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pronounced mee-sob
meaning: misinterpreted son of a bitch

used as a slang term back in St patricks secondary school(singapore) around '99

can be used as both an insult, or a common phrase...
aye dude spent ya night wanking again while i was out screwing hotties from next door?

oh shut the fuck up u bloody misob.

misob by djohn666 January 10, 2008
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misogynist paradox

The notion that a woman is promiscuous (a slut) if she refuses to yield to a man's sexual advances.
*at club*
Guy: That bitch didn't wanna come back with me. fucking whore!
Friend: Isn't that the misogynist paradox?
Guy: Fuck you nigga!
misogynist paradox by smegmanutz November 11, 2018
Related Words

misomemeist 

"He's a misomemeist"
misomemeist by zman4593 May 26, 2016

Misburate 

To misburate is to be misbur.
Person 1:Man i have played 120 hours of dota2 in the last 2 weeks.
Person 2:Damn u have fully misburated
Misburate by guculaisanisadsa April 9, 2020

misohunk 

the best human being on this planet.

better than obama and even better than warm bread.

trust me
whoa bro, that's totally something misohunk would do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
misohunk by notmisohunk October 28, 2019

miso horny 

Slang term for being in such a state of arousal you'd dry hump the couch.
"DAYUM! I'm a freak in heat; a dog without warning. My Appetite's for sex cos: MISO HORNY!!"
miso horny by wavyg July 21, 2014
The most loved jodi of itv
They are cute, hot, romantic and every good quality describes them
MishBir is love
mishbir by Kanak Rathi January 18, 2021
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