Short for mortified. To be very very embarassed. Commonly used in Ireland, more specifically Dublin.
by Octopus5y March 08, 2011
by The morto king May 30, 2021
Man of great "Druid Magic". One who can control the forces of nature at his own will. But is prone to racism toward mexicans and african americans, and also plays modern games on the Atari.
by Asome April 13, 2010
adj. very deceased. A word created in homage to Gualtiero Jacopetti, the recently deceased Italian director of Mondo Cane, a movie whose title inspired people who largely didn't speak Italian or Latin to create a variety of parodizing phrases, viz; Mondo Druggo, Mondo Tempo etc.
by gnostic1 August 21, 2011
Typical italian expression used to emphasise the fact that something bad happened to you.
In Italy it's used in every region,especially in Veneto and in the southern regions.
If u meet someone related to the catholicism ,''Cristo morto'' is a nice expressiopn to greet them and get in a relationship with them.
In Italy it's used in every region,especially in Veneto and in the southern regions.
If u meet someone related to the catholicism ,''Cristo morto'' is a nice expressiopn to greet them and get in a relationship with them.
''Piove,Cristo morto''
''It rains,damn it''
''Che bella giornata,Cristo morto''
''What a nice day''
''Cristo morto che male al piede!''
''Ouch!My feet!''
''It rains,damn it''
''Che bella giornata,Cristo morto''
''What a nice day''
''Cristo morto che male al piede!''
''Ouch!My feet!''
by AntiCristo493 February 17, 2018
It comes from Italian slang and it literally means "dead of pussy". It can be referred to any man who had never kissed a girl or had sex in ages and absolutely needs a girl and therefore sees every girl beautiful and attractive even if she's the ugliest. Everything he hears, he percives it as something that has to do with sex, his vocabulary is very short, he often watched porn movies and would do anything even to just see a pair of boobs. He hardly succeeds, though.
by ml34567 August 24, 2011
by siauloong June 06, 2010