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miaugh by mrbigpenis6969 January 18, 2020
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Mraugh by Ohmygoshabananas! November 6, 2009
Maughaning
Maughaning is an art form, similar to planking, which is taking the north-east of England by storm. It involves posing infront of two random people who are getting off with each other, and then having a picture taken. In order to successfully complete the 'Maughan' the person has to have an over exaggerated smile on their face and have both thumbs up.
Maughaning by newcastlefc.are.useless March 24, 2012
Maughing
laughing that doesn't come from joy or humor, but rather from overwhelming stress and/or severe trauma (psychologically an physically). People may experience this sour form of laughter or "maughter" when:
1. The written exam they're about to take is their last shot to pass a class and they can't answer a single question on it
2. They found out that a close family member has just died and they still haven't fully come to terms with it
1. The written exam they're about to take is their last shot to pass a class and they can't answer a single question on it
2. They found out that a close family member has just died and they still haven't fully come to terms with it
As Doctor Wong forcibly realigned Jimmy's fractured arm, Jimmy began maughing and flailing his legs uncontrollably, which prompted nurses to rush into the room and hold him down until the procedure was done. Afterwards the nurses consoled the teen (who was now in tears and exhausted from all the flailing) and held up his arm while Dr. Wong could carefully wrap a cast on it.
Maugh
A. Maugh, to Laugh with no enthusiasm. Or to Sigh while laughing.
B. To Pathetically and Effortlessly Laugh at a comment, Joke or incident.
Maugh (singular)
Maughed (Past Tense)
Maughing (Present Tence)
B. To Pathetically and Effortlessly Laugh at a comment, Joke or incident.
Maugh (singular)
Maughed (Past Tense)
Maughing (Present Tence)
Maugh by Is He A Russian? November 23, 2009
Mr Maughan
A lanky four-eyed c*nt who has been convicted of multiple crimes such as being drunk and disorderly while teaching and smoking in a public place. He was only allowed to stay teaching at bassaleg school because it's run by an ugly a$$ Sid look-a-like from the movie ice age (AKA ms lamb). Mr Maughan is less commonly known for his links to the kkk. He attends daily kkk meetings with his adopted daughter to teach her about the valuable lessons of gang rape.
Mr Maughan by Jeff Hobbson February 27, 2020
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miaghy by Gigi000000000000000 April 30, 2016
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