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A parasite that leaches off people and calls them friends. Usually lives in their houses rent free. Normally a man with a weak torso, glasses and patchy beard. A guy that makes lame jokes, pretends to be funny but contributes nothing to a community.
Royce: 'My wife hates him but Mike is my best friend!'
Thomas: 'Don't get fooled by that guy Mersh, he thinks everyone is a Sperg he can abuse.'
Thomas: 'Don't get fooled by that guy Mersh, he thinks everyone is a Sperg he can abuse.'
by Porsalin August 19, 2019
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Lower-grade marijuana grown in larger quantities, usually contains lots of beaners(seeds). Less potent than dank or dro but can still get you pretty high.
by Buddha Lover November 28, 2006
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Slang for "commercial," with reference to works of music, art, or culture. Derogatory. Implies more money went into producing the thing than imagination went into conceiving of it. A term frequently used by 1980s San Pedro, CA punk band the Minutemen (whose second last album was called "Project Mersh").
by FancyACorndogBro? August 15, 2011
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Natty: You want to do WHAT?!?!?!
Nate: I just want to mersh you.
Natty: I don't even know what the means.
Nate: Well, we've done the Stanley Steamer before, and this is way cleaner than poop.
Natty: OH MY LORD!!!! YOUR SICK!!!!
Nate: C'mon, it combines everything I love. Poon-tang and chili. If Neal Armstrong could have mixed tang and chili, he would've.
Nate: I just want to mersh you.
Natty: I don't even know what the means.
Nate: Well, we've done the Stanley Steamer before, and this is way cleaner than poop.
Natty: OH MY LORD!!!! YOUR SICK!!!!
Nate: C'mon, it combines everything I love. Poon-tang and chili. If Neal Armstrong could have mixed tang and chili, he would've.
by PWN3D!! January 21, 2006
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Adjective
Similar to weak or lame
Means that something is a disappointment, not what you expected, a worse situation than you'd wished for.
Similar to weak or lame
Means that something is a disappointment, not what you expected, a worse situation than you'd wished for.
by summer October 05, 2004