Menhera

Menhera (メンヘラ) is a Japanese slang term refering to people that are suffering from mental illness or are in need of mental health care. It is derived from the words "mental", "health", and the suffix "er", meaning "mental healther". Originally, it was born in 2channel's mental health board as a nickname for its users. Due to the negative stigma associated with mental health and illness, it is sometimes abused in a discriminating manner. However, in the recent years, it has evolved into a mental health awareness subculture that tries to change the view on mental health in Japan.

"My sister is beautiful, cheerful, bright, and homely", but she is actually a Menhera girl.

by Kurumi Nanase October 21, 2020

mershed perderder

The "ermahgerd" girl's way of saying "mashed potato".

"ermagerd, erm herving mershed perderder" said Lydia the soulless ginger

by thedockingmaster November 29, 2012

semi-menshevik

Rosa Luxemburg (also @TheAcherons)

What was the attitude of the German Left Social-Democrats, of Parvus and Rosa Luxemburg, to this controversy? They invented a utopian and semi-Menshevik scheme of permanent revolution…

by KulakHater1918 April 10, 2021

Meshelle

Meshelle is a beautiful and kind woman who you talk to about anything. She is a caring and strong woman when it comes to God throwing hardship her way. Her kindness towards other people and what she gives the world is breathtaking. Her grace and beauty makes men and woman alike stop to gaze at her beauty and confidence. She is also a wonderful mother who yes has her faults just like every other human being in the planet. Meshelle is a ball spitfire though that will tear you up if you hurt someone she loves and cares for. In general Meshelle is a favorable person to have in your life.

I'm glad I have a woman like Meshelle in my life she's amazing 💗

by Charliegirl52 August 31, 2017

Menshevik

A member of the non-Leninist wing of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party.

The Mensheviks and Bolsheviks were both Communists, but they disagreed on how the revolution could be achieved. The Mensheviks believed in mobilizing the Russian masses (workers and peasants) against the existing establishment and in using the parliamentry system to achieve it, whereas the more radical Bolsheviks believed that the revolution should come about through the works of a small group of intellectual elites such as Lenin. The reason this confuses a lot of people is because Menshevik means "minority", and Bolshevik means "majority", when actually it was the Mensheviks who believed in a revolution of the majority, and the Bolsheviks in one of the minority. The reason for these paradoxies is that the names actually represent the size of their respective parties rather than their viewpoints-- the 1905 split between the two factions revealed that the MAJORITY of Communists were Bolsheviks, and the minority were Mensheviks. The Bolsheviks went on to carry out the revolution successfully.

by Dancing with Fire April 8, 2013

Meshe

"Meshe" or "Meshi" is Lebanese Arabic for "okay/alright". Very common in the mentioned country.

Person 1: I will not eat, sleep, or drink until I find out what this word means. I will scour the internet until I find out what meshe means.
Person 2: Meshe

by AwesomeHAB January 7, 2019

crystal menthe

A strong alcoholic beverage invented in August of 2006 in the Bahamas. As said by the name, it's most potent ingredient is Creme de Menthe. This obviously gives the drinker an overwhelming sensation that they are drinking listerine. Best taken in very small shots after slightly inebriated.

The name was a spin-off joke on the drug crystallized methamphetamine.

- "You wanna do shots?"
~ "Yeah, let's see how many crystal menthes we can handle."
- "No way, that stuff's way too strong .. and expensive."

by little orphan annie September 18, 2006