Morphodite

This word does not exist in the English language. It is a missheard version of the word hermaphrodite from the book To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. This interpretation is made by the narrator Scout Finch.

"....erected an absolute morphodite In that yard!"
"She said the snowman looked like a morphodite."

by Aoiro Kinomi April 6, 2010

Morpheus is fighting Neo!

A phrase used in an inappropriate situation to get everyone's attention shortly before leaving a room.

Eg, at a funeral:

Priest: And so we lay him to rest-

Twat: COME QUICK GUYS, MORPHEUS IS FIGHTING NEO!

by nexusvip June 2, 2008

sure murph

Something you would say to someone who was stretching the truth a little.
Phrase was coined in jest when legendary liar John Murphy would spin a yarn.

"I had a date with two girls last night."
"Sure Murph!!"

by KatDawg_ February 20, 2019

Morphine Drip

An alcoholic drink that consists of 1/3 parts Butterscotch liquor, 1/3 parts Amaretto, and 1/3 parts 151 Rum.

Burns very little due to the Butterscotch liquor and Amaretto.
Can mess you up pretty quick due to the 151 Rum.

Served either over ice to sip, or in a double size shot glass for quick shots.

Called a Morphine Drip because it feels soooo good going in, but you end up rather delirious quickly.

Girl #1 "Hey, lets try something new to drink tonight. Wanna try a Morphine Drip?"
Girl #2 "Your gonna end up trying more than one new thing tonight if you drink that"

by avienn December 31, 2010

morphine

Potent opiate narcotic, widely used in hospitals for relief of severe pain. Addictive with potential for abuse. Overdose may be lethal. Side effects include narcosis and respiratory depression.

When Dad was in the hospital with his heart attack, the nurse kept shooting him up with morphine for his chest pain.

by Marty October 22, 2003

morphine lips

Lips that leave one wanting more. Like a great first kiss.

"Yo man. Was that your girlfriend who just left?"

"Yeah. She has morphine lips."

by Ryan Sandoval August 4, 2007

Mrph

the term "mrph" is commonly used to replace a sigh, but can be used as a replacement for a lot of other expressive terms such as: "ugh" or "hmph"

"Mrph" can also be used with little to no meaning other than to just be a cute sound effect or and angry response, sometimes even an exaggerated whine. Really, its all about HOW you say it.

-Sammie, you're not allowed to eat chocolate because of your diabetes
-"mrph!"

or

I'm so tired....mrrrph!

by seriouslyDUDE September 21, 2009