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Like Mad
Originating on the Jersey Coast. Means 'very much so', or 'a whole lot'. Used after a description or declarative part of a sentence to add feeling.
Scoring Like Mad
Using the verb to score ie. french-kiss, Scoring like mad is a passionate embrace or episode of french-kissing. Usually deemed to be drink-fuelled and in a nightclub environment.
Scoring Like Mad by scoring like mad May 15, 2010
Mad Cube Like
Mad Cube Like is a phrase representing the new and improved "square." This can be better defined as lame, cheesy, not cool, or in lack there of swag. Originated in Cancun by the MTV cast of the Real World, Are You the One and singer/songwriter Mikel James.
Did you see that white dude on the dance floor? I know Mad Cube Like.
She said she could not stay out late because she did not want to upset her parents. This girl is Mad Cube Like.
She said she could not stay out late because she did not want to upset her parents. This girl is Mad Cube Like.
Mad Cube Like by Mikel James April 30, 2015
well it looks like someone got fucking mad bc of kuromi
imagine being so mad that you dislike a post bc it says i hate kuromi these kuromi stans getting too far
Kuromi stan: dislikes a kuromi hate post
Person writing it: well it looks like someone got fucking mad bc of kuromi
Person writing it: well it looks like someone got fucking mad bc of kuromi
well it looks like someone got fucking mad bc of kuromi by CR7andmessiisGOAT November 4, 2023
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