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the Schmen: "Mwough"
mwough by the yeaher April 29, 2023
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mwol • Mwoop • MWO • MWoA • Mwoab • mwoah • Mwoar • mwochibear • mwod • mwoewoeweow
MwOyA❓YA‼️noh🛀 kOyAngi😼iSseOm🥵kUgEni🎉💫koYa🐨nGiyA🕳️🚶iGeNi💨koYanGi😾yA‼️

Is a very heartwarming message that one of the memberz of the now disbanded group 'X1'

Say this to your kpop stan friends and when they say it back it means they love you 🏃✨✨
You: MwOyA❓YA‼️noh🛀 kOyAngi😼iSseOm🥵kUgEni🎉💫koYa🐨nGiyA🕳️🚶iGeNi💨koYanGi😾yA‼️🙌🏻
Friend: MwOyA❓YA‼️noh🛀 kOyAngi😼iSseOm🥵kUgEni🎉💫koYa🐨nGiyA🕳️🚶iGeNi💨koYanGi😾yA‼️🙌🏻

You both are now bonding :^
A term used to describe the emotional state under which a bunny's ears might slowly droop (in sadness or glumness). Also functions as an onomatopoeic descriptor for the bunny ear noise. Mwoop is often used to express sympathy.

"I feel mwoop today."

V: I missed dinner...
Y: Mwoop!!

Mwoop by Mwoop November 7, 2007

Forum mwoah 

Some twat who spends most of his life posting on forums and believes this makes him superior to other people on there, who are also a bunch of tossers.
But I have more posts than you therefore I am right.
Forum mwoah by Dave Eras October 25, 2004
High Maintainance woman
H.M.WO by hezzzi September 3, 2003
A word used for one whom ,at the time, doesn't remember their friends name in which starts off with the letter 'M'.

It is accompanied with an odd movement like: Moving the jaw back and forth, flailing of the arms, or a combination of several odd movements.
Person(1): Hey, so I saw that show last night.
Person(2): Cool, so what'd you think?
Person(3): MWONG!
Person(1&2): o_o...
mwong by Morgan Evans April 7, 2008
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murderhobo 

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