mofice
Space at home where you do work that is unconventional. Such as a sofa in the living room, patio or bed.
mofice by Noah Noa Noha May 21, 2021
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MoFire
'MoFire' combines the official definition of 'mo' and the slang term of 'fire'. Mo means a short period of time, and 'fire' in this case means to be 'cool'. Therefore, being a 'Mofire' means to be very cool for a while, or have a 'cool' moment.
Monice
Greek name. Quirky, random, cheeky and artistic. Kind of an all rounder at sports. Definitely a dare-devil. Enjoys a good book and likes to write. Not a fan of green foods unless it's a green apple. Blue eyes, tall. VERY different personality. Average looks, can be somewhat lazy but loves to help people. Not a fan of cooking. Mature for her age, thin body type. Is interested in outside types of activities. Loves a rainy day and autumn. A good friend. Pretty strong. Has a nasty temper though. Don't get on her bad side!
Momice
A 'momice' is a kick ass grandmother that will cook almost anything for you. Though momices tend to be pack rats, they are still the coolest.
Momice by chelsearedqueen March 16, 2009
Moice
Moice by Becca_bearx December 4, 2016
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Finding your way back to the truth by fixing on one verified fact and working out from there, the way you navigate by the North Star when everything around you is spinning.
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