(n) A mice eater is a insult. It means that someone enjoys eating mice, or it can simply mean that someone is a little strange or weird. Mice Eater, therefore can be taken in a nice way or in a rude way. It just depends on the context. The word can also be a name when someone is trying to flirt by being rude.
The guy, Quint, was in the hallway opening his locker. Then another guy came up to him and the guy said, "Hey you mice eater," Then Quint became scared and afraid so he just laughed.
by Yoo boi 64 September 27, 2019
Since my girlfriend wouldn't be coming over for a few hours, I was bored and decided to release my Russian mice.
by horbert July 22, 2010
An Olympic sport for rodents
by America Lover 🇺🇸 December 12, 2018
An irritating squeak in the car's dashboard. Occasionally repairable, but a bitch to locate.
Used as singular. There is no "dash mouse".
Used as singular. There is no "dash mouse".
by tradesman April 04, 2003
it could be used with gamertag but its all ready taken!
C418 Made a song after this name
also is Mice Living in a house
C418 Made a song after this name
also is Mice Living in a house
by Living Mice January 06, 2012
A very common misspelling of mince pies, often done accidentally when you miss the "n" key because you are in a rush.
Can also refer to a small pie, similar to a mince pie, but instead filled with mouse droppings, served during christmas time to people who give you shite presents.
Can also refer to a small pie, similar to a mince pie, but instead filled with mouse droppings, served during christmas time to people who give you shite presents.
Tony: Hey, I'm off to get another mice pie, brb.
Dave: Mice pie? WTF?
Tony: SHIT! I mean mince pie! My bad.
Or
Tony: Hey, go give this mice pie to Uncle Freddy
Dave: Yeah! that would totally get him back for buying me another fucking lynx box set this Christmas!
Dave: Mice pie? WTF?
Tony: SHIT! I mean mince pie! My bad.
Or
Tony: Hey, go give this mice pie to Uncle Freddy
Dave: Yeah! that would totally get him back for buying me another fucking lynx box set this Christmas!
by Mustangboss_429 January 02, 2010
A term used to delicately describe flushed tampons that show up in rural sewage lagoons. Once they float to the top of the lagoon they are white, fuzzy, and have tails.
Matt: What are all those white fuzzy things with strings?
Dan: Um...gross.
Kurt: Those are lagoon mice. Get back to work.
Dan: Um...gross.
Kurt: Those are lagoon mice. Get back to work.
by Dan Sayer February 04, 2008