Mochi Mochi
Super silky, fluffy soft and moist on the inside. Used for food description on bread, cake, some cheese, gnocci, pudding,
Mochi Mochi by shadyfark October 4, 2020
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sexy mochi
A term to describe a smol bean who is cute and soft like mochi, but somehow is incredibly sexy at the same time.
sexy mochi by kitsutae December 10, 2016
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Mochi
A word used to describe a person, usually as cute and with chubby cheeks. But mochi is also a Japanese dessert.
Mochi by Bangtan seonyeondan May 29, 2018
mochi sexy
Mochi is a small Japanese rice cake and can be used to describe someone who is small and cute. To call someone mochi sexy is to say that he/she is both cute and sexy at the same time. The phrase - known in the K-pop community - originated with boy group member Park Jimin, who exudes cuteness and sexiness, sometimes at the same time.
Person A: how can he be this sexy when he was just giggling adorably five seconds ago?
Person B: he's mochi sexy. The best aesthetic.
Person B: he's mochi sexy. The best aesthetic.
mochi sexy by Sleepy Owl February 23, 2017
Mochi
Mochi by Kawaii Weeb June 3, 2018
Mochi Cheeks
It implies that someone has soft cheeks. Mochi is used to refer to a cute person.
It is a popular adjective and it's not exclusively a nickname for BTS' Jimin.
Mochi is also a Japanese dessert.
It is a popular adjective and it's not exclusively a nickname for BTS' Jimin.
Mochi is also a Japanese dessert.
Mochi Cheeks by achascuseme May 29, 2019
papa mochi
papa mochi by Lil mochi February 27, 2020
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