Mithro
'Mithro' is an adjective, used to describe somebody who excessively trolls, and will claim the opposite of what you say they did.
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mittro70 by bromoment1234 November 23, 2019
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Mithro • Mithroid • mithross • Mithra • Mitro • Mithrandir • Mitron • methrosexual • mithran • Mithranaath
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mittro70 by chode_lover December 3, 2020
mithross
Mithross is the ship between the YouTuber Mithzan and the YouTuber YourPalRoss. Not many people ship this since Max (Mithzan) has a girlfriend BUT the YouTuber Aphmau (Jess/Jessica) ships it and has made references to it in her videos.
Person 1 : OHMYGOD DID YOU SEE THAT MAX AND ROSS JUST HUGGED!!!!!
Person 2: MITHROSS IS REAL!!!!!!!!!
Person 2: MITHROSS IS REAL!!!!!!!!!
mithross by iheartseptiplier June 18, 2018
mitrok
A large meaty chunk of flesh, commonly enjoyed by the homosexual Jews of the Americas.
Or in the UK "French toast"
Or in the UK "French toast"
mitrok by JoshikaPoodle December 26, 2014
Methropolitan
Of, relating to, or characteristic of a major production and distribution area of Methamphetamine for street sales.
Polk County Florida is a thriving Methropolitan area, there's practically a meth lab in every neighborhood.
I say, "Handjob" Holly is looking very Methropolitan today with her tattered, dirty clothes and gaunt appearance, eh?
I say, "Handjob" Holly is looking very Methropolitan today with her tattered, dirty clothes and gaunt appearance, eh?
Methropolitan by auralgasm October 6, 2011
mithril
Mithril is a fictional metal originating in J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series.
It is called 'true silver' by the Dwarves and is an incredibly durable and lightweight substance only found in the mines of Khazad-dûm.
In the grand tradition of stealing ideas from Tolkien, countless fantasy authors and game designers have introduced this material into their works.
Often misspelled as mythril, mithral, or mythral and probably mutated into mistral, etc...
It is called 'true silver' by the Dwarves and is an incredibly durable and lightweight substance only found in the mines of Khazad-dûm.
In the grand tradition of stealing ideas from Tolkien, countless fantasy authors and game designers have introduced this material into their works.
Often misspelled as mythril, mithral, or mythral and probably mutated into mistral, etc...
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Modified derivative of granola.
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murderhobo
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