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meaning a tune is heavy to Mc to
usually used by Underground Garage Mcs
"trust me this tune is Merky"
Merky by BADBOY November 9, 2004
Merky!
behzinga
see in christmas time i get hashtag merky

MERKY!
merky by nmhbradley March 26, 2020
adj. used to describe a disgusting or nasty person.
guy 1:yumm. Those were good potatoe chips.

Guy 2: you merky dumbass you found those on the ground you don't know where they've been.
merky by lonerebel214 June 22, 2011
A person who operates entirely on impulse, doing whatever they want, whenever they want, wherever they want—typically marked by extreme self-absorption, disregard for others, and a volatile, hyper-antisocial streak verging on manic chaos.
Stay away from anyone who claims to be merky—they’re basically the human equivalent of Hulk wearing the black suit Spider-Man symbiote.
Merky by wordmaker420 August 13, 2025

Merky Shadowed 

the act of removing fun from everything just to create a new experience. Such as removing parts of a game to focus on aspects that don't matter such as removing mining from minecraft only allowing you to plant trees.
Reese: Why can't I mine in minecraft.
Dan: The server got Merky Shadowed.
Reese: Now what do we do?
Dan: Sit here looking at a tree doing fuck all.

merky balls 

When a man has explosive diarrhea, and some of the fecal matter splashes up onto his nutsack.
“GROSS! Brennen has some merky balls!”
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A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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