Son of a mother

A polite way of saying son of a bitch in front of children.

You stub your toe in front of your daughter "ooooh son of a mother"

by Smart assy and sassy May 15, 2016

zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay

The ultimate one hit kill spell, only used by the most skilled of wizards

Guy: Hey buddy, you looking for trouble?
Wizard: You leave me no choice, Zippity do da zippity dae your mother has the super gay
Guy: *dies*

by BlingusBlongus June 13, 2018

bad mother fucker

When Samuel L. Jackson pulls out his wallet in Pulp Fiction, this is what is says on it.

"Now give me back my wallet."
"Which one is it?"
"It's the one that says bad mother fucker on it."

by doug March 1, 2004

Atom Heart Mother

An early album by Pink Floyd in which foreplay leading up to the conception and birth of New Age Music occurred. See also, Meddle and Wish You Were Here.

Atom Heart Mother was Pink Floyd's fifth album.

by Downstrike May 29, 2004

Making the Mother of all omelettes

Something you say whenever you’re making the mother of all omelettes.

Making the Mother of all omelettes here Jack! Can’t fret over every egg!

by FuckinJoe March 27, 2022

Mother 3

Strange, funny, heartrending.

Mother 3 is a videogame about humankind's corruption of the natural world, the alienating effects of modern life on communities and families, the ethical treatment of animals, the folly of living vicariously in one's past, and brotherly love and rivalry. Some have described it as "the closest games have yet come to literature."

This Japan only game is said to have been rejected to be released in the US because "the plot was 'too serious', to a point betraying the graphic design (cartoon-like)"

This game has been known to make even the most hardened video game veterans cry.

I was playing Mother 3 but had to stop just one hour in because I started crying.

by Chimera__ September 26, 2010

Your Mother

literally "Your mother". A derivation of yo mamma, used as a joke insult for any occasion. It doesn't have to make any sense at all and can be part of a phrase. Often used in a sexual context.

Bob: What'd you do last night?
Bill: Your Mother.

Bob: What did you think of that movie?
Bill: Your Mother

Bob: I'm getting tired of this.
Bill: Your Mother didn't get tired last night.

by Insert name here September 25, 2004