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MooshToosh by zack15795 November 20, 2015
Mooshoo
Secret organization. Modern branch of the chinese triad.
Issued from Black Flags from South China and Vietnam (Black Flags issuing from Tai Ping). Known to have its origin in Hong-Kong, then spread out around the world. Main activity in Casino gambling investments.
Issued from Black Flags from South China and Vietnam (Black Flags issuing from Tai Ping). Known to have its origin in Hong-Kong, then spread out around the world. Main activity in Casino gambling investments.
February 1st, 2008 - Macao. 2:00 AM : ***** sat down to play alongside Mr. Kham to his last HK$500. Mr. Kham suggested baccarat. **** reluctantly agreed. One table was full and one table was empty. Mr. Kham chose the empty table with the exclamation, "I'm feeling like I'm a Mooshoo gambler!"
Mooshoo by King of Gambler March 25, 2008
mooshlovely
Used to describe something that is so wonderful and beautiful that one cannot think of any other word to describe it. Beautiful/wonderful beyond words or comprehension. Words only attempt to describe the beauty or wonder of the thing one is trying to describe.
"Mooshlovely" is originally from a book called "The Mirror of Merlin" by T.A. Barron. In this book, a creature, called a ballymag, uses the word MOOSHLOVELY to describe his home, which is a beautiful crystal cave that, according to the characters in the book, is "like a womb." (91) But even "womb" doesn't describe the ballymags' home. Finally, Merlin and his friend decide that it's just one of those things that can't be explained in a single word. The ballymag proves them both wrong and gives them the perfect word: mooshlovely.
"Mooshlovely" is originally from a book called "The Mirror of Merlin" by T.A. Barron. In this book, a creature, called a ballymag, uses the word MOOSHLOVELY to describe his home, which is a beautiful crystal cave that, according to the characters in the book, is "like a womb." (91) But even "womb" doesn't describe the ballymags' home. Finally, Merlin and his friend decide that it's just one of those things that can't be explained in a single word. The ballymag proves them both wrong and gives them the perfect word: mooshlovely.
'Young Merlin:It's so lush, so verdant, so rich in here. Like a garden. No, no, more like...a womb.
Hallia (Merlin's friend):Yes. Like being inside of a womb.
YM:Even that doesn't quite describe it. Maybe it's one of those things that simply can't be reduced to a word.
Ballymag:Wrongfoolish. There be a verilous, perfectsay word."
YM:All right then. If there is a word, what is it?
B:Mooshlovely.'
QUOTED FROM THE CHAPTER TITLED "THE WORD" FROM "THE MIRROR OF MERLIN" BY T.A. BARRON, PAGES 91-92
Hallia (Merlin's friend):Yes. Like being inside of a womb.
YM:Even that doesn't quite describe it. Maybe it's one of those things that simply can't be reduced to a word.
Ballymag:Wrongfoolish. There be a verilous, perfectsay word."
YM:All right then. If there is a word, what is it?
B:Mooshlovely.'
QUOTED FROM THE CHAPTER TITLED "THE WORD" FROM "THE MIRROR OF MERLIN" BY T.A. BARRON, PAGES 91-92
mooshlovely by cosmicmuffin November 10, 2008