myjacking

Stealing a friend's song on MySpace.

I had this really awesome song on my page, which I loved until Karen myjacked it. Now no one will know which one of us found it first. What a douche!

MyJacking

by Urban Jed October 24, 2007

Mofacky

Term used in the place of mofucker when using it in a more friendly matter, as opposed to an insult.

"Me and that Mofacky are gonna go to Circle K."

by Pajewjew January 15, 2006

mijacked

To be unexpectedly cornered and interrogated by one's mother about every detail of one's personal life.

As Sarah exited the bathroom, she was mijacked and forced to disclose her bawdy evening plans.

by dr. unk December 26, 2008

Moback

Moback is that type of person to overuse the "Red B" emoji and also a person whom is very weak, He is often bad at games and usually clueless and most of the time a unresponsive person (Antisocial).

Guy 1: "Hey you didn't get my last few messages are you there bro?.."
Moback: *Checks message and leaves it*

Guy 2": "C'mon man and know you're there it says you're online"
Moback: ".... gtg"

by JahJayDog June 9, 2018

Mosack

When you would shave the hair on your balls into a Mohawk.

I shaved myself the other day and I give myself a mosack.

Can I have a back, crack and mosack.

My friend is a complete mosack.

by Wet fadge October 17, 2014

Moyack

(mo'-yak) (long o sound in first syllable)

1. Derogatory name given to a close friend, family member, or coworker as they're doing something incorrectly or unsafely. Spoken directly toward them as a friendly means to belittle them or their actions.

2. A family friendly means to replace cuss words like dumba**, dips***, *ucktard, etc.

To a coworker: "Hey Moyack...be careful, dont hit your head this time."
To a kid: "Clean your room Moyack and then we'll go out for pizza."
To a friend: "Dude, watch this Moyack on the skateboard...he's not gonna make it."

by itakepwnership October 11, 2009

mohack

A mohawk which is grown on your asscrack.

That rather large gentleman's mohack is showing.

by truespeak? November 8, 2004