miserablist

Someone who appears to obsess and gloat over gloomy matters.

One who has looked life directly in the face and lived.

A person who can just about cope with reality and finds himself on a mission to wake other people up to what he thinks is going on around them.

A person whose default position to any statement by persons claiming authority is one of scepticism or outright disbelief.

Miserablist Larkin loved his mum and dad after all.

by genericwaz January 18, 2010

mister man

A name that you use , referring to a Male, when trying to have authority or be flirtatious.

"Hey Mister Man where do you think you're going?"

by Mayam November 16, 2006

miserybation

The act of listening to sad music while already sad, thus furthering the self-loathing cycle.

I went on a walk while listening to sad music, it was the first time I had experimented with public miserybation.

by CRAZEAMAZE_APPLEJACKS January 22, 2014

Miserable ass

Someone who is always angry and rude, specifically toward adults/teachers

So Mrs. Spencer emailed me today Aiden, you miserable ass!

by Cjstaple February 4, 2019

miss misery

a novel written by Andy Greenwald that depicts an emo guy and his online relationship with 'miss misery' and other people through livejournal.

Miss Misery is actualy Cath Kennedy.

by madde2333 April 30, 2006

Mister Mister

A male significant other, a male crush, a potential boyfriend or a male that you have kissed.

I can't wait for that Mister Mister that I've been flirting with at the coffee shop to ask me out.

by Ruby Wildflower March 22, 2011

Les Miserables

A Broadway musical based on the novel by Victor Hugo of the same name. Typically assumed to take place during the French Revolution, it in fact is set during the early 1800s, particularly during an uprising against Napoleon III in the 1830s. The plot follows Jean Valjean, a convict who broke parole, rose to become a factory owner and mayor, and adopted the child of a former factory worker-turned prostitue. Throughout the story, Valjean is pursued incessantly by Javert, a policeman who believes that, by God's will, he will recapture Valjean. Other subplots present themselves along the story, including a love triangle between Valjean's adopted daughter (Cosette), a reluctant revolutionary (Marius Pontmercy), and a streetgirl (Eponine Thenardier), and the wheelings and dealing of Eponine's swindling parents. A fantastic novel and a beautiful musical.

Les Miserables, one of the few published works of Victor Hugo, is considered a classic in French literature.

by Medea37 January 18, 2009