Meema
The word Meema strands for grandma or granny. But saying Meema is another way to explain your female grandparent
Meema by @minnie+mickey#teeth June 3, 2018
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Meema by Hyupimagine July 14, 2023
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Meema
A girl who has a mother who makes up weird nicknames for her child(ren). Said girl has so many friends, she can't number them!
Meema by Blueberry_luva_2009 January 29, 2009
meemee moomoo
When joining a chat you say: meemee moomoo
*ryan joins chat*
Julia: Hi Ryan
Yolis: Hello Ryan
Ryan: meemee moomoo
*ryan joins chat*
Julia: Hi Ryan
Yolis: Hello Ryan
Ryan: meemee moomoo
meemee moomoo by YOLKS December 28, 2022
Meeman
Someone who is easily blamed and is an easy target for an escape goat. He is usually the weakest member of the group. He tends to be loved and hated by all. Fails at playing Dota or WoW. He also has a favorite soda that he worships like no other, Dr Pepper, He is only known by one word, Meeman. If the Meeman dies or goes MIA, a new Meeman must take his place to keep the balance of the social group intact.
Meem
Meem by blabgabgal October 28, 2009
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