Munson Burner

A tool commonly found in science classes. It's main purpose is to burn munsons!

"Dude today in science class some munson got torched but the munson burner"

by b-baggsy171717 March 30, 2009

muscoot

1) from muscoot farm
2) a silly name for animals
3) something to say when ur high

1) "why are we at muscoot farm?"
2) "come here little muscootie"
3) "shit im stoned! scoot scoot muscoot!"

by scoots December 15, 2004

mossoed

A condition characterized by reduced inertia while working on .NET projects existing within "The Hosting Cloud". The symptoms of this condition are often due to the constant need to rebuild applications and the extended page-load times caused by this process.

See also: borged

I'm never going to finish this maintenance task if I keep getting mossoed!

by Some Mug July 7, 2008

Missouri lawnmower

The act of performing cunnilingus with braces and simultaneously removing pubic hairs, one-by-one, by getting them stuck in the wires of said braces.

Dude, I gave my girlfriend's sister a Missouri lawnmower after I got my braces tightened at the orthodontist.

by DuckButterKing September 25, 2013

missouri shuffle

Also known as Arkansas stroll, the act of shooting game birds on the ground. Considered un-sportsman like by hunters, unless you are a backwards sister fucker from the show me state.

I taught that dove the Missouri shuffle and we hauled ass back to the cabin so I could rape my sister/wife.

by the pick March 19, 2014

muscolo

Foghorn, from Italian mus- (Greek 'mus-ic' ) colo (Latin 'neck'). Originally an instrument made from the neck and lungs of a bull, operated by two men, each applying their full weight to a lung. The resulting expulsion of air through the neck caused a powerful low-frequency tone that could be heard for many miles and carried especially well over water. The 'muscolo' required strong support and was usually affixed amidship to the main mast. Recharging was difficult as each 'muscolier' took turns inflating the lungs by exhaling back into the neck. Commonly found on Adriatic ship traffic until the 4th century AD, when they began to be replaced by mechanically driven ram horns.

Tales of the muscolo and its legendary muscoliers survive to this day in many southern Italian folk songs.

by miraclewhip2000 March 4, 2019

Missouri

Imagine Dragons' best state to live

Oh the missouri, everybody wants to be my enemyyyyY!

by qwertyuioppers October 1, 2022