Mowlett
Hey Brian, did you lock the peanut butter up? I saw the husky earlier and I don't want the Mowlett getting any ideas.
Mowlett by plandemic_hoax August 5, 2020
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Mowlett
The act of only cutting one's front yard while leaving the back yard grass long and unkempt, in order to increase curb appeal and pacify one's spouse and neighbors without spending too much time on the project. Similar to a popular Southern hairstyle.
Thor was tired of Stephanie's nagging about the lawn but also wanted to watch the WNBA finals, so he just gave the yard a mowlett and called it a day.
Mowlett by The Awkward Quilter May 3, 2013
moulette
1. the moulette is a stylized modern mullet, originating in Canada
it is essentially a curly combination of hat hair(in Canadian winters, hats are a must), the mullet and the famous hair swoosh (optional but encouraged).
it is essentially a curly combination of hat hair(in Canadian winters, hats are a must), the mullet and the famous hair swoosh (optional but encouraged).
wow greg has a far-out moulette eh?
oh yeah. fer sure. right on classic vintage jagr-esque flow"
"hey, wanna go watch hockey in my igloo while my snowmobile's in the shop?"
"oh yeah sounds gud."
oh yeah. fer sure. right on classic vintage jagr-esque flow"
"hey, wanna go watch hockey in my igloo while my snowmobile's in the shop?"
"oh yeah sounds gud."
moulette by themagicmoulette February 25, 2011
mollett
One who talks over others because they are more important than others, especially during a discussion.
mollett by SupremeStomper April 10, 2014
Moolette
The game everyone in the office plays monday morning when making a coffee...smooth or chunky milk..
Mixture of the words Moo and roulette in case that needs explaining....
Mixture of the words Moo and roulette in case that needs explaining....
Moolette by PoorLumpyPony_is_my_name August 18, 2008
Motlette
Originating in Motueka in the North of New Zealand’s South Island, a Motlette is an aberration of the culinary world, generally created with eggs and the cheapest brand of two minute noodles. The name originates from an illiterate Motueka local who dropped his omelette recipe in his noodles. Motueka locals sometimes have a “Motlette sans eggs”, most people would just call this noodles. The Motlette is the inferior cousin of the Kaiklette.
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