Meringuetaned

Verb
Mē rán goo tæng ed

Loosing ones self to debaucherous lengths whereby one becomes obliterated to the space between meringue and orangutan.

‘Yerman was so meringuetaned last night he tried to drive the bus shelter home.’

“I got completely meringuetaned before the wedding, I slurred “Ivu” at her and then puked on the priest.”

by Lord Edward February 20, 2021

The Marangoni Sway

To physically sway backwards under the immense weight of an object

Bob was pushing hard on the 4th rep of bench presses, until suddenly, The Marangoni Sway had him.

by Julian C Howard December 9, 2007

Merungerie

Mispronunciation of menagerie. Usually pronounced this way if you're a lemon.

I SEE YOU'VE MADE IT PAST OUR LEMON..... MMMMMMMERUNGERIE

by Teh_Danz0r March 18, 2013

Meringful

to be happy/jolly for a meaningful reason.

synonym for happy.

Bobby was very MERINGFUL today. someone must have put him in a good mood

by cool bananas12232323555t668 July 5, 2018

Meranda

This name means admirable in Latin. Meranda's are very eclectic. She can be extremely intelligent, out-going, sweet, talented, out-doorsy, stylish, and gorgeous all at the same time. A Meranda cares deeply for others. She is a thoughtful friend, and supportive in nature. She does have a temper, and is impatient. Also, Meranda's are determined and often called "stubborn". She can fit into many roles in life, but is happiest when helping others. She is a strong leader.

Wow, I wish that I could be more like Meranda

by mak7 February 28, 2015

Lemon Meringue Pie

The act of a man cumming inside a woman vaginally, then he continuing to fuck her until the combination of semen and fem juice becomes a white frothing foam. After the foam is made, the man will then proceed to urinate inside of the woman, acting as the lemon filling.

This chick wanted me to cum and piss in her, so we wound up making Lemon Meringue Pie.

by raichupal5 January 11, 2013

Merengue

Merengue is a type of fast syncopated music and dance from the Dominican Republic. It is popular all over Latin America. Its name is Spanish, taken from the meringue, a dessert made from whipped egg whites and sugar. It is unclear as to why this became the name of the music. Perhaps, it can trace its meaning from the movement on the dance floor that could remind one of an egg beater in action. It features vocals in Spanish, accordion (which hails from Germany and Italy), the guiro (a scraper dating back to the Arawak Indians, who first populated the island of Hispaniola), and African percussion, especially tambora and conga. More recently, Merengue artists have added saxophone and electric instruments to the mix. The style continues to mutate and spread through places like Haiti, Venezuela, and New York City.

Merengue: Jaun Luis Guerra, Fernando Villalona, Grupo Mania, Grupo Fuego, Elvis Crespo, Bonny Cepeda, Limi-T 21 Aka Limi-T XXI, Olga Tañon, La Banda Gorda, Jose Peña Suazo, Cuco Valoy, Los Hijos De Puerto Rico, Oro Solido, Sergio Vargas, Ashley Aka La Chica Bomba, Milly Quezada, Melina León, Gisselle, Ilegales, Angel Viloria, Eddy Herrera, Johnny Ventura, Toño Rosario, Los Hermanos Rosario, Tatico Henriquez, Wilfrido Vargas, Parada Joven, Proyecto Uno, El Prodigio, Omega y Su Mambo Violento, El Jeffrey, Ramon Orlando, Manny Manuel, Hector Acosta, Mamajuana, Fulanito, and Fefita La Grande.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ March 3, 2010