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Originally used by someone under the username 'Tale.'

1. A cute word that sounds like 'mwoo' meant as a way to redirect something or change subjects.

(Supposedly also an abbreviated message the user refuses to explain.)

2. Generally just a cute noise to break silence.
Person I: "And that's why you're this."
Person II: "mwu."
Person I: "What?"
Person II: "Llamas are neat."
Mwu by Echward October 14, 2018
Words you can keep
A big wet, soppy, somewhat hard, yet pleasurable kiss either on the cheek or on the lips; more often than not, accompanied by the same sound. involves hanging on to / gripping both sides of the head for a firmer kiss.
My loving girlfriend Beth gave me a really sweet MWUAH before going home.
Mwuah by jans ongkinky April 25, 2006
an evil laugh often said by evil geniuses who plans to take over the entire world and make everyone eat ice cream for breakfast and potroast for supper with a side dish of...dun dun dun...STRAWBERRIES..mwuhahahahahaha..oops i wasnt supposed to let u know..i plan to do all this..now u know..NOW I MUST KILL YOU!
Please do not tell anyone :D mwuhahah
mwuhahaha by evil genius July 16, 2003

Mwuhahahahaha 

the only way to spell a maniacal laugh used by insane people, mainly my sister
the mad scientist laughed maniacaly "Mwuhahahaha!!!" as he leaned to rule the world
Mwuhahahahaha by kickass girl June 12, 2005

Mwuhahahahaha 

1.An EVIL laugh by a villan
2.sound made whan laughing
The minions just laughed,"MWUHAHAHAHA"
Mwuhahahahaha by Tommy October 17, 2003
THE BEST APEX STREAMER IF ALL TIME I LOVE HIM🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰
Man I love imperialhal.

No Mwuln is far better.
mwuln by Mwulnstan May 1, 2022
The sound a dirty vicar makes when he detects an ITP.
MWUAH! Mwuuuuuuah! Mwuah!
Mwuah by Krakky McKraken June 20, 2009
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