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Muellerism 

A quality or way of life involving being exceedingly innocent in reality, but saying terribly sexually inappropriate things without realizing it in front of children.
Muellerist: "Alright, class, let's look up Leda and the Swan." Class: (dead silence) Muellerist: "Oh my, why are these so graphic?" Class: "What a muellerism!"--- Muellerist with a speech impediment in a Croc's store: "Goth, theeth cocs are tho comforthabul!" Friends: "Mueller!"
Muellerism by Alberth Wethker March 20, 2011
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Muellerism  

Tall tales accompanied by a well-defined and creative description of a particular scent.
Even as if getting a foot massage from another guy wasn't bad enough, the smell of the water was like dank underwear covered in malt vinegar. The accuracy of this muellerism was like nothing they had ever seen.
Muellerism by 0mueller0 February 26, 2008

Muelleresque 

An adjective describing a deliberate, unhurried and exacting focus such as that demonstrated by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
The Muelleresque ballet unfolds in stark contrast to the ham-footed bungledance of the Simpleton in Chief.
Muelleresque by Dr Bunnygirl July 30, 2018

Mulderism 

Mulderism: an expression used by Fox Mulder of X files fame
"how do you define normal?' -was that a question or a Mulderism
Mulderism by chilli ring November 5, 2009
1)a completely contradictory statement;
2)saying something so obvious it doesn't really make sense
1)they aren't even asian, they're japanese; i don't have to be the only one to get it done first;

2)little guy, "barry bonds never even came close to winning a world series, except that year they made it to game 7"

Jeff to Steve "dude, that was totally a mallerism"
mallerism by Steve and Jeff March 24, 2008

Millerism-Vondermanism 

A friend of mine and myself started taking everyday nouns or verbs and turning them into adjective and strange verbs and or nouns.
Instead of saying "I'm cooking dinner" you say "I'm cookaficating dinner". Also, taking a whole sentence and turning it into one word. Someone asks "What are you doing?", and your answer is "I'm taking out the trash"
turns into a one word answer:
"Trashaficating" or "Garbaging".

millerism 

Building of ones self . Goals , achievements ,success.
She has worked hard on her millerism
millerism by MilKwan October 8, 2018
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