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Miserable Old Git, from Solace of the Road by Siobhan Dowd, 2011. Boring, style-less, ordinary people who are unaware of unpleasant realities or the impact of their behavior on others. They don't understand people may not see the world the same way they do. Normals.
"Ray had gone to his job with plans and buildings and other mogit stuff up town." - Siobhan Dowd, 2011

The mogits were out in force, so we took off.

She's at least 50% mogit.
Mogit by Kowagarazu April 30, 2022
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Originating from Hyderabad where they make good biryani. A young moit who looked like Shahrukh Khan used to nut on the biryani before it was served as his father could not afford salad cream. He would then tell the customers that it was the best salad cream in the world and could be used as steroids. People would not believe his outrageous and fabricated lies
Did he just say he banged Sam the Man?His moitism is going way too far!!!
Moitism by Chungus fungus December 26, 2018
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Mogithh Mogit Mogith Mogithan Mogito Mogi't'yan deda mohit Mogi moit Mohith

mojito diablo 

Rhum drink I created while working at the Fontainebleau in South Beach, Miami. To make one at home...
1 1/2 white tequila, 1/2 creme de cassis, 2 lime wedges, 12 fresh mint leaves, 3-6 oz 7-Up soda, 1 tbsp brown sugar.
Muddle sugar, mint and squeezed lime wedges in mixing tin until mixture smells like spearmint gum. Fill with ice, add tequila and cassis, shake until the tin is icey to the touch. Pour into a collins glass, top with 7-up and garnish with a sugarcane stick and fresh mint.
"Man, there are no manly cocktails out there."
"Sure there are. My Spiritual Advisor makes an awesome Mojito Diablo."
mojito diablo by vegasrew April 26, 2007
The Literal meaning of the word is " to commadeer ones heart " it is an amalgamation of 2 words of sanskrit Moh and Hit where, Moh is feeling of great affection and Hit stands for the heart, it has many inferences drawn.
since it is Hindi
Ussne uss ladki ko apne aacharan se mohit kar liya
Mohit by Mohit_V June 28, 2016
Originating from Hyderabad (province in India), a young boy who was obsessed with the Indian dish biryani used to make up stories and fabricate lies to make himself seem great
Did he just say he was going to be a doctor and Cambridge university? I think that must be his inner-moitism
Moitism by Chungus fungus December 26, 2018
an Alpha male with a lot of qualities and talents. He won't always be on time, and is also interested in less number of things but the things he's interested in are one of the best. He is usually charming. He gives respect only to the ones who deserves it, he won't give respect to a cheap person. Mohit is usually different from others in a lot of ways. Mohit, mostly won't watch TV because he is busy with work and being active with the people he loves, he does it sometimes but still not too often. We can say that Mohit is a gentleman.
eg

person : a charming and a tuff guy, who's always slow at eating, guess who's he.
person 2 : obviously, Mohit.
Mohit by lucifer77766 June 1, 2019
The bestest person you can ever meet. She deserves the moon, no the universe. If you hurt her, you don’t deserve her. She’s insanely beautiful, and so smart.
You’re great Mohita!
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Used in response for when someone promotes/advocates an event or idea that is perceived to support "too much" authority and/or government control.

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"My salad days,
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