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An ever expanding organization and group of individuals spawned from SUOC. It originated with suocers who had graduated, yet still lived in Syracuse, and had nothing better to do than prevent those still in school from doing their work. Since then the organization has grown, and expanded all over the country and abroad. See MoFoCo. Int'l.
Their primary goal is to increase the general mofocity of the world, again by preventing others from doing their work, through acts of outdoor play and drinking beer.
"Did you know that MoFoCo. has outposts all over the world?"

"Yeah, they're in West Virginia, D.C., Wyoming, Colorado, Oregon."

"One day they are going to take over the world."
MoFoCo. by Alpha_Tom November 12, 2008
Related Words
Mofoic • moficient • mofocka • mofoing • Moffic • moffice • mofice • Mofickle • Moficky • mofocs

Mofolicious 

Man I went to KFC and those new hotwings are MOFOLICIOUS.
Mofolicious by Jay Cal January 14, 2008

MoFoCo. Int'l 

"With every new suocer that goes abroad, a new branch of MoFoCo. Int'l is created."
MoFoCo. Int'l by Alpha_Tom November 12, 2008
It's a statement of slight incredulity with mild bewilderment and grounded, if unevenly, by a slightly off-center perspective.
There's a rumor going around that I have super powers. I did not start it. Well that's a Mofoism if I've ever heard one!
Mofoism by End_Of_Insanity April 4, 2011
When a cow intentionally kills another cow.
The cow’s attorney argued that it was a case of justifiable mooicide, but the jury found her guilty of moo-urder.
Mooicide by Captain Backsplash August 10, 2020
-short for motherf*cking, just like mofo is short for motherf*cker. is pronounced like mofoyng like foing is one syllable but with the y pronounced funny as in some asian languages.
mofoing by watchyaback December 9, 2005
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