Mombask
skinny hairless tall african jamaican black guy that won the 100 meter dash against slow white guys and won 3 gold medals and the i eat fried chicken and drink grape soda/koolaid award for living in the ghetto
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momback
a verbal instruction, guiding a driver of a truck/trailer in reverse. Literally meaning, "come on back." Originally from a racist joke about a garbage truck, e.g. What has 4 wheels, 2 legs and goes Momback? (or something like that)
driver: " I can't see the dumpster we gotta pick up. Can u get out and do the Mombacks?"
passenger: NP ... momback, momback, cut the wheel to teh left ... straighten out ... cool ... momback and ur good.
STOP DAMMIT!"
passenger: NP ... momback, momback, cut the wheel to teh left ... straighten out ... cool ... momback and ur good.
STOP DAMMIT!"
momback by Syntax Police July 18, 2010
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Mombasa
Mombasa is an expression that has stood the ultimate test of time. Mombasa is neither an object nor an adjective but rather, a summary of a situation in its entirety. Mombasa is often used with negative emotional connotations and is widely accepted as a sign of displeasure or disapproval. Mombasa is not merely a part of a sentence; Mombasa suffices as the sentence itself.
1.
Life sucks. Simply nothing good has come out of it. It's just Mombasa.
2.
Tony is in jail. His wife was recently impaled on a picket fence. His children have all had sex changes and punch babies for a living. Tony has lost count of how many times he has dropped the soap. Tony's situation is Mombasa.
Life sucks. Simply nothing good has come out of it. It's just Mombasa.
2.
Tony is in jail. His wife was recently impaled on a picket fence. His children have all had sex changes and punch babies for a living. Tony has lost count of how many times he has dropped the soap. Tony's situation is Mombasa.
Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback
Hodedo originated in New York in the rush hour subways. It means, "Hold the door," used when the automatic doors are closing and someone wants to get into the already jam-packed car.
Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback by Dr B March 6, 2005
Mombassa Bench Press
I’ll make one up right now. The Mombassa bench press: When you fuck a black girl reverse cowgirl, while two slaves under each one of her legs lift her up and down, giving you an effortless free fuck fit for a King. Optional: you are holding 2 gold plated desert eagles.
“Missed you at the pub Randy, where were you?”
“Oh I was just giving Ayana from accounting a Mombassa Bench Press”
“Oh I was just giving Ayana from accounting a Mombassa Bench Press”
Mombassa Bench Press by captaincrunk March 27, 2020
Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback
a list of people who you would rather remain anonymous, or a direct reference to bullshit in general.
Last nite, I went out partyin' with Frenigon, HoDeDo & Momback...we all did the Mojo, the Turkey and the Grind, and left our ho's asses nine steps behind!
Frenigon, HoDeDo and Momback by weave November 22, 2003
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