mullberry

To rape a blind person

did you see steve mullberry that blind dude with thwe white stick

by francis July 27, 2006

millsberry

1. A fictinal land where you can dress boys in shirts with premade breasts, and force children to dress up as the trix rabbit. You can also go to peabody park and let children be bitten by rabid squirrels. (aka millsberry.com)
2.A cereal in which deprives a starving near-death rabbit from eating his food (which according to the story he acually grew on Trix farm)
3. Narsty cereal that tastes like lint.
4. A cereal company in which makes many cereals including Trix, Cheerios, Cocoa Puffs and more.

I went to millsberry.com and abused the children there. It was radd.

by peggy-sue-mcbean December 13, 2008

melberrylicious

a hott girl who can rap like there's no tomorrow, especially about virgins.

She's a total melberrylicious, is she famous?

by beckaleck317 December 12, 2008

Moulberry

A programmer of the computer variety, known for implementing a small feature into skyblockaddons

Also made NEU but that's not important.

Moulberry saved my arm from dragging my mouse to click on skyblock buttons so painfully!

by Soopyboo32 August 4, 2021

MoonBerry

Slur for white people

You fucking moonberry

by SmallestViolin August 11, 2021

Scottish Mulberry

The act of generously making a homemade alcoholic beverage made of obscure fruits and vegetables. After that, one takes his/her concoction freezes it for several days, then stuffs it up the unsuspecting anus of his/her partner, jamming it in vigorously over and over until the soft pink area of the anus bleeds.

John: How was your weekend, Bill?
Bill: Oh, it was great, John. I performed the Scottish Mulberry on Gweneth.

John: Sounds like quite the adventure!
Bill: Oh you betcha, John! *smiles*

by Googly-Moogly November 27, 2011

Moonberry

A common name for a fictional type of berry that is seen in many Dungeons and Dragons style universes. In most cases they are fairly unremarkable, sweet and edible, and not much different to most berries we have in the real world. Their unusual name usually instead serves to add a sense of mysticism and curiosity to the place they were grown. They are also commonly consumed in the form of juice and even sometimes wine.

Elven children love their moonberry juice.

by Sagetlord October 30, 2020