Moronberg 

A combination of Moron and the alias of Walter White from the hit show Breaking Bad, Heisenberg. It is used to insult someone's intelligence.

Person A: *Cooking grilled cheese without the cheese*
Person B: "Look at Person A, he's such a Moronberg.
Person C: "I know right."

Moronberg by Negative-#9801 November 6, 2022

Dirty Morberg 

The same as the Morberg, with the only difference being that the male receives a sloppy rim job while titty fucking the girl.

"Did you titty fuck her last night via the Morberg?"

"It was a Dirty Morberg, she licked my asshole at the same time!"

Dirty Morberg by Token_the_Black_Cat July 4, 2007

moronversation 

A conversation between two or more people who are intellectually challenged; Two or more morons speaking interactively of things they know little or nothing about.

"I overheard a moronversation about the new production line plans."

moronversation by The Keymaykr October 28, 2009

moonberries 

a piece, or pieces of fruit submerged in moonshine for the purpose of flavoring, and absorbing said 'shine. Once the submerged moonberries have become saturated, they're consumed along with the moonberry flavored 'shine for the purpose of intoxication.

"The other night I didn't guzzle a drop of booze but I mowed down a shit ton of moonberries and failed my ethyl glucuronide detection test. It's back to the clink for this one-too-many-moonberry-eating jailbird."

moonberries by Andegeorsonreg May 1, 2013

MoonBerry 

Slur for white people

You fucking moonberry

MoonBerry by SmallestViolin August 11, 2021

moronerate 

1. Voter who identifies as moderate. Generally motivated by nontroversial or fabricated issues which they themselves are incapable of explaining. They have little to no interest in real-life issues such as the survival of the human race.

2. Joe Moronchin.

"Bro...Joe Rogan is super liberal, bro." said the moronerate.

moronerate by rökken roller November 2, 2021

Moonberry 

A common name for a fictional type of berry that is seen in many Dungeons and Dragons style universes. In most cases they are fairly unremarkable, sweet and edible, and not much different to most berries we have in the real world. Their unusual name usually instead serves to add a sense of mysticism and curiosity to the place they were grown. They are also commonly consumed in the form of juice and even sometimes wine.

Elven children love their moonberry juice.

Moonberry by Sagetlord October 30, 2020