Mittle
Mittle by Edgetastic December 22, 2012
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Mittle Class
No, son, we're not rich. We're Mittle Class. Lots of people own yachts that can circumnavigate the globe without needing to refuel.
Mittle Class by Shut Up Morans December 28, 2011
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Mittle Finger
This guy: Is that guy with mittens waving at me?
That guy: No man, look at his face, he's definitely giving you the mittle finger.
That guy: No man, look at his face, he's definitely giving you the mittle finger.
Mittle Finger by E-Tickets February 19, 2011
Mittle Class
We're not rich, boys, we're just Mittle Class. Our yacht doesn't even have an elevator for the cars!
Mittle Class by geroldf July 19, 2012
Coy Mittle Wit' It
1.) A phrase confirming a question that makes you look cool and collected, sometimes a tad bit arrogant.
2.) A dance in which one fiddles their hands together and bounces up and down.
3.) A gang sign with the right hand forming a "C" and the left hand forming an upside down West Side.
2.) A dance in which one fiddles their hands together and bounces up and down.
3.) A gang sign with the right hand forming a "C" and the left hand forming an upside down West Side.
Coy Mittle Wit' It by RDubbStep January 28, 2011
Michigan Mittens
Troy had to walk a mile in the snow to get to the party, luckily a couple of girls let him try on some "Michigan Mittens"
Michigan Mittens by LK411 February 28, 2021
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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