adj. menter, mentest: The condition of being deliberately awkward, stubborn and/or unco-operative/inflexible at an inappropriate time, often governed by mood. Can also be applied to non-living objects such as computers.
Origins - possibly comes from "mean" but there's rumour that "ment" was a seventeenth century dialect word meaning "foul smelling"
Origins - possibly comes from "mean" but there's rumour that "ment" was a seventeenth century dialect word meaning "foul smelling"
A person who is difficult and unco-operative is "ment". A jobsworth is particularly ment, and so is a computer when it decides to crash right at the worst time. Even the weather can be ment: for example it rains when you plan to take the family to the seaside on your day off work.
example: "Hurry up you ment putter!"
example: "Hurry up you ment putter!"
by DanEvans April 05, 2010
by Shef February 04, 2005
Hey Cory, check out the ment in the wheelchair.
Susan, you're such a ment, wipe that drool from your face.
Susan, you're such a ment, wipe that drool from your face.
by Kousy March 10, 2007
A term used to describe the vaginal mold formed after years of masturbation via small animals, other mold prone substances, and/or general uncleanliness. (see smegma and dickcheese)
by Kop3ycat September 02, 2015
Konglish What someone has said. 멘트
In Kpop events (particularly concerts), a ment is time allocated to allow the stars on stage speak to fans and, for example, introduce themselves or close the concert.
In Kpop events (particularly concerts), a ment is time allocated to allow the stars on stage speak to fans and, for example, introduce themselves or close the concert.
Did you hear RM's ending ment at the Citifield concert? It was so touching. He talked about learning to love ourselves little by little, throughout our lives.
by CypherPt5 October 09, 2018
Ment is basically 'Mental' only shorter, It means to be stupid or act stupid or to see someone acting retarded or "Ment". Ment just basically means you're effing retarded.
by Live4Jesus September 23, 2011