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Jermorificus Minkus 

1.Someone that makes you say: HOLY SHIT! THAT'S AWESOME!
2.Someone who is either kickass, hilarious, or both.
3.Also called Jermo.
4.Greek meaning: Kickass Motherfucker.
That guy's just ran up a wall, did a backflip and kicked the other guy in the face. He's definitely a Jermorificus Minkus.
Jermorificus Minkus by minkmonkey92 January 15, 2009
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minekush 

if you say minekush instead for minecraft, players that play minekush will rage quit and cry in public for making fun of them
joe- (see steve playing minekush) you play minekush
steve- no its minecraft get it right, mate
joe- u mad bro
steve- no stop it (starts crying)
joe- oh too mlg for me
minekush by JaM.dot August 3, 2015
a nonsensical word made by Twitch streamer Dan Gheesling while singing along to the Tetris 99 soundtrack
He is very minkus, she is very minkus, he is very very very very very minkus. He is a minkus. She is a minkus. Together they reside in Minkusminkustown.
minkus by LostBB14LULW January 20, 2021
Minkus can be replaced for monkaS (monkaS is a Twitch emote of a frightened Pepe the frog), it means that you're frightened or that something or somebody looks creepy or weird. It is not confined to a person or something that looks like it, it can also be a place or anything really.
This place is very minkus (this place is creepy/suspicious).
That guy looks very minkus.
minkus by Peterrrr420 December 16, 2019
Named for the character Stuart Minkus of the television show "Boy Meets World," a minkus is a word to describe a particularly irritating and/or nerdy person.
With her new glasses, Barbara looked like quite a minkus.
minkus by thefancyapple July 13, 2009
Tiffany Mink, the official 2009 Vans Warped Tour pit reporter. And the most legit pit reporter in all of Warped Tour's history.

She has her degree in Media Art and Design with Corporate Communication and Music Industry from James Madison University...and she loves bacon (:

Currently dating Lee Barratt from the band Gallows.

Basically, she's pretty much one savage chick.
"hey I just tweeted @minkus, she's over by the main stage, let's go see her!"
@minkus by cotuhreenuh August 16, 2009
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