don't be a muselk

When a YouTuber who used a game to gain subscribers than abandoned it without saying anything

A *Game* Youtuber:"For now, i will switch to *other game*."
Comments"Don't be a Muselk, you dam traitor."

by EtheRyan October 16, 2019

Mosey

-When wishing to get from one place to another, but not particularly too fast, one will "mosey"
-Generally understood as a slow walk or determined slow pace as set by the leader of the group. (Moseying can be done alone, but is much cooler in a group)
-a bit of shuffling and a bit of walking, all of course in a general direction, sometimes without purpose, and with a purposeful speed.
-an expression of needing to leave.

- "Mosey on over there"
- "let's Mosey"
- "well sorry but I've gotta mosey"

by danf November 26, 2004

Muse

A muse is when someone takes someone famous from real life and roleplay and act like them in their own way.

My favorite muse is Jacksepticeye. I usually make him act tough and unforgiving.

by A pretty swell Grammar Nazi August 29, 2017

mushy

Overly sentimental or affectionate in a cliche'd way

Some of the love scenes were extremely mushy

by G-M-C March 23, 2005

museveni

a president of an African country called Uganda where the county has been under his dictatorship for more than 30years

museveni is a dictator

by xmeme August 16, 2019

Musegasm

A feeling of extreme stimulation induced by hearing the music of epic british experimental space alterna-rock group Muse

Person 1: Dude that guy is playing muse in his car
Person 2: *Musegasm*

by Doomdalektodd February 21, 2011

breaking muse

the latest amusing distraction, usually arriving by a digital medium e.g. text, e-mail forward, facebook notification, youtube etc.

e.g. 1. brb, I have breaking muse - Mike just tagged me in his photo-album 'stoned on the beach'

e.g. 2. BREAKING MUSE!! check out this youtube vid (link goes here)

e.g. 3. John is addicted to breaking muse - he constantly checks his facebook

e.g. 4. BREAKING MUSE! - Lisa just texted to say she's not coming! YAY

by Peter Greenwall February 4, 2009