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As a response to someone asking you to do something, or listen to something you do not care about.
"Did you see that cool bird?"

"Mrrrp."
Mrrrp by anonymous January 31, 2024
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An expression used when excited, frustrated, sad, happy, and other emotions as well. The tone specifies what you are trying to say.
If you say mrrp in a sad tone, it indicates to the person that you are sad.

If you say mrrp in a happy tone, it indicates to the person that you are happy.
Mrrp, means anything you want it to.
Mrrp by 13thMrrpchikn September 28, 2015
filler so that there is less awkward silence
awkward silence
"mrrp"
mrrp by the TWINS! December 21, 2008
A stand-alone phrase used to denote emotion depending on the tone. Also a sound commonly made by cats.
Cat: mrrrrrrrp mrrp

Person A: How are you?
Person B: *sad* mrrp
Mrrp by Somblorp April 15, 2023
The purr of an animal. Mostly used by furries and other people with an animal-like persona on the internet.
Mrrp! I love it when you pet me!
mrrp! by Sutokki August 7, 2023
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
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