mofle
A direct pronunciation of the word "muffler" to the Spanish language. It is usually used among the hispanic-american community. The correct way to say 'muffler' in spanish is "silenciador"
mofle by El Real Madrazo November 11, 2005
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Molebogeng
greatfulness.
she's so quick to cry and loves with all that she is or doesn't love at all. She is as crazy as a manic and is very bubbly around people she's used to. Caring and always puts others 1st before her own self
she's so quick to cry and loves with all that she is or doesn't love at all. She is as crazy as a manic and is very bubbly around people she's used to. Caring and always puts others 1st before her own self
Molebogeng by just_naledi.ww March 22, 2021
Roll Mole
A mole that sticks off of the skin that looks as thought it will just "roll" off of the person if someone gently massages the mole in a circular motion. Roll moles are very unattractive, and tend to appear on old people- especially in the neck area. Roll moles are a distant relative to skin tags.
The Mole of Liberty
A large and rather obtrusive mole on the left side of Barack Obama's nose. It is known as the Mole of Liberty because as a mole on the president it is the mole with the most liberty in the USA.
The Mole of Liberty by SocialismForeva' October 7, 2010
Robert Mole
Robert Mole climbs mountains and shit. Everyone aspires to be just like Robert Mole. R as in Robert Mole, O as in oh my gosh its robert mole, b as in by god its robert mole, e as in everybody look, its robert mole,r as in robert mole and t as in tim, look, its robert mole.
Robert Mole by greenhair June 11, 2013
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