mpops

Multiple pops, or orgasms

Escort or prostitute slang for multiple orgasms allowed, "Man she was great she let me have mpops"

by thegunn76 August 23, 2006

Mpmd

what's up guys Derek from more plates more dates.

Mpmd: A Chad who can take a look at any muscular man and instantly be able to tell if he uses steroids and what kind.

guy 1: holy shit that guys shoulders are fucking massive!
guy 2: Yeah I bet his name is Derek...

by trappa67 August 25, 2021

under 88 mph

how one must drive a delorean.

keep it under 88 mph!!!

by slurpee junky February 20, 2010

MPAA'd

MPAA'd - the equivalent of "pwned," but suggesting a cheap, unsportsmanlike victory.

1. The peer-to-peer website was MPAA'd and shut down the next month.

2. John was bragging about his chess skills all night, but he stopped after I MPAA'd him by taking every single one of his pieces before finally deciding to put him out of his misery with a checkmate.

What he didn't know is that I move the pieces when he isn't watching.

by Drunk Vegan October 7, 2008

MPU

MPU (mobile party unit). A core group of partiers who always party together, week after week, regardless. They MPU consists of only the most intense individuals who stay true to partying.

Joe: So the MPU rolled up to Gary's house last night.

Bill: Dayumm, those guys are hardcore

Joe: Fuck yeah they are, they left at noon the next day and had a box of bagel bites and Keystones for breakfast.

by P-hil G March 1, 2009

MPDR

(abv.) My Phone Didn't Ring

Facebook Update

Shawn: "I'm out with the group getting seriously twisted.

Mikal: "MPDR!"

by Dr.Unk October 6, 2010

MPB

Brazilian Pop is known in its native land as MPB (Música Popular Brasileira) which literally stands for Popular Music of Brazil in Portuguese. Arising at the same time as the eclectic, innovative Tropicalia sound, MPB is a rich, poetic style that incorporates the sounds of both the Samba and the Bossa Nova. American rock, pop and jazz have also contributed to the sound; but at its heart, MPB has a distinct Brazilian sensibility, with themes reflecting the tensions, struggles and triumphs of the Brazilian people.

MPB: Caetano Veloso, Bebel Gilberto, Astrud Gilberto, Antonio Carlos Jobim Aka Tom Jobim, Elis Regina, Ivete Sangalo, Marisa Monte, Tribalistas, Daniela Mercury, CéU, Trio Mocoto, Milton Nascimento, Ana Paula Lopes, Pedro Mariano, Gilberto Gil, Dorival Caymmi, Chico Buarque, Celia Mara, Elizete Cardoso, Guilherme Arantes, Tim Maia, Djavan, Toquinho, Sandra De Sá, Marcos Valle, Baby Consuelo, Rita Lee, Banda Eva, João Bosco, Ara Ketu, Nara Leão, Zélia Duncan, Gonzaguinha, Os Mutantes, Gal Costa, and Maria Bethânia.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ March 19, 2010