MysteryMeat
MysteryMeat pwnz you.
MysteryMeat by EKM July 13, 2003
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Mystery Meat
(Said of a tri-racial, Caucasian, Black, and American Indian female with indefinite ethnic features): "Damn, that chick is mystery meat!"
Mystery Meat by Walther Darre March 6, 2010
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Mystery meat
Term used in the joint for all meat products. It tasted like shit and no one knew just exactly what animal(s) it came from.
Mystery meat by thesanitycruzer July 19, 2012
mystery meat
meat that is not readily identifiable, especially as served
in a student dining hall, fraternity house, etc
in a student dining hall, fraternity house, etc
mystery meat by Light Joker September 5, 2005
mystery meat
mystery meat by Anonymous July 23, 2003
Mysterymania
1. The mystery of mysteries. Somthing so mysterious not even Sherlock could take a crack at it.
2. Also can be used to name an unknown place.
2. Also can be used to name an unknown place.
1. John: Who the fuck stole my brownies?
Tyler: I don't know. Wasn't me.
Darryl: It's a mysterymania then..
2. Don: Where you live at?
Jake: In Donora, Pennsylvania
Don: That's a mysterymania to me.
Tyler: I don't know. Wasn't me.
Darryl: It's a mysterymania then..
2. Don: Where you live at?
Jake: In Donora, Pennsylvania
Don: That's a mysterymania to me.
Mysterymania by Bringin88 August 25, 2009
Mystery Meat Dish
A mystery meat dish is a plate of genuine and authentic Turkish, sometimes middle eastern kebab consisting of lamb, chicken and sometimes beef. Marinated in seasonal sauce and charcoal grilled to perfection.... a dish that many Americans struggle to identify... one that Tony from Orange named MMD.
Mystery Meat Dish by Malcom shiddyarse September 22, 2019
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