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I got my degree in meth poduction at MTSU.
mtsu by Aunt_Jemima November 9, 2003
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1. Middle Tennessee State University. A mediocre at best 4 year university in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

2. Many Teeth Stacked Up. Used to describe a redneck or piece of trash that has crooked, fucked up teeth.
MTSU is the biggest excuse for a college ever!

Look at that redneck bitch, she got MTSU!!!
MTSU by WesNile November 26, 2007

mtsuzuzu 

Its a slang word for girl, mostly used in the limpopo town of Musina, without wanting to name the girls name
I have been talking to this other Mtsuzuzu lately
mtsuzuzu by Kasi_Professor April 16, 2021
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