mr. meeseeks

Mr. Meeseeks is a blue humanoid character from the show Rick & Morty that poofs into existence upon pressing the button on the Meeseeks Box. Meeseeks are not born fumbling for meaning. They are created to serve a singular purpose to which they will go to any lengths to fulfill. Existence is pain to a Meeseeks.

Mr. Meeseeks #1: I'm Mr. Meeseeks, look at me!
Mr. Meeseeks #2: Hi Mr. Meeseeks, I'm Mr. Meeseeks! Look at me!
Mr. Meeseeks #1: Hi!

by King Mc G June 18, 2014

menses madness

The time when a woman is crazed with anger, mood swings and all around bitchiness resulting from her menstrual cycle.

Amanda was always difficult to be around when she was experiencing menses madness.

by Sparkykid77 October 4, 2012

Meeseeks

Someone who cannot survive without constant attention from other people. Common sayings are "watch this", "look at me", "look what I can do", etc. See: Attention whore. From Rick and Morty episode "Meeseeks and Destroy", where a character named "Mr. Meeseeks" always shouts "look at me!!!"

"Can she not survive without attention? Ugh, She's such a Meeseeks"

by Broncoman79 December 8, 2014

Meese

Goose, geese.
Juice, jeice.
Moose, meese.

This is how prurals work.

Hey kids, look at all those meese in that field!

by chickenstealer September 25, 2020

Meese Day

July 1st Holiday Celebration in the Loadout video game community.

This comes from the Loadout Community where a non-native english speaking player was attempting to ask about Canadian holidays and if, in fact, Canada had a day celebrating the "meese species" in chat. After some confusion it was discovered that he was asking if Canada had a day celebrating the moose. It snowballed from there and has taken over the entire community.

Meese Day was first celebrated July 1st 2013.

I'ts July 1st. Happy Meese Day!

by Duran Vega July 25, 2013

Meese

Originally a misspelling of missed, now turned into a word meaning hit, or whack.

I am gonna meese Joey today.

by Meeser December 16, 2021

meese

The real plural of moose. Many people, including the dictionary and English teachers, will attempt to tell you that "meese" is not correct. However, please consider the following:
One goose = goose
One moose = moose
Two+ goose = geese
Two+ moose = meese?
Yes, meese is grammatically correct. Don't let them fool you.

Look at that wild flock of meese!

by delovely May 27, 2005