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melodicore 

a sub-genre of extreme metal and hardcore with harmonized guitars and melodic riffs.
A: "Yo bro, have you heard that one awes band?"

B: "Nah man, whats it sound like?"

A: "Oh its, melodic hardcore death metal..."

B: "Oh, you mean melodicore!"
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melodicore 

A shortening of "melodic hardcore." Not to be confused with melodic metalcore.
Commonly known melodicore bands include Bad Religion, Set Your Goals, Rise Against, etc.
melodicore by 7568ino January 14, 2024
less than excellent; mediocre. An all-too-common Internet typo of 'mediocre'.
While Metallica's _Master of Puppets_ is a stellar metal album, _Load_ and _Reload_ are just medicore.
medicore by Clay Gilbert February 10, 2007
The act of performing hardcore medical surgeries by extreme surgeons. Such scenarios may include a surgeon wearing roller blades while removing a tumor. Or just using an ice skate to make an incision.
"Dude, I've never seen such extreme surgery performed! Dude performed a back flip while lasering my eye! He was SO Medicore!"
Medicore by ergyu January 15, 2009

melodycore 

A mixture of melodic rock and hardcore. Also known as melodycore.
He Is Legend is good melodycore
melodycore by xRemedy September 30, 2005
he was a medicore s tudent
medicore by dan the superman September 5, 2016
It means like a metal-core drummer on steroids. Not to be confused with:

me·di·o·cre

/ˌmēdēˈōkər/
Adjective
Of only moderate quality; not very good: "a mediocre actor".
Synonyms
middling - moderate - indifferent - ordinary - mean
The homie Matthew is a medicore Drummer of Interpret the Odyssey.
Medicore by TjDaDj June 7, 2013
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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