m'either

A contraction of the words me and either.

Used as a response, usually in an agreement with an opinion.

-How'd you like the movie?
-Meh, I didn't really care for it.
- M'either.

by bigasshamandcheesesandwich1995 March 4, 2020

I'm either about to toot or shoot

This expression would be used by someone who has a degree of uncertainty about whether they have an urge to fart or whether he or she might actually shart or fully shit themselves.

I'm either about to toot or shoot right now, shall I risk it anyway?

I just finished my second bowl of nachos and I can't tell if I'm about to toot or shoot.

by ozzyp January 25, 2017

now, if you two don't mind, i'm going to bed, before either of you come up with another clever idea to get us killed - or worse, expelled.

hermione granger - the philosophers stone

"now, if you two don't mind, i'm going to bed, before either of you come up with another clever idea to get us killed - or worse, expelled." - hemione granger
"she needs to sort out her priorities." - ronald weasley

by hermione p October 12, 2023

Meither

1. To be bothersome.
2. Keep Pestering

Origin: Lancashire, UK

Shurrup wiv yer meithering!

Pronounced: (mI-ther) accent on the long I.

by Cbass July 31, 2003

Meither

It's an old Lancashire (UK) word meaning to bother or worry someone by constantly asking questions............

"Mum, can I have this?" "Mum, can I do that?" etc....

Pronounced "mytha"

by Lesley Clakr June 21, 2003

meither

when you’re too lazy to say me neither

“i don’t like tomatoes”

“yeah, meither”

by maari April 2, 2021

Meither

a contraction of me and either

Jason: "I truly didn't enjoy that rectal exam!"

Sara:"Meither!"

by RAESTAR December 11, 2002