To mix two unrelated things into something wierd, unexpected or exciting. Could be bad...could be good. You will know when it has happened.
Muffin Eater 1: "These chocolate muffins have been too close to the blueberry muffins. They taste like blueberrys"
Muffin Eater 2: "Your so right! There has totally been some cross-mojonation going on."
Muffin Eater 2: "Your so right! There has totally been some cross-mojonation going on."
by David Butler January 31, 2006
Loko comete un mojon.
by Jay Dizzle March 17, 2005
by Julian Alvarez December 24, 2003
This is the term (also used in spanish) that depicts someone always in a hurry. They are similar to someone who has to run out of the bathroom in the middle of taking a dump because they have no time to finish. Someone always in a hurry.
Jennifer: Ugh! Look at Sally, she's always in a hurry!
Jake: I know! She always has a hanging turd (mojon gindando)!
In spanish-
Jennifer: Mira! Sally siempre esta apurada!
Jake: Ay yo se! Siempre tiene un mojon gindando!
Jake: I know! She always has a hanging turd (mojon gindando)!
In spanish-
Jennifer: Mira! Sally siempre esta apurada!
Jake: Ay yo se! Siempre tiene un mojon gindando!
by Rckyllns June 24, 2009
by Rick Tiberius Rude April 15, 2023
I'm going back to Miami to re-mojonate myself. I will be attempting re-mojonation in that great and fun city, where my mojo was high and rocking... to recapture who I REALLY am.
by Mom2Otters January 31, 2011