Moost 

A term to describe how a cat sleeps

The cat prefers to moost in my bed rather than his own bed.

Moost by Octobersky May 28, 2015

Moost 

Most is just moost, it can be taken how the speaker expresses it (ex. good moost in a happy tone means that was good, or bad moost

Why are you so Moost?

Moost by Slime is not a time January 18, 2017

Moost 

• moost: a word invented by ave that describes the freshness of moo speakers, aka. cows

• "that is a moost mouth"
• "moost is important as the higher the moost content, the more tender the meat is, making its quality grade higher"

Moost by aveous April 1, 2022

Moost 

Being beyond ready for an exciting event, person or thing.

I'm so moost to see you.

I'm ready to get moost.

Moost by MoistBubbleFish April 7, 2022

Super Moost 

When someone, or something, is so moist that it exceeds absolute moisture.

Headass1: Bro, I just became super moost the other day.
Headass2: Bro, that's like, really moist.

Super Moost by HairyGrandma420 April 25, 2019

Hunsberger Moist Towlette 

You pick up a Irish night Walker from the Gloucester City NJ area and you and 6 friends get a strong Meth rage going and take it out on the night walkers rectum for hours until she unleashes her innards to a full prolapse and said prolapse is the Hunsberger Moist Towlette

On warm summers evening in 1997 poo and the gang gave Sharon a Hunsberger Moist Towlette she had to wear a diaper for months

Hunsberger Moist Towlette by Boba fette February 2, 2019

Moist Regards 

Moist Regards is a more personal way of saying "Warm Regards" with sexual under tones.

The term is typically exchanged only between close friends.

While there is an obvious sexual nature in typing "Moist Regards", this does not mean you have an attraction to the recipient of your message, sexual or otherwise . It is used as an endearing phrase with someone you are very comfortable with. Moist Regards is similar to other non-literal terms such as "slay", "I'm dead", or "I'm weak".

Could be taken out of context as inappropriate in a professional setting.

At the end of an email to a close friend or co-worker that won't report you to HR.

"... If you have any questions please reach out.

Moist Regards,

-Your Name"

Moist Regards by Octobottom March 28, 2022