motrin

a medication that is to be taken when you don't feel good or you are experiencing minor pains. has also been known to be used for ridiculous overdoses that are more a cry for attention than a suicide attempt.

"pass the motrin - my tooth hurts"

by Britainy February 14, 2005

Metroid Prime 2: Echos

A non-existant game. Totally fake. Because everyone with a 5th grade education knows it's Metroid Prime 2: Echoes...not Echos, ya dumbfucks!

"My friend is such a dumbass n00b, he's waiting for Metroid Prime 2: Echos!" "Hahah, dumbass...he'll never find THAT game!"

by anonymous December 8, 2004

motoring

1: British slang: Moving very fast
2: Transport by car, extremely difficult in UK due to excessive taxation by Gordon Brown, numerous Gatso cameras, speed bumps, Ken Livingstone. Impossible in London.

1: Jesus, he was motoring!
2: Ken Livingstone hates motoring

by oracle February 5, 2004

do not feed the metroids

a simple statement, warding off those who think metriods are cute, and look hungry. metroids feed off of the life forces of other living creatures. feeding them your rations might reek havoc upon thier specialized digestive systems. also, if a metroid sucessfully recieves energy from any meal, it grows in size and strength. so by feeding a metroid in a holding tank, you are helping it escape.

if you are stupid enough to want to feed a metroid, why dont you just jump in the tank , and let it eat you?

by alex r June 4, 2005

motriculate

to translate, to say

person: "Let me motriculate my words to you."

by MikeyV May 26, 2010

Motorized Flamingo

A term used to describe phallic objects in an attempt to hide any underlying implications.

Person 1: Hey do you see that cucumber? It looks like a motorized flamingo.
Person 2: Ha lol true dat
Person 3: What? I just thought it looked a bit phallic.

Person 1+2: HOW DARE YOU SIR OMGSNKKSSKR

by Not_Tommy_Wiseau August 16, 2020

Metroid Prime

Best game of 2002. Exclusive to GameCube. (See Metroid)

Metroid Prime was the best game in all of 2002.

by Nitemare January 18, 2003