mayered
Did you see Bill last night? He was mayered. I think he went home with that fat chick after he pissed in Mikes car.
mayered by Kevin Mayer May 25, 2006
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Mayared
A word once derived from the jungles of africa to describe destruction due to the hungness of an elephant, the human african males were thought to have somehow inherited this gracious gift and had a reputation of injuring other females. This tool was also used for protection to chase away other predators!
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Urban Meyered by hollow_log October 5, 2021
Meyered
Doing one thing, get sidetracked by two other things, then spending some time in the bosses office, never finishing the original item.
Meyered by Meyer Lover July 17, 2010
mike myered
To be stuck in a tight space, especially when driving a vehicle on a narrow passage or street. The phrase is a play on the word "mired," and refers to a scene from "Austin Powers," in which the title character, portrayed by Mike Myers, is driving a golf cart down the narrow corridor of an industrial building and becomes impossibly jammed in a sideways manner. More specifically, to be "mike myered" is to attempt a three-point turn in a vehicle, only to find that the space is too narrow and requires a turn of four, five, six or more points.
As we were leaving the graduation party, I took a wrong turn, but when I tried to pull a quick U-turn I got mike myered between all the cars parked on the street.
mike myered by terriblefish June 11, 2006
meyered
to be left behind; especially when a parent forgets or looses a child in the public sphere.
A variation on mired, but specific to people. Word was first used after a child named Meyer was left behind by parents in Sag Harbor, NY in 2015 and was taken in by good samaritans also with the name Meyer until his parents returned.
A variation on mired, but specific to people. Word was first used after a child named Meyer was left behind by parents in Sag Harbor, NY in 2015 and was taken in by good samaritans also with the name Meyer until his parents returned.