Usually a edgy old man who try’s to be hip and cool but ends up making everyone in the room cringe, usually the old man wears eyeliner and dyes his hair black or gray and is part of some sort of cult
by Spicyburritoman October 4, 2018
Your friend that asks for money and never warns you that they will do it again and again and again. When your plan was to give a little bit of money, next thing you know he is asking for even more money.
I thought you were homeless but you're a mass sheckle killer!
Can I have 1000 sheckles? I'm not a mass sheckle killer by the way. Oh and also I need another 5000 sheckles please.
Can I have 1000 sheckles? I'm not a mass sheckle killer by the way. Oh and also I need another 5000 sheckles please.
by Temiz August 8, 2023
A Noun used to describe a person from the state of Massachusetts, when that person is not in Massachusetts.
by jewish bigalo22 April 7, 2021
Engaging in acts that satisfy a shoe fetish or shoe addiction, for example, the habitual online search for shoe images.
Guy 1: What have you been up to lately?
Guy 2: Not much, just looking at shoes on my computer.
Guy 1: You do that a lot, don't you?
Guy 2: Yeah, I just like to see all the different kinds of kicks out there. Some of them I want to buy.
Guy 1: So you like mass-shoe-bation?
Guy 2: I guess so. I am a mass-shoe-bator.
Guy 1 : Just be careful. My dad says it can make you go blind.
Guy 2: Not much, just looking at shoes on my computer.
Guy 1: You do that a lot, don't you?
Guy 2: Yeah, I just like to see all the different kinds of kicks out there. Some of them I want to buy.
Guy 1: So you like mass-shoe-bation?
Guy 2: I guess so. I am a mass-shoe-bator.
Guy 1 : Just be careful. My dad says it can make you go blind.
by Dr. Lobo October 10, 2013
Example 1: "Dude, Mass hurts."
Exapmle 2: "Mass got pounded last night."
Example 3: "Stop touching Mass."
Exapmle 2: "Mass got pounded last night."
Example 3: "Stop touching Mass."
by GeneralMudButt December 1, 2011
Person A: Go mass that compound.
Person B: Did you just use mass as a verb?
Or
Person A: I've been trying to lose weight, so every morning I step on the scale and mass myself.
Person B: Did you just use mass as a verb?
Or
Person A: I've been trying to lose weight, so every morning I step on the scale and mass myself.
by Eliyahu February 13, 2012