his constant use of the word "I Mean" spread to it's production staff and news hosts who then infected staff at other Public Radio stations nationally and News hour hosts in British Broadcasting corporations. All things considered, the hosts on the media are basically super-spreaders of this virulent pre-sentence brain fart.

"Max, I mean; I love you."
"I mean; I love you too, Sid."

by thobblem September 16, 2021