meeker

a sex act preformed on someone who is unconcious, either from drugs or alcohol or perhaps in a coma

"melissa faked being roofyed so that dude would give her a meeker, dirty slut"

by metro anthony November 15, 2005

Meeve

Meeve is an evil entity. Nobody knows his identity.

Everybody run!!! The Meeve is coming!!!

by BMW September 29, 2003

Meese

Usually a female that weighs over and above what is required or allowed. Known for complaining about their weight then turning around and consuming large amounts of Krispy Kreme donuts.

Meese will sometimes employ sly tactics in order to lure males into their vicinity. Such devices include accompanying themselves with smaller and extremely attractive counterparts to attract the attention of surrounding males.

Due to peripheral handicaps, please be cautious when approaching any Meese. They are generally kind in nature, but can be uncoordinated at times.

At the buffett, I was almost trampled by a meese.

The club was full of meese tonight.

by MonkeyPants July 22, 2004

Meeeeeeeeeeh

Said as if complaining to your mom "Meeeeeeeeeeh" means

Why arent you listening to me
I dont want that one
Wait
and many many other complaints comanly used

Meeeeeeeeeeh is the way to complain if u cant be bothered to think of a complaint or to lazy to say something else.

Mother: Here i got you chocolate ice cream.
You: Meeeeeeeeeeh.


Freind: Lets go to my house.
You: Meeeeeeeeeeh

by Sean Blevins August 10, 2004

Mr meeseeks

Mr meseeks blue box man

Mr meeseeks

by Lesbian duck October 10, 2017

Meeper

A girl who is rather well put together, but on some occasions is a dishelved mess.

Tend to be small and make squeaking noises when excited, it is easily spotted by it's big bushy tail and unmistakable tannish-pink hide.

Very cute and amazing to gaze or catch and keep as your very own pet.

This meeper won't stop following me around.

by greebleness November 30, 2010

meese

The incorrect plural for Moose, primarily used by unlearned persons. The word Moose acts the same as "sheep" and "fish" and so stays the same for both plural and singular

"A herd of Moose"
"In Canada we saw lots of Moose"

by The Goose who knows his Moose September 21, 2003