-verb (without object)
1. To walk on gravel
2. To vacate a premise in a timely manner by traveling across gravel.
1. To walk on gravel
2. To vacate a premise in a timely manner by traveling across gravel.
i.e. While playing in the park, my 3'7 midget friend and I began to mether back to the car to make the 7:00 appointment with the Siamese twins transvestites.
by Doug Parkinson February 07, 2008
by Goofy7271 February 08, 2010
Used in place of 'mother', 'mum' or 'mom', i.e.:
Up yer mether's gunty = In your mother's ladyparts
"Who did that?"
"Yer mether"
Up yer mether's gunty = In your mother's ladyparts
"Who did that?"
"Yer mether"
by Paulverine September 13, 2011