muachn

A word often used with the verb „foan“ as a war cry. It is mainly used in association with partying and irresponsibility. Most of the people using this kind of war cry are girl groups hanging out after several weeks without binge drinking.

Wow Lena, i haven‘t seen you in so long. You wanna go MUACHN FOAN?!?!

muachn by lovelyLuzi123 May 6, 2020

Muacha 

He is a caring, funny, warm guy. Always up for anything (if he can...). Makes time for his girl, and family. Loves fortnite/ other games(lol). Very handsome, cute, and a total model!!! Seriously Muacha should become a model. Hates the idea of sadness or pain. A very kind and mean friend, sometimes annoying from all his raging on calls, screamin and shouting.

Girl: "Muacha you should reallly become a model, look at this picture of you!! So perfect!!!!"

Guy: "Fight me bro!! Come on fight me!!- in fortnite!"

Muacha by Shineystar February 11, 2019

muchness 

The innocence and imagination that appears in the hearts of young children. As the children grow older, they become more mature, and gain responsibilities. They lose their muchness.

You used to be much more..."muchier." You've lost your muchness.

muchness by Lost My Muchness March 9, 2010

Muacha 

He is a outgoing, caring, funny guy. Can be romantic, and loves fortnite/ other games. Down for anything. He is a gifting person, and always makes time for his girl. Raging is crazy!! All the screamin and shouting! Hates the idea of feeling sad or pain. Willing to do anything for loved ones as well. Very loving, cute, and total model!! Seriously should become a model. The handsomest guy you'll ever meet~

Girl: "Yo look at this picture I took of Muacha. Ayo Muacha! You really should become a model!! Like this picture of you is just so perfect!!!!"

Guy: "MAN FIGHT ME BRO, FIGHT ME!"

Muacha by Shineystar February 11, 2019

muach

spelling of the sound of a kiss!

I wrote in a letter and ended with muach i love you.

muach by LanaBoo June 11, 2008

much over muchness 

A misinterpretation of the phrase "much of a muchness".

Person 1: Do you prefer the red or the crimson colour?

Person 2: Either one, it's much over muchness.

Person 1: Uh... I think you mean 'much of a muchness'.

Person 2: That's what I said.

Person 1: No, it's "of a" not "over" - subtle difference. Next you'll say "would of" instead of "would've" or "would have".

much over muchness by schlub April 25, 2010

Much of a muchness 

Very similar

Do you like oranges or tangerines?

It’s much of a muchness I don’t mind.

Much of a muchness by RoryRPM May 26, 2020