Mili Pili is literally the Spanish abreviation of the female names Milagros and Pilar (especially argentinean spanish). It is used in a despective and derogatory way to refer to millenial teens who tend to have an extremely clumsy and naïve point of view about different topics on life, or whose lives evolve around silly and unrelevant things, such as wearing brand clothing or being the most popular girl at school. In all, it's a way to call a girl 'stupid'.

Running for exercise and picking up trash you find along the way. It's good for the body, mind, soul, and environment! Started in Sweden but is making its way to the U. S.

adjective. f. An idiomatic expression used in Argentina to refer to young/teenage girls who are from middle-high class to rich and will only date a tincho. They're the cancer of our society and will probably bully or give you backhanded compliments if you're poor, gay, fat, non-white, etc. They typically own an ukelele because that's the closest they'll ever get to understanding music and only listen to the top 50 songs trending in Argentina. The most basic and shallow state a human being could get. They're also typically orange because of artificial tan and it's common to see milipilis in packs from three to twenty.

Typical basic chick, who has a tendency to get into catfights due to her pettiness.

Mili Pili is most often used to describe the distinct smells of the regional rice and squash dishes of Malayalam, which frequently resemble cellular organelle. They are said to bring on great feelings of nostalgia and déjà vu simultaneously. It is also used anecdotally as an acronym. My iron limousine includes personal internet located inside. The modern colloquial use is not limited by the arrangement. You also hear it spoken as Pili Mili.

Pig Latin for Nilli Vanilli

A mini penis