A common refrain in the seedier sectors of the 'net, MOAR (always capitalized, often used with pictures of rioting Koreans) is a cry of lust intended to elicit more of whatever stimulated the lust.
by The Six-Four April 13, 2006
An internet fad of a fucked up looking Mr. Krabs saying a "MOAR" in the spongebob squarepants episode "Jellyfish Hunter" .
by werewolf54 February 20, 2010
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by NEOGRANZON July 17, 2016
A popular variant spelling of lurk more. It is an expression used when someone demonstrates their ignorance of the customs and social expectations of an online community, or otherwise makes an idiot of themselves online. Its use indicates that the person so instructed should gain familiarity with the community before posting further.
annoying_n00b: LOL @ my genius! I am the greatest! Surely everyone loves me by now.
everyone else: LURK MOAR
everyone else: LURK MOAR
by zuffix August 12, 2007
In the late 2nd generation of the Mastering Cerec Module courses discovered and curated by Dr Lawrence Lau of the Fat Larry bur fame, an underlying philosophical foundation of CEREC dentistry was reinstituted into the core of the courses. The simplified catch-cry phrase to explain this philosophy to the mass of respondents was “Prep Moar™️”
It began in the same smoky late night post course debriefing room as the phrases : “did you prep that with your foot? (sic)” and “oh, is that your final prep?” (sic).
With known collaborators and apparent dentists Drs Kurt, Alistair and Eugene, Dr Lawrence Lau needed a catch phrase which was both practically instructive and a war cry.
When taken to its fullest meaning, the phrase Prep Moar™️ drives the respondent to create more space in reducing tooth structure to allow a near perfect CEREC design with the end goal of improving the longevity, fit, aesthetics and function for the patient. Thus finally achieving all of the aspirational goals in reconstructive dentistry.
The phrase Prep Moar™️ has now been adopted by many respondents in all areas of their lives. Its philosophical value is in improving peoples lives by encouraging them to make adequate space in their lives for attitudes and characteristics that will strengthen them. Dr Lau is working on a new CEREC module with a focus spirituality and aspartame.
It began in the same smoky late night post course debriefing room as the phrases : “did you prep that with your foot? (sic)” and “oh, is that your final prep?” (sic).
With known collaborators and apparent dentists Drs Kurt, Alistair and Eugene, Dr Lawrence Lau needed a catch phrase which was both practically instructive and a war cry.
When taken to its fullest meaning, the phrase Prep Moar™️ drives the respondent to create more space in reducing tooth structure to allow a near perfect CEREC design with the end goal of improving the longevity, fit, aesthetics and function for the patient. Thus finally achieving all of the aspirational goals in reconstructive dentistry.
The phrase Prep Moar™️ has now been adopted by many respondents in all areas of their lives. Its philosophical value is in improving peoples lives by encouraging them to make adequate space in their lives for attitudes and characteristics that will strengthen them. Dr Lau is working on a new CEREC module with a focus spirituality and aspartame.
Why does my CEREC crown not fit? Prep Moar™️
Why do my margins look thin? Prep Moar™️
I need a holiday. Prep Moar™️
Why do my margins look thin? Prep Moar™️
I need a holiday. Prep Moar™️
by Dr Phil McAvity August 23, 2023