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(In demigod slang and godspeak),

The preffix before the word of any subject (object or being), which refers to it as relating to an ordinary human (as opposed to relating it to the divine).

(e.g. Mortal / divine: self, life, age, name, role, gender, culture, realm, family, parent, partner, sibling, etc)
(e.g: I have two parallel lives, at once: a mortal' life looking after a mortal family and a divine life dealing with my annoying divine parent-Often resulting in poor focus and splitting headaches).
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To be very, very drunk. Contrary to the guy before me, the word 'mortal' is also used in the North-East of England (ie: Newcastle and Sunderland)
Last night, I was proper mortal!!!!
mortal by MichaelToTheJ June 29, 2007
<(to be mortal:)>

I was fucking mortal last night!
mortal by AO'CB May 14, 2008
To get so incredibly drunk you only escape your mortality from alcoholic poisoning by pure luck. Probably originating somewhere north uk (or another country altogether). This term is usually used prior to going out drinking, and is followed by a failed effort or pretence of being incredibly drunk.
"I'm gonna get mortal tonight! So lock up your daughters/sons/animals/other"
Mortal by sarcasmqueen January 11, 2014
Not immortal. A mortal is someone or something that can die off through natural or unnatural selection.
Is there life after this mortal coil is shed?
Mortal by larstait October 29, 2003
An insult in the Percy Jackson or Heroes Of Olympus fandoms. Meaning being idiotic or ignorant. Mostly fangirls or fanboys will call you this. It is very offensive to fangirls or fanboys if called a mortal. Be prepared to be stabbed, smacked, or punched. (For some extra zing they might stab u with a pen)
Mortal by Demigod121 May 20, 2014
To be very, very drunk. This term is used almost exclusively in the west of Scotland.
I went oot last night and I was pure mortal, man!
Mortal by Lambchops November 23, 2004
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