Mjolo

A very dangerous activity which can lead to various disasters e.g. death, severe embarrassment, utter heartbreak, the lack of Will to go on in life, trust issues, depression, etc.

In other words, mjolo is dating, romance, love, you get the idea.

Boy 1: Ekse what's wrong with Sally?
Boy 2: Yoh I heard Tommy dumped her. Entlek we tried to tell her mjolo was a satanic activity.

by Iwannaberich123 April 10, 2022

mojo wire

The Xerox Telecopier, a primitive fax machine, as called by gonzo journalist Dr. Hunter S. Thompson.

...back at Rolling Stone I had to be available to read and edit copy as it came in eight- to ten-page bursts -- via the Xerox telecopier ("the mojo wire"), a primitive fax, which had a stylus that printed onto treated paper (at a rate of seven minutes per page) and smelled.

by arteitle May 8, 2005

Mojola

A great person. Loves making people feel better and cracking jokes. Is sophisticated but can let loose when need be.Loves to shoot hoops and is spiritually fulfilled. A great role model and focuses on their goal despite any circumstaances.

I'm going to Mojola my way out of this situation.
Mojola, I look up to you
Mojola you rock!

by d1-02 January 20, 2019

Mr. Mojo Risin'

Anagram/pseudonym of Doors' lead singer Jim Morrison. He used it as a refrain in the song L.A. Woman.

Mr. Mojo Risin'
Got to keep on risin'
Risin' risin'
Come on risin' risin'
Whoa! Wang! Bang!

by the migster September 6, 2005

mojon

a spanish word that means a big amount of torpedo shaped shit, it is very long and smells very bad

hey mi mojon esta duro y no quiere salirse de mi ano.

by Richter808 October 29, 2006

Mr. Mojo Risin'

Jim Morrison himself

Mr. Mojo Risin' was and still is a badass.

by Max Kansas March 18, 2005

Mojo

Mojo means your influence, confidence or personal charisma. It was originally a slang term from the US associated with the music and dance culture, but has entered the English as well as the American language and is being used more widely. It has also taken on an additional meaning of personal confidence and charisma with regard to sexual relationships. The word Mojo itself probably derives from African-American language where it refers to a personal talisman or witchcraft charm, and is itself derived from the word Moco used by the Gullah people meaning witchcraft. The word First received widespread exposure in the 1957 recording of the song Got My Mojo Working by Muddy Waters.

I pulled a really essence bird last night, my mojo was working overtime.

by Croatalin December 11, 2013