momslapper

Anything that is so good it makes you want to slap your own mother (i.e., it brings you so much joy that even causing pain to your mother would not ruin it). Popularized by Bros BBQ and the “taste so good it make you wanna slap yo momma.”

That comedian yesterday was hilarious. One of his jokes was a momslapper.

by scrohnnyrockit November 22, 2021

Momstersin

A female, usually the eldest daughter of her family who acts as a responsible guardian of her younger relatives in the form of a mom, sister, and cousin.

She does so much for her little sister and cousin; she’s a great Momstersin.

by pseudonym1738 November 27, 2021

moms the word

A phrase used mostly by people called Tom who have a below par sense of humor. Also often spelt incorrectly using the word 'mom' which is clearly American, and not English.

'moms the word' please get a better sense of humor Tom

by mgkfmgkfmgkfm January 27, 2022

Mawms

Stands for middle age white man syndrome. Has a sense of entitlement & is disrespectful to women & others

You can tell he has a bad case of Mawms by the demeaning way he spoke to that woman

by C. Reece February 8, 2022

mowsaic

What you DON'T wanna find after someone cuts your lawn.

I hired da local "eager beaver" teenager to perform a nice smooth uniform grass-trimming of my front yard, but he ended up just creating a messy splotchy-looking MOWSAIC! :P

by QuacksO March 24, 2022

Mowsophine

'Mowsophine' is another stupid name for an animal. It can be shortened for the word 'Mow' or 'Mowseph', which are just C-R-A-Z-Y. Anyway, 'Mowsophine' is commonly used for the name of a cat that commonly meows or just annoys people with their annoying PURRRRRRRing noises. If you think about it, only people (like my father) would name their cat 'Mowsophine' because its just a strange sense of humour that old people have. 'Mowsophine' comes from the Geekish name 'Mow'.

'My cat is called Mowsophine.'

by boblington987 May 28, 2022

Momstop

A mom that works nonstop

She is working momstop, like without stopping

by Deacon Xavier July 31, 2022