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It describes a person, place, or thing

1.annoying
2.one who isn't being his/her self.
3.when someone or something is done wrong
1.Your friend call you on the phone yelling in your popping there gum in your ear just pissing you off you say " yo you Melt-in'' and hang up

2.A friend of mine in crying and i walk over and say " why you Melt-in'" (tripping',bugging or what have you)stop crying.

3.your husband or wife girlfriend or boyfriend slams your brand new car door you say "you Melt-in'
Melt-in' by EisHiZiT February 23, 2008
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melt in your mouth 

Describing a very heavy, sexy kiss from a hott guy/girl.
Brad's kiss melts in my mouth.
melt in your mouth by tashie July 9, 2005

ice cream don't melt in the freezer 

A statement of fact. The truth.
Girl: "Are you hooking up with Michelle?"

Your Answer: "Come on baby, Ice Cream don't melt in the freezer."

I melt in your mouth, not in your hand 

This phrase is most commonly used when it's based on oral sex. This can be said by a male or a female.
I'm trying to explain, baby, the best way I can
I melt in your mouth, girl, not in your hand (ha ha)
---50 Cent( fron the song, Candy Shop)

Butter wouldn't melt in her eyes 

An old Yorkshire saying, more specifically from the Bradford area, used to increase the emphasis of the more traditional butter wouldn't melt. Must exclude the use of any pause between 'melt' and 'in her eyes'.
Isn't she lovely, yeah butter wouldn't melt in her eyes.

Extremely Radioactive GIovinaryputlocinary reaction after the Moltozypollio part of the gigaboltimatio began to melt down, therefore creating a sub-trioacular mulitiloafwaxernalitiousing change in the Zoltomagnofitros Fluxiriator 

The Name is pretty descriptive already lol

but if you need to know...........

The Glocinaryputlocinary reacted to a high pressure change thanks to the gigaboltimatio (specifically the Moltozypollio part) creating a sub-trioacular mulitiloafwaxernalitiousing change in the Zoltomagnofitros Fluxiriator. This is a very dangerous event and can only be avoided by the immediate use of the nearest Plyoxinatiator which will cool down the gigaboltimatio before it becomes too radioactive and blows up all of earth, the milky way, The 99th galaxy of the orizonish belt, including the sub-0-N-triplanets in the Multicravosculor region of the 56th Trion, despite their natural defense from the Axiltoniyontian generator in their cores that deters radiation.

Phew, i can breath now!
OH NO!

There was a Extremely Radioactive GIovinaryputlocinary reaction after the Moltozypollio part of the gigaboltimatio began to melt down, therefore creating a sub-trioacular mulitiloafwaxernalitiousing change in the Zoltomagnofitros Fluxiriator that happened in the lab yesterday! Thanks goodness the Plyoxinatiator was there to cool it down
another word for buggin or trippin. don't know for sure where it originated but the first time i heard it used was in the county jail in '04' by somebody who was well respected in my hood and in the jail. when people in the (my) hood feel like a word is played out, sometimes they give another word the same meaning. like 'i'm chillin' became 'i'm coolin' became 'i'm loungin' became 'i'm lampin' and eventually became 'i'm easy'.
AG: "yo, we should run down there and rob one of them doughboys".

Murdah: "what?, you meltin! we gone walk down there instead and rob them all".
meltin by LastLogo October 9, 2010
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