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mondeblue 

noun. A misunderstood or misstated idiom or saying. Usually an accidental combining of two sayings.
comes from the word mondegreen and the word blue (to make an error)
Examples of a mondeblue:

Off like a bucket of prawns in a sock (a cross between off like a bucket of prawns in the sun/off like a frog in a sock)
A chip off the old shoulder (a cross between a chip off the old block/a chip on your shoulder)
Missed the bandwagon (a cross between missed the boat/jump on the bandwagon)
mondeblue by thebiglad July 29, 2018
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Mondblut 

A greasy 40+ year old man who indulges in fictional child pornography because he hasn't seen the light of day for years
Jeff: dude why do you watch so much anime bro? Go outside and touch grass for once!

John: at least I'm not a Mondblut.
Mondblut by TRC sigma June 17, 2022
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MoodyBlues 

The stand of Leone Abbacchio in Part 5 of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure ,"Vento Aureo", or "Golden Wind".
Moody Blues is able to replay things that already happened. That's all it does. It repeats stuff. For example, if somebody drops a water bottle, Moody Blues will be able to replay that sequence and pause it as it wants. If it wanted to, it could pause the replay and stop the bottle in mid-air. The ability does not apply to the present, but only to the past, so if abbacchio stopped the water bottle in mid-air, it wouldn't stop time from moving.
This fact is not too special, but the localized name for Moody Blues is "Moody Jazz".
Abbacchio: MOODYBLUES!
*time replays*
Abbacchio: ok lol
MoodyBlues by kthirteen November 24, 2022
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