Mirror

whoever made those things

I hate you

Person: AHHHHH who is that??!!
Person: oh shit that's a mirror... I'm a dumb ass

by yo yo yo :0 May 23, 2021

Oi Oi The Morro

Used instead of phrases such as:
See you tomorrow
I'll do it tomorrow
Yeah, the morro

also, to "flip someone off" without the "flip" part
or simply for the sake of saying something.

1 "Yeah kid"
2 "Yeah"
1 "Oi oi the morro, then"
2 "Seven times"
1 "yeh, agree"
2 "Kill a Scret for me"
1 "Yeah, the morro"
2 "Oi Oi."

by Scret Hatin Moi November 16, 2003

Through the mirror

A point of time, usual during a night of drinking, when someone crosses over to a crazier, angrier or funnier side.

We were having a great time but then Joey went through the mirror and started a fight with the bouncer.

by Westley E March 1, 2008

Moriori

The indigenous people of the Chatham Islands, over 800 kilometres (500 mi) east of southern New Zealand. Widely believed to be a Melanesian pre-Maori race, eventually becoming conquered and slaughtered by Polynesians (Maori). Who subsequently fled from the mainland (New Zealand) and found refuge on the Chatham Islands (Rekohu).

The Moriori pre-Maori myth was constructed by Elsdon Best and Stephenson Percy Smith. Through a selection of Maori tales and history, partnered with their own theories of Maori origin. This belief became popularized in the early 20th century and persisted in the education system until at least the 1970s. But continues to stay in the public mind. Which placed an advantage- from a European settler view- justifying the disenfranchisement of Maori.

'Notably, the concept also undermines notions of the Māori as the indigenous people of New Zealand, by portraying them as conquerors.'

Historians, Anthropologists and Ethnologists have debunked the theory since the 1920's. Academics agree that the Moriori share the same Polynesian ancestry as Maori people. Also sharing similarities in their language and customs. Indicating that Moriori came to the Chatham Islands from New Zealand about 1500. Through their isolation developed a strong pacifist society; the Nukunuku law.

Anthropologist H.D. Skinner in 1923,20 ethnologist Roger Duff in the 1940s,21 and historian and ethnographer Arthur Thomson in 1959,22 as did Michael King's Moriori: A People Rediscovered in 2000 and James Belich23 and K.R. Howe in Te Ara.21

by Nathan stafford March 29, 2012

beer mirror

The exact opposite of beer goggles, when you drink too much you start to think that you look good and your taste in the opposite sex becomes restricted to better looking people, this will usually cause you to go home alone.

"I'm lookin so good in the beer mirror, I dunno if Tyra Banks would be worthy of this"

by Chuck! November 6, 2005

morro

A verb, meaning to borrow with absolutely no intention of paying back. An underhanded way of taking advantage of a good soul

Dhalia asked her brother david if she could morro some cash.

"Dave, can I morro 20 quid, I promise to pay it back"

by Smooo April 15, 2007

bathroom mirror illusion

when an ugly girl takes a picture of herself in a mirror and the camera flash hides her ugly face

you: dude check out this picture of this girl i've been talking to lately, shes so hot

me: haha man thats just the bathroom mirror illusion, shes ugly

you: ...damn

by nawitsokay July 6, 2010