Call of Duty: Mobile

the newest and most recent cash cow of the mobile market.

good luck searching for CoD and seeing anything that isn't call of duty: mobile or modern warfare, and i'm not talking about the 2007 modern warfare.

by noimnotlying July 21, 2020

Mobblehouse

noun

1. A whimsical exclamation or interjection used to express surprise, excitement, or amusement.

2. A term originating from a internet video clip featuring CallMeCarson and gavintino, where the word is used in a humorous exchange referencing a woman eating noodles.

CRAZY, MOBBLEHOUSE, EATIN' DEEZ NOODLES!

by RedWarner610 May 8, 2024

mobyle

a transportation unit, only more Snoopified, and with a y.

Hook me up with your G-mobyle, I need to roll.

by Jam Masta T III September 24, 2003

mobile cones

Smoking bongs in a moving vehicle. Can also be extended to driving to a carpark/spot and smoking in the parked car.

Stoner: "Smoking here at my house is getting boring, lets go for some mobile cones."

by Diego November 13, 2003

Mobile Statue

A person standing frozen in the middle of a public thoroughfare, street, sidewalk, hallway or stairwell where people are normally walking, reading or writing text messages, checking e-mail, or otherwise electronically absorbed, cut off from the world around them.

I just walked right into some mobile statue on campus because I was trying to type and walk at the same time... I guess I should have gone statue too...

by Vinculus April 2, 2009

Mobile PARTY

Anyone that can walk around by themselves and have fun.
typically people that sit around an XBOX all day, are a lil fat. Typically a name given to a weird kid that has no friends so makes fun all by themself.

yo look at that guy over there,
wats his name?
i unno but hes totally a mobile party

by ACE3 March 9, 2010

mobile zombie

The growing band of individuals who are becoming increasingly annoying. Symptoms are that they walk along having a mobile phone conversation, but when the conversation becomes too difficult they have to switch on their second working brain cell which causes them to stop dead in their tracks causing a normal person following to bump into, or with difficulty, avoid them. The following person then naturally will try to go round the mobile zombie, just as the Phombie manages to switch the 2nd brain cell back to walking mode, thus almost causing a second collision.

London has been filling up more and more with mobile zombies lately

by Expert pedestrian March 17, 2010