John Morrison

wrestler with a wierd slow-mo entrance (but his hair looks good)

Why the hell does John Morrison do that slow-mo entrance?

by Karina M March 20, 2008

Morrissey

Also known as Moz, Mozza, Mozzer, Mozfather, Pope of Mope.

The official Pope of Mope. Ladies and gentlemen...Morrissey.

by mishymello October 8, 2008

Morbidly ugly

A take on morbidly obese but only used for extremely ugly people.

Person 1: Dude, your girlfriend is morbidly ugly
Person 2: Yer i know man....i think i better get her to the doctors.

OMG...that person was morbidly ugly!

by Bobby Lad October 4, 2006

Alanis Morissette

reached the pinacle of success in her late teens in canada as a cheerful pop singer. Then Uncle Joey from Full House dumped her and she became all femanistic and reached global success in the mid 90's with her songs about angst.

Her pre-breakup songs were very bubblegum pop. Then she came out with songs like "You oughta know" and "Ironic."

by coolkid4 September 6, 2005

morbiolo

Jinx, in Italian slang.

Cazzo, la sfiga di morbiolo ha colpito ancora!
(Ingl. Fuck! Morbiolo strikes again!)

Così parlò morbiolo.
(Ingl. The opposite is going to happen, lit. Thus Spake Morbiolo)

by Goccia December 1, 2006

Morris Syndrome

A form of male pattern baldness in which the patient's hair appears to migrate from the scalp to the face, normally taking the form of a goatee beard, or in extreme cases, ginger sideburns. Morris Syndrome is caused by the word 'Morris', making Morris Men and Morris Marina owners more susceptible to infection.

He has a bad case of Morris Syndrome

by Anne Onnymouse March 8, 2011

William Morris

(1843-96) Activist group leader in England, and an Oxford divinity student who abandond theology and studied both architecture and painting after encountering John Ruskins teachings.

The Seven Lamps of Architecture laid out the principles of great architecture. When William Morris could find no house that lived to his standards he commisioned Philip Webb(1831-1915) to design what became known as the Red House (1859-60). A Medieval domestic vernacular. A very straight forward approch to to structures using his friends in collaberation founding Morris, Marshal, Faulkner, and Co. in 1862. Establishing workshops where artisans and craftsmen created wallpapers, stained glass, ect., using hadicraft techniques.

by Mind0fWlfy8@work December 6, 2009