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megcited 

to feel megcited, megcited refers to the emotion felt when you are about to blow your load in to a pan of mac 'N' cheese whilst the cat licks your but hole.
"Hay whiskers, get over here I'm so megcited."

"I got a bit too megcited whilst making dinner, how is it?" asked Stephen

"that cats giving me the eye, Just gotta pop to ASDA. I'm megcited"
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Mexcited 

when someone becomes overwhelmingly excited about mexicans.
Hey Francine, did you know they opening up the borders?! I'm so mexcited!
Mexcited by Bshea992 October 30, 2007
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Mexcited 

An intense adrenalin rush similar to that of a mexican who has just successfully hopped the boarder
April: OMG I'm so mexcited for the Scrabble tournament I could shit myself!

Mackenzie: Ur disgusting
Mexcited by daterapril August 14, 2008

mexcitedote 

mexican excited cerote
1. a very very excited half mexican half cerote when they are confused.
2. a hispanic who creates words with azns.
3. a $PB word.
1. Sarai was mexcitedote about hanging out with Shyla that she peed on her pants.
2. sarai was mexcidote about peeing in her pants.. that she decided to hang out with Shyla .
mexcitedote by Shyla [SPB] April 7, 2008

mexcited 

mega + excited = mexcited

should be used if you're more than just excited.
"I'm mexcited to work with these guys"
"i am mexcited to meet you"
mexcited by alspike December 3, 2010

mexcited 

When you're really, really excited about your Mexican cuisine that you're having at your next meal.
Ooooh, gurl, I couldn't be more mexcited to eat 17 baskets of chips and salsa and drink 18 flaming margaritas while I wait for my chimichanga at El Compadre.
mexcited by howgreatmattart February 8, 2018
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