verb (middle-naming, middle-named)
used to describe the act of calling someone by their first and second names, usually to repremand them.
used to describe the act of calling someone by their first and second names, usually to repremand them.
by Stefanie January 18, 2005
Mom: "Betty Louise, did you make this huge dent in the car door?!"
Betty Louise: (on the phone)"Oh man, Sara, I just got middle-named, because my mom found out about the huge dent in the car door."
Betty Louise: (on the phone)"Oh man, Sara, I just got middle-named, because my mom found out about the huge dent in the car door."
by Chesmerelda November 02, 2005
Your second name usually used if your first name sucks or if you move to a different country and your first name sounds stupid in there language
Example Middle name - Yuri sounds stupid in spanish so i went by Alfredo and Alfredo sounds stupid in English so i go by Yuri
by Alfredosauce97 June 24, 2011
by Dinoras November 05, 2005
What you don't want your kids growing up to be, since most people with well-known middle names are assassins or serial killers. (Lee Harvey Oswald, John Wayne Gacy).
Person 1: "So what do you want your kids to be when they grow up?"
Person 2: "Don't care, as long as they don't end up Middle Name Famous."
Person 2: "Don't care, as long as they don't end up Middle Name Famous."
by Dexter88 September 07, 2010
"Rose is a middle name given after your great grandmother who we all called rose."
"Oh your middle name is rose? So is mine! How'd you get it?"
"My great grandmother :)"
"Me too!!"
middle name rose in a scenario B)
"Oh your middle name is rose? So is mine! How'd you get it?"
"My great grandmother :)"
"Me too!!"
middle name rose in a scenario B)
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