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Mentioned in the song 'Junko Podno', recorded by Dr John, Harry Connick, et al. In one verse it goes "If I had...a million dollars....I would grow me a big mootie farm."
mootie by Carusoe July 31, 2007
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mootie can mean mutual, someone who you follow and they follow you back. it’s just a cute name to call your mutuals on tiktok. there are other unrelated meanings to this word
my mooties are swaggy
mootie by vibeylolz December 25, 2020
To have moist and wrinkly skin.
I was in the shower for too long and now my fingers are really mootie.
Mootie by Uncle Nebz December 9, 2013

Mootie patootie

Mootie patootie is a word tiktok user michaelaftonsfave made and is used on friends or mutuals.
Are you having a good day mootie patootie?
Mootie patootie by ikyrie February 25, 2022

mootie patootie

a silly nickname given to online mutuals
“this is my mootie patootie named jack!”
“im very delighted to have you around mootie patootie”
mootie patootie by unknown22708 March 4, 2022

mootie patootie

i call my mutuals or friends on tiktok mootie patootie mostly @michealaftonsfave on tiktok 🥺
mootie patootie by glamcockfreddy February 26, 2022
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Take the big pirogue, I saw a huge swamp dog out there earlier.
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Person 2:......
Person 3: O no u got aired!
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