Muskit (verb, transitive) – To tackle a complex or ambitious problem in the bold, innovative, and highly goal-oriented manner associated with Elon Musk. This often involves assembling a team of world-class experts, presenting a visionary idea, and empowering the team to develop, improve, and implement it with maximum effort and creativity.
When the startup hit a roadblock, she decided to Muskit—bringing togethertop engineers and giving them free rein to innovate.
"Rraaahh man! Did you see that muskedunder passing by in the electric wheelchair?"
"Yeah, that was a real ass muskedunder. It casted a real shadow over us."
"For real man. I though for a second that a solar eclipse appeared."
"Got to have been one of them shadowcasting muskedunders"
This is a conversational filler word used to pause, soften, or casually connect thoughts in speech, similar in feel and usage to the Arabic word “yanni.” It can express hesitation, emphasis, or a moment of thinking while speaking.
“Yeah I was going to call her, muket, I just got busy with work.”
“It’s not that I didn’t like it, muket, it just wasn’t my vibe.”
(Noun) A person who helpfully or forcefully puts a face mask onto someone else.
It is derived from a funny wordplay where the noun "mask" is intentionally changed into the verb "to musk" (the act of helping someone wear a mask). Adding the suffix "-er" makes it a title for the mask-giver.
John: "Bro, why did your mom just chase you down the street with a piece of cloth?"
Alex: "Oh, she’s a total Musker. She saw me sneeze and chased me for two blocks just to musk my face!"