Murdle
When all but one members involved in a bank heist perish, leaving the remaining "Murdler" with all of the profits.
Murdle by proutyboyxoxo May 21, 2018
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Murdle-Urdle
Substitute for the word “murder” used by Cartoon Network on the show Adventure Time. Used in the episode “Ghost Princess” to act as a less graphic alternative
Also used in the episode as substitutes: murdle-lurdled, murdler, moidered
Also used in the episode as substitutes: murdle-lurdled, murdler, moidered
Whoa, step back, nephew. We don't know she was murdled-urdled!!!
You’re under arrest murdle-urdler!!!
You’re under arrest murdle-urdler!!!
Murdle-Urdle by DarthLamnir March 1, 2019
murdle up
1. to get into a vehicle and go somewhere
2. to go somewhere period, not necessarily by car but usually
2. to go somewhere period, not necessarily by car but usually
murdercube
A sculpture of decommissioned guns bundled together with a wider exhibit which includes anti-gun multimedia projections, a list of victims of gun violence and a set of whiteboards for patrons to leave comments, it is also worshipped as the embodiment of violence and bloodshed. The name "murdercube" was placed on it by the 4chan weapons' board /k/ and generally written murder/k/ube.
"Did you go see the murdercube?"
"It's in Canada, right?"
"Yeah. I went and wrote AVE NEX ALEA SALUTO NEX ALEA on the whiteboard."
"Next to all that libshit?"
"Of course."
"It's in Canada, right?"
"Yeah. I went and wrote AVE NEX ALEA SALUTO NEX ALEA on the whiteboard."
"Next to all that libshit?"
"Of course."
murdercube by aelaxeneva November 17, 2013
explanation is joke murder
explanation is joke murder by JormanThoad April 19, 2017
murderclown
murderclown by darkpenguin_efb March 27, 2021
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