Green Mouth
Green Mouth by danksterALOL February 12, 2010
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green apple splatters of the mouth
saying ridiculous or awkward embarrassing things that have no context in the conversation.
Can also be described as conversation diarrhea or word vomiting.
Can also be described as conversation diarrhea or word vomiting.
That guy was so weird when he couldn't stop talking in that meeting. It was like he had green apple splatters of the mouth.
green apple splatters of the mouth by mlo0224 April 15, 2010
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green moth
n. usually a referance of insult towards a person who is very simple. A person who does things, or behaves in such a way that others would think them very immature or ridiculous. This term is used because it is assumed that a green moth is one of the most simple and unintelligent creatures.
green moth by Bodhistarr August 21, 2006
Greek Mouth
1. taste left in your mouth after eating a tasty lunch of greek food.
2. Mouth state after kissing a sorority girl
3. Saying something really dumb
2. Mouth state after kissing a sorority girl
3. Saying something really dumb
"man after this lunch I'm going to have greek mouth for the rest of the day."
"Ben totally made out with Suzy at a date dash, now he has greek mouth."
"That kids answer to the professors question was so dumb, he has a greek mouth"
"Ben totally made out with Suzy at a date dash, now he has greek mouth."
"That kids answer to the professors question was so dumb, he has a greek mouth"
Greek Mouth by tucbiker November 1, 2008
Green month
Green month by Hasdfjf December 16, 2018
your mother is green
It is simply a roast.
original word is " mak kau hijau " in malay language
Kids in Malaysia use this roast its kind of a signature roast.
original word is " mak kau hijau " in malay language
Kids in Malaysia use this roast its kind of a signature roast.
your mother is green by eddy aka March 17, 2019
Greek mother
A vicious monster that has a powerful weapon called the pantofla and it's looking for lazy kids that don't eat their fasolakia
Greek mother by lion stasssssss July 16, 2021
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