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midladder menace
Clash Royale; a range of trophies where many people use cards such as; Elite Barbarians, Electro-Giants, Xbows, Mega-Knights, Lumberloon, Golem Nightwitch, etc. Typically level 13 or 14.
Bro I just lost to a guy with level 14 ebarbs and level 13 megaknight...
Yeah I hate midladder menaces...
Yeah I hate midladder menaces...
midladder menace by MasterOfTime51 November 10, 2021
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Midloaf Crisis
An abrupt interruption of a shit in progress by a phone call, knock on a door, loud sound or blumpkin. The interruption causes the shit to retreat back into its creators' sphincter.
I suffered a midloaf crisis as the fire alarm caused my log to make a swift retreat back into my anus.
Midloaf Crisis by Great Cornholio July 28, 2011
MLR (mid-load regret)
Man having sex with somebody. During the orgasm he is overcome with feelings of regret and wants to leave.
MLR (mid-load regret) by Tony Quintal October 9, 2007
Midladder Menace
A term, typically used by players of the mobile game ‘Clash Royale’, to describe someone who uses the most brokenly overpowered cards. Some examples are Elite Barbarians combined with the rage spell, Megaknight, Elixer Golem with battle healer, and Electro Giant. You may hear this phrase used outside of Clash Royale to describe someone who is using something that is much better than what someone else has to beat the person with the worse thing.
“This guy was running an elixer golem and battle healer deck, what a midladder menace.”
(In Forza Horizon 5 terms) We are all just trying to have fun in X-class Ariel Atoms, yet you have to be a midladder menace and use the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento.”
(In Forza Horizon 5 terms) We are all just trying to have fun in X-class Ariel Atoms, yet you have to be a midladder menace and use the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento.”
Midladder Menace by Motor2 December 21, 2021
midlord
1. n. A person who trolls people on both or either side of the political or ideological spectrum from a centrist position; 2. v. To argue or troll as a midlord. (Etym. A play on the word Edgelord.)
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