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moophead by drizzyfan56ace August 4, 2010
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Mophead
Mophead by TinyTittyTwister July 26, 2016
Moorhead
To be in a state where you are better than everybody else, with nobody even close to reaching your status.
Moorhead by coleworld7 February 25, 2012
Mophead
Typically someone who has spaghetti hair or really messy unkept hair that looks like a mop. They usually have nothing better to do with their lives other than fooling around or manuplating people. They tend to slack off and have too much pride to care about their hair. They actually think they look good but no one else thinks so.
Mophead by BlackFluffyButt May 7, 2021
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