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term used when meeting someone on MySpace
It's so good to MyMeet you!
MyMeet by dubs0587 October 9, 2009
Words you can keep

memeeting 

a meeting arranged by sarcasm intellects for discussion over memes
Sorry I have a memeeting fixed today at 7pm

Memeeting 

A meeting arranged by sarcasm intellects for discussion over memes
Sorry I have to attend a memeeting today at 7pm
Myreete is a ride or die, loyal the end, make you feel joyous kinda best friend. She’s authentic, down for anything, loves family and friends more than anything and gives her all to what she is passionate about. Also see…Peyton, bc they are two peas in the same weird pod.
Ooh do you know Myreete?

Your what?

No, Myreete…if you don’t already, you should!
myreete by Cclurrrrrrr November 22, 2021
She's crazy, kinky and very ugly, her name isn't random, but she never told she likes feet!
Her only talent is have a nice hairy ass.
Everything about her is green, like the mushrooms under her armpit.
Depressed, nut, violent and ignorant lovers of hyperpop/techno music with a crush for Ashnikko.
Wife of Shrek and student at the "Academy of Not Talented Queer People".
100% she's listening at Ashnikko or Charli Xcx at the moment, if she isn't, she's selling feet pics at old cisgender hetero men.
Have why said her passion for the green color and Ashnikko???
X: omg! does she likes feet? why she choose Myfeet as a name?
Y: idk send her 50€.
Myfeet by Myfeet Stinkgüd November 22, 2021
Big booty, big heart, big forehead, cute toes, codependent
Damn can't believe you are dating a myleeta
myleeta by Tacobrownholeeater July 13, 2024
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A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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