moodie

a person who is moody.

Sometimes he allows me to do this and at other times he does not. After all, he is a moodie.

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by uttam maharjan September 22, 2012

Cow Moolestor

One who partakes in the molestation of cows.

Billy is considered a Cow Moolestor because of the way he forcefully received his milk

by Jake from State Farm123457 July 5, 2013

moodie

Its a mixture of 2 words: "Mood + Dobbie" and it is used for asking someone if he/she want to smoke some weed.

Hey Manuel, Are you in the moodie?

by Ethan Verbail December 27, 2003

Mookie

A Term for The Most Beautiful/Perfect Girl In The World

Hi Mookie , god You're Hot

by BLUE September 28, 2004

Moolissa

Moolissas are Hilarious, Gorgeous, and Amazing Friends/or Girlfriend.

Moolissa's love to have a good laugh at anything, can be easily embarrassed, but always look at the bright side of bad situations.

They give the dopest advice ever, and you would be lucky to ever find a Moolissa, like mine.

They are always hyper, and are band geeks! Especially on the French Horn. They also love Guard and are best at Sabres.

Moolissa's are very sensitive, but that is why you love them!
They like to study to ace tests!
And they always fall in love with weirdos<3

Girl 1: Hey! Have you seen Moolissa?
Girl 2: The pretty one, with the great personality? Yeah! I saw her with her wolfies! :)

by ZacEfronSucksButt November 10, 2011

Mollie

She is the prettiest, kindest, funniest girl you’ll ever meet. The combination of caring and humorous make her the perfect friend. If you think she won’t care, your wrong. She reaches out to those in need, and still stays fresh. She will laugh and make you laugh. She is unique and irreplaceable.

I can’t because I’m hanging out with Mollie

by Apersonya January 29, 2019

moonie

v. moonie, moonies

also known simply as a moon, the action of baring one's buttocks to all and sundry. a more offensive alternative to 'the birdie'. also known as 'showing the brown-eye'.

"the young whipper-snapper emerged from the bush, moonied at the old lady and ran off, leaving her with a look of shock and disgust on her face."

by Andrew Duffy February 12, 2004