merry cakemas

another way of saying happy birthday, that is a combination of the words merry christmas and cake

A: Today is my birthday!
B: well merry cakemas my dude

by TheNamesRonni December 21, 2019

Merryland

Noun:
A wonderful/happy place that is unique to each person. Each person has their own "Merryland" aka their own "happy place."

Ex 1: If you've ever seen "His and Her Circumstances," you will know that the character Asaba created this term. Asaba's Merryland is a place where he is surrounded by girls since he loves them so much.

Ex 2: "My Merryland is a place where I'm with the one I love"

Ex 3: "My Merryland is a place where I'm surrounded by piles and piles of money"

Ex 4: "My Merryland is a place where I can eat as much chocolate as I want"

by MechaTC September 11, 2005

merry chrysler

Means Christmas. Refers to a vine.

Merry Chrysler!

by v10l3ntvb April 22, 2018

Merry Jewmas

a unique way to wish someone a happy holiday during the period of Christmas and Hanukkah without excluding a Christian or Jewish person. All inclusive way to give a holiday greeting for the week of Hanukkah and Christmas to an open-minded person. Acknowledges Christ as a Jew that is commonly included in base word of Christmas but also acknowledges Jewish people in general for Hanukkah, a Jewish holiday that is celebrated during the same time period Christmas occurs in December.

Merry Jewmas everyone!

by Juman December 29, 2008

merry

happy
the opposite of sad

Merry, from LotR, was very merry.

by anonymous June 16, 2004

Merry Hill

One of the major stores in the West Midlands. Many people from Wolverhampton travel here because their town centre is "shit" and "not as big as Merry Hill"

Wolv. guy: I'm going to Merry Hill?
Other Wolv. guy: Why? We've got some shops here.
Wolv. guy: Does it have a Disney store or a Best Buy?
Other Wolv. guy: Well.. why would you want to go to a Di-
Wolv. guy: Exactly so shut the fuck up.

by Well I'm Not You, Am I? December 20, 2010

Merry-and-Pippin syndrome

The phenomenon that, in a film adaptation of a book, certain characters are portrayed as a lot more stupid than they are in the book. Supposedly this is done to make the movie 'more entertaining', but it often annoys fans of the book.
The name is derived from Merry and Pippin, two characters in The Lord of the Rings who are a helluvalot more stupid in the film than they are in the books.

That Zaphod Beeblebrox is really suffering from the Merry-and-Pippin syndrome.

by Mr. British August 8, 2006