The act or result of Disney (or another comparable company) actively exercising executive influence over the content of one of its acquired properties, usually to make things more kid-friendly or to plug other Disney (or another comparable company's) properties behind your back. Can also be used in the past or future tense (mouse-dropped, will mouse-drop). Can be spelled "maus-dropping" to emphasize an overt mouse-dropping situation.
- "Now that Disney owns Marvel, I figure we have about 9 safe months before they start mouse-dropping Spiderman."
- "I was looking for easter eggs in the special edition of Muppets Take Manhattan, but instead I got mouse-droppings."
- "Sesame Street used to be awesome before it got mouse-dropped. Now the Cookie Monster is a vegan and Oscar the Grouch lives at the Y on weekdays."
- "Nazi Germany might be the biggest example of maus-dropping ever."
- "I was looking for easter eggs in the special edition of Muppets Take Manhattan, but instead I got mouse-droppings."
- "Sesame Street used to be awesome before it got mouse-dropped. Now the Cookie Monster is a vegan and Oscar the Grouch lives at the Y on weekdays."
- "Nazi Germany might be the biggest example of maus-dropping ever."
by Al-Terra September 27, 2009
by Clay Monette June 10, 2004
When ones ball sack is stretched out like a trampoline while bouncing the mouse aka penis up and down off the trampoline
by Butterfly85 January 10, 2018
My friend pointed out that Mickey Mouse isn’t the size of a normal mouse. Mickey Mouse is thiccer than the average mouse.
Goofy: Ayy yo Mickey u lookin thicc today
Mickey: They call me the thiccey Mouse back in the old clubhouse
Mickey: They call me the thiccey Mouse back in the old clubhouse
by Thiccey Mouse December 24, 2018
Modest Mouse is, to be quite honest, the greatest band of all time.
They hail from Issaquah, Washington, and are fronted by Isaac Brock, who, despite being raised in a trailer park, has written some of the greatest lyrics in music.
They became widely known when, in 2004, they released Good News For People Who Love Bad News, which is more upbeat than their earlier work, and it's songs (Ocean Breathes Softly and Float On) began being played by every radio station in the US, at least one an hour.
Members:
Isaac Brock - Vocals/Guitar
Eric Judy - Bass
Jeremiah Green - Drums/Percussion
Dann Gallucci - Guitar/Keyboards/Synthesizers
Discography:
Albums
* This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About (Up, 1996)
* The Lonesome Crowded West (Up, 1997)
* The Moon And Antarctica (Epic, 2000)
* Good News For People Who Love Bad News (Epic, 2004)
EPs and other collections
* Blue Cadet-3, Do You Connect? (K, 1994)
* Interstate 8 (Up, 1996)
* The Fruit That Ate Itself (K, 1996)
* Night On the Sun (Up, 1999)
* Building Nothing Out of Something (Up, 2000)
* Sad Sappy Sucker (K, 2001)
* Everywhere & His Nasty Parlour Tricks (Epic, 2001)
* Baron von Bullshit Rides Again (Epic, 2004)
Singles
* "Broke" (Sub Pop, 1996)
* "Life of Arctic Sounds" (Suicide Squeeze, 1997)
* "Birds vs. Worms" (Hit or Miss, 1997)
* "Other People's Lives" (Up, 1998)
* "Neverending Math Equation" (Sub Pop, 1998)
* "Whenever You See Fit" (with 764-Hero) (Up/Suicide Squeeze 1998/2000)
* "Float On" (Epic, 2004)
* "Ocean Breathes Salty" (Epic, 2004)
They hail from Issaquah, Washington, and are fronted by Isaac Brock, who, despite being raised in a trailer park, has written some of the greatest lyrics in music.
They became widely known when, in 2004, they released Good News For People Who Love Bad News, which is more upbeat than their earlier work, and it's songs (Ocean Breathes Softly and Float On) began being played by every radio station in the US, at least one an hour.
Members:
Isaac Brock - Vocals/Guitar
Eric Judy - Bass
Jeremiah Green - Drums/Percussion
Dann Gallucci - Guitar/Keyboards/Synthesizers
Discography:
Albums
* This Is A Long Drive For Someone With Nothing To Think About (Up, 1996)
* The Lonesome Crowded West (Up, 1997)
* The Moon And Antarctica (Epic, 2000)
* Good News For People Who Love Bad News (Epic, 2004)
EPs and other collections
* Blue Cadet-3, Do You Connect? (K, 1994)
* Interstate 8 (Up, 1996)
* The Fruit That Ate Itself (K, 1996)
* Night On the Sun (Up, 1999)
* Building Nothing Out of Something (Up, 2000)
* Sad Sappy Sucker (K, 2001)
* Everywhere & His Nasty Parlour Tricks (Epic, 2001)
* Baron von Bullshit Rides Again (Epic, 2004)
Singles
* "Broke" (Sub Pop, 1996)
* "Life of Arctic Sounds" (Suicide Squeeze, 1997)
* "Birds vs. Worms" (Hit or Miss, 1997)
* "Other People's Lives" (Up, 1998)
* "Neverending Math Equation" (Sub Pop, 1998)
* "Whenever You See Fit" (with 764-Hero) (Up/Suicide Squeeze 1998/2000)
* "Float On" (Epic, 2004)
* "Ocean Breathes Salty" (Epic, 2004)
by Dorian Black July 23, 2005
by kaos2order August 27, 2008