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meep morp 

You say meep. I say morp.
I say meep. You say morp.
Me: Meep?
You: Morp.
Together: Meep morp.
meep morp by senderaya February 19, 2021
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Meep morp 

Jake Perolta's impersonation of Captain Holt in the show Brooklyn 99, upon meeting him and describing him as a robot.

It is common knowledge that you can meep a morp, but cannot morp a meep. Unless of course you have meeped a morped a minimum of 3 times.
Jake: Meep morp zeep. Robot Captain engage!

Kidney: You can meep a morp.

Zie: You can morp a meep.

Kidney: No, Zie. No you cannot.
Meep morp by Zielikki January 7, 2024

Meep Morp 

An exclamation to break silence, randomly stated in a call or silent part of an explanation
“...”
“meep morp”
“meep morp”
“guys i love the word meep morp”
Meep Morp by DixPixVixCixSixSex August 25, 2025
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