A compound of the words 'Mohinder' (directly refering to the character of Mohinder Suresh of the TV series 'Heroes')and hinderance (something which is a blatant obstacle. Can also be used as a verb.
When a Mom constantly reminds her kids to do things they don't want to do. Having to always remind the kids is annoying on both parts but she did it with love. Momminders are given by the best Moms!
The dedictated Mom was constantly giving her kids Momminders to do their homework, clean their rooms, walk the dog, and take out the garbage. The Momminders were annoying to give and receive but were always given with love.
I was packing to leave on a trip when my Mom came in my room with Momminders to pack my passport, take snacks and pack extra underwear. Then she suggested another Momminder when she told me to lock and tag my luggage. Then another Momminder when she suggested I pack purell and extra kleenex. I got it!
An allusion to Heroes' character Dr. Mohinder Suresh in episode "Cautionary Tales". A gullible, spineless man, Mohinder betrays his partner and gives him a bullet in the eye.
To go mohinder on someone is to betray them after claiming to be their friend, usually under the influence of an external factor that takes advantage of spinelessness.
Those poor Native Americans never stood a chance; the British colonists pulled a mohinder on them before they knew what happened.
She's going to go mohinder on her husband if he wins the lottery.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."