Multim
"Multim" - adj. A part of speech that describes a word that can be classified as a noun, adjective, and verb simultaneously.
Multim by HenddonHeir March 26, 2026
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Multi fACEd
A person who creates several profiles and interacts amongst them pretending they are all different people. In reality it’s the same person interacting with himself, however to the naked eye it appears the people are all unrelated. ACE photoshops all his pictures, pretends to be other males/ females and buries himself under layers of lies making him Multi fACEd.
Multi fACEd by Young bull October 4, 2019
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Multimedia • Multimega • Multimant • Multimedian • Multimedia Tasking • Multiminder • Multim • multimac • multiman • multimaniac
Multi-purpose
It means having numerous uses, being versatile or capable of being used for a great many different things.
Multi-purpose by AKACroatalin June 9, 2015
multiartist
a person with an above average & super creative mind. One who obtains the natural, creative abilities to excel in the creative fields of the arts. i.e, music, photography, painter, baker, clothing designer, graffiti artist, pastry chef
The guy who designed the illuminating skateboard park, complete with an adjoining pizza parlor for his homemade pizza and a stage for the band he's in, is some sort of multiartist.
multiartist by DudeCanBake October 2, 2012
multifucktional
multifucktional by Dylanphile November 19, 2010
multi-dollar company
A company that, despite making millions of dollars every year, cannot seem to fix glaring issues with their product. Similar to small indie dev.
Player 1:"Have you seen how broken balance druids are in wow? I died in two seconds! Pvp is in a miserable state right now"
Player 2:"Yeah blizzard is a multi-dollar company and can't afford to pay for a pvp balance team."
Player 2:"Yeah blizzard is a multi-dollar company and can't afford to pay for a pvp balance team."
multi-dollar company by FeelsSadgeMan January 15, 2021
Multi-Level Marketing
Commonly abbreviated MLM, it's a form of selling a product whereby one person recruits other salespeople, who recruits other salespeople, ad nausea and after each sale, everybody above the salesman gets a small piece of commission. To make money in one (98%+ of people don't), one should place much more emphasis on recruiting than sales. Amway is probably the most well-known MLM.
Many MLMs have "optional" national meetings, motivational books and tapes, and other various expenses. The cost of these comes out of pocket of the individual. As a general rule, if you can be one of the first people to join a successful MLM, you'll make a lot of money, especially if you can sell all of this crap to your downline. However, if you're not in this lucky 1-2%, you'll honestly be lucky to break even in your expenses.
There is some technical difference between a pyramid scheme, which is illegal, and an MLM, which is legal. However, nobody but the high-priced lawyers which keep MLMs in business and stealing the money of its starry-eyed employees seem to know what this difference is.
Many MLMs have "optional" national meetings, motivational books and tapes, and other various expenses. The cost of these comes out of pocket of the individual. As a general rule, if you can be one of the first people to join a successful MLM, you'll make a lot of money, especially if you can sell all of this crap to your downline. However, if you're not in this lucky 1-2%, you'll honestly be lucky to break even in your expenses.
There is some technical difference between a pyramid scheme, which is illegal, and an MLM, which is legal. However, nobody but the high-priced lawyers which keep MLMs in business and stealing the money of its starry-eyed employees seem to know what this difference is.
There are too many Multi-Level Marketing organizations to count. After one is shut down by bankruptcy or the government, two new ones sprout from the ground.
Multi-Level Marketing by iLikeSoup March 28, 2011
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Precedes or follows either a gratuitously disrespectful or honest remark, originated in New York City. Used in similar fashion to "no offense" or "to be honest," interchangeably.
Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
In a tabletop game, a murderhobo is a player who murders NPCs indiscriminately. This is normally derogatory, referring to a player who totally ignores quests, dialog, backstory, trade, world building etc.
The term is most common with Dungeons and Dragons, but it can be applied to most RPGs where the player is allowed to kill most quest-giving NPCs and NPC traders. E.g. Elder Scrolls, Fallout, Divinity original sin.
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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