Kwusty Mere

The words Kwusty mere have a large spot in the hearts of many people. It is a symbol of kindness and laughter. When it first left the mouths of the musty manager tears erupted from my eyes. My life has never been the same since

On camp
Fredster.new - sir how much longer are we gonna be walking for?
Teacher - stop being such a musty dumpling. Get on walking and become a kwusty mere

by Musty ManagerXXKIDFortnite June 1, 2021

Meredith

The most beautiful person you will ever see. A Meredith is a smart, intelligent, awesome girl that everyone wants and wishes to be.

Wow she is really pretty, is want to be just like that Meredith

by Dogsrulealot101 March 26, 2017

merell

beautiful, smart, and talented woman. She is known for being a leader and knows how to organize things.

OMG, she's such a Merell!

by sificash April 17, 2017

Belle-mere

1. The french term for Stepmother
2. Beautiful Mother

His Belle-mere was a God send to his father and him.

by buckit November 21, 2006

ta mère la pute

“Ta mère” meaning “your mom” in french
“la pute” meaning “the slut/whore/hoe/tchoin” in french slang Literally used in any situation or said whenever.

*gets water spilled on 39.99$ True Religion shirt from Winners”

Person: YOO TA MÈRE LA PUTE GEE

by latasian514 October 21, 2017

nique ta mère

"Fuck your mother" in french. Also one of france most famous rap group. features Joey Starr and Kool Shen

nique la police!

by FrenchLascar187 February 14, 2004

Merengue

Merengue is a type of fast syncopated music and dance from the Dominican Republic. It is popular all over Latin America. Its name is Spanish, taken from the meringue, a dessert made from whipped egg whites and sugar. It is unclear as to why this became the name of the music. Perhaps, it can trace its meaning from the movement on the dance floor that could remind one of an egg beater in action. It features vocals in Spanish, accordion (which hails from Germany and Italy), the guiro (a scraper dating back to the Arawak Indians, who first populated the island of Hispaniola), and African percussion, especially tambora and conga. More recently, Merengue artists have added saxophone and electric instruments to the mix. The style continues to mutate and spread through places like Haiti, Venezuela, and New York City.

Merengue: Jaun Luis Guerra, Fernando Villalona, Grupo Mania, Grupo Fuego, Elvis Crespo, Bonny Cepeda, Limi-T 21 Aka Limi-T XXI, Olga Tañon, La Banda Gorda, Jose Peña Suazo, Cuco Valoy, Los Hijos De Puerto Rico, Oro Solido, Sergio Vargas, Ashley Aka La Chica Bomba, Milly Quezada, Melina León, Gisselle, Ilegales, Angel Viloria, Eddy Herrera, Johnny Ventura, Toño Rosario, Los Hermanos Rosario, Tatico Henriquez, Wilfrido Vargas, Parada Joven, Proyecto Uno, El Prodigio, Omega y Su Mambo Violento, El Jeffrey, Ramon Orlando, Manny Manuel, Hector Acosta, Mamajuana, Fulanito, and Fefita La Grande.

by ♫ Highway to Hell ♫ March 3, 2010