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The fictional band from Parks and Recreation. Consisting of Andy Dwyer (lead vocalist, guitar, and merchandise sales), James Pierson ( drums), Micheal Chang (bass and backing vocalist), Andrew "Burly" Burlington (guitar and backing vocalist), April Ludgate (manager), and Mark Rivers (ex-drums) Although going through many name changes, their name stuck with Mouse Rat. their greatest and best song is "5,000 candles in the wind." A tribute to Lil Sebastian. a miniature pony loved by the town of Pawnee.
Dude, I found a Mouse Rat tee shirt in target!
Mouse Rat by BigBrain23 October 15, 2019
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A mouse that isn't quite a rat yet. He has trouble hanging with real RATS
Justin has a dream to be a rat but he's still just a mouse, so people call him Mouse Rat.
Mouse Rat by Anonymous 11222 June 30, 2016

It's raining mouse and rats 

This word means "it's lightly sprinkling" but for people who want to be fun with it!
OMG it's raining mouse and rats!!

the heart rate of a mouse 

A sad fan fiction about Ryan Ross and Brendon Urie of Panic! At The Disco. It's set I'm the 70's and is a very popular 'ryden (the ship name of these two dudes) fanfic.
Person 1: why are you crying?
Person 2: I just finished reading The Heart Rate Of A Mouse

Person 1: Oh I see now

Rats Mouse 

Similar to “the bee’s knee’s” but instead of being a good thing, it’s the complete opposite.
“Taking it up my ass was such a Rats Mouse! Now I have hemorrhoids...”
Rats Mouse by Darktiger128 October 13, 2019
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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