Morrowforth

<noun> In reference to tomorrow, the morrow, the next day and the day acceding today.

WINSTON: "What do you think about the travelling issues concerning our holiday in the summer?"
JONES: "It is something to be discussed morrowforth."
WINSTON: "I wholeheartedly concur with the aforementioned hypothesis, sire."

by Stuart Fletcher January 13, 2006

mirror

A reflective surface;

For girls: a lifeline and consultant

Guys: their personal trainer for that sexy look.

That chair's so shiny, it's like a mirror.

Girl looking in mirror: "hey sexy, yea i'm sexy, nice ass sexy (a girl just wants to know she's sexy)."

by _beluga_ August 20, 2006

mordor

Means good, cool, fun, exciting, sick, sweet, sour

Proper mordor that mate

by jam_jar June 21, 2011

morron

"MORE-RON" someone who doesn't use their brains before doing something. Another term for an idiot.

Andy how could you forget to pay the phone. They're gonna cut us off now, you morron!

by Ravi Beeharry May 21, 2008

fat cheesy morrocan

short, stubby fat. One who lies about anything and everything possible. One who is a coward

Lies: Being a boxer since the age of 7; His dad working at a mazda and kia dealership; Getting an invite to McMaster University Football orientation; Dislocating his sholder from throwing one hard punch; Telling his friends that he has to pay $4000/month for car insurance.

Coward: Sets up a fight with another person and doesn't show up for it; Takes his shirt off in public.

by F.Q.C. April 11, 2005

Morrong

Morrong by itself may also mean the person is a "dick head" as in an idiot, moron, or a just plain nasty individual.

Chencho is a morrong, he is always rude to his co-workers.

by HanSoloRRT April 16, 2008

mirror goggles

n - an exaggerated, positive perception of one's physical appearance.

Tim characteristics were nowhere near the traits her online profile listed what she was looking for in a man, but his mirror goggles made him believe otherwise and he decided to go for it anyway.

by Edina Bailey May 22, 2009