moodlater
A person or tool with the capability of:
1. Being able to read moods
2. Being able to position on one's shoulder
1. Being able to read moods
2. Being able to position on one's shoulder
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Moodster
1) A local support tech who believes he is the greatest in the world at it. A delusion as they are actually the worst.
2) Has clawed & deformed fingers due to constant WoW play (because real life is too complicated) & frequent nob throttling.
3) Ignorant, immature, unfunny, etc etc
4) Greasy man-child.
5) Is 30ish going on 16. Lives with Mummy & Daddy. They want him out, doing everything he can to stay in the nest. Will fail.
2) Has clawed & deformed fingers due to constant WoW play (because real life is too complicated) & frequent nob throttling.
3) Ignorant, immature, unfunny, etc etc
4) Greasy man-child.
5) Is 30ish going on 16. Lives with Mummy & Daddy. They want him out, doing everything he can to stay in the nest. Will fail.
1) Jeez Moodster, how did you make it out of school?
2) Moodster, you actually know very little.
3) So, in order for a woman to be attractive she needs a mace & a shield? You weirdo Moodster
2) Moodster, you actually know very little.
3) So, in order for a woman to be attractive she needs a mace & a shield? You weirdo Moodster
Moodster by geek-a-tronix April 13, 2010
Related Words
moodlater • Moonwater • goodlater • monlater • monslater • Moodster • Moodsteritus • Moonlaker • Moon literature • mood maker
Moonlaker
A poor white person who is addicted to meth and lives in a trailer. Resides in the city of New Port Nowhere, Florida
Moonlaker by lampcactus666 April 23, 2016
Moonwater
Moonwater by shrimpjuice July 9, 2011
goodlater
A phrase coined by internet savvy and evangelist Isaac D. of Saint Petersburg, Florida, which means 'see you later' without saying goodbye, because people born of Christ, the Lamb of God, will always see each other again. Not quite goodbye, and not quite later.
goodlater by Online Diction June 21, 2004
Moodsteritus
Moodsteritus by Moodster22 April 27, 2020
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