Moptard
An irritating cleaner at work who suffers from a terrible case of verbal diarrhoea. A Moptard is usually diluded and often uses phrases such as 'hi peeps' and 'quick question'. These often or in fact, in most cases do not merit a response. A moptard also moves slower than any other and can often make tasks such as cleaning a mirror take as long as 20 minutes. Moptards usually suffer from bad BO and have teeth like a row of condemned houses.
Darren: Oh look.......here comes Jack to start his shift!
Clara: Fuck hide, he's a complete fucking moptard!!
Clara: Fuck hide, he's a complete fucking moptard!!
Moptard by Chalmers girl October 5, 2012
Meptard
miitard
There are two types of Miitards:
1.) Someone who obviously used the Wii U's "Create Mii From Photo" option to create their Mii. Such Miis tend to have large noses, small eyebrows that are far apart, small eyes that are spread far apart, and V-shaped mouths.
2.) Someone whose Mii is barely different from the default Mii.
1.) Someone who obviously used the Wii U's "Create Mii From Photo" option to create their Mii. Such Miis tend to have large noses, small eyebrows that are far apart, small eyes that are spread far apart, and V-shaped mouths.
2.) Someone whose Mii is barely different from the default Mii.
"Look at that miitard. He couldn't have took the time to make sure his Mii actually looks like him?"
"And look at that Mii over there. It's barely been changed at all."
"Miitards, man..."
"And look at that Mii over there. It's barely been changed at all."
"Miitards, man..."
miitard by Sir Jolteon June 21, 2016
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MIRtarded by Nunyobizness June 18, 2023
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