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General expression of one's tiredness or general lack of desire to do something or anything.

Similar to the just got out of bed feeling of not wanting to have to face anything, but also used when there is just one thing which you really cba to do.
- Hey, hw r u?
+ mrrrf
- Wacha up 2?
+ mrrrf
+ homework
mrrrf by lom007 June 18, 2007
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The deep sound of a mrrr (or mrr) can represent a sound of passion, love or happiness, like a sigh, in raptors, dragons and similar scaled creatures.

The sound can be long or short, and is usually sounded softly.

A mrrr could be seen as a more reptilian form of murr.
Simon: how are you and your mate getting along? =)
Nargus: Mrrrrrrrr... ^^
mrrr by RestrainedRaptor November 7, 2008
Related Words
mrrrf • mrrr • mrrrp • merrfle • MrRret • Mrrrk • Mrrrrr • Murrface • murrff • mrr.fiipfiop
Although generally used as an agreement, the definition of Mrrr is fluid, and it may be used as necessary.
"Do you like my new dress?" "Mrrr."
"How are you today?" "Mrrr."
mrrr by Clay Readnour April 28, 2006
When you make a face similar to a kitties face, like this :3.
Bob: Murrface :3

Joe: Woof :4
Derivating of merr, most commonly used to express frustration or sadness.
Jaime: We haven't seen you since last year!
You: Merrfle. :(

Radio announcer: It's cooold out there!
You (waking up): Merrfle!
merrfle by nenaluli December 14, 2008
Feeling of awkwardness, embarrassment and low self-esteem.

Pronounced like "Myrrh"

Conjugations include: Mrrrrred Out, Mrrrrrtified, and Mrrrrrdered.
I spilled Jamba Juice all over my chiwawa at the mall, I was mrrrrrtified!

X: Should I ware this to the after party?
Y: Mrrrrr.

The boss had crap in his teeth all night but we were all too mrrrrred out to tell him.
Mrrrrr by AngleG December 20, 2010
A term you use when you don't care what the He** some is saying to you. The more R's you use the better the effect.
He Bobbie brush your teeth

Mrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

What did you say to me?

Mrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

What?

Mrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Mrrr by Mrr. Friend May 4, 2010
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