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mungmaster

A mungmaster is required to perform what is considered the most skillful, disgusting and deadly acts munging. To become a mung master one must have been directly involved in a mung baptism and have served aboard a mungtrain. Only a mungmaster can become a mungtrain driver.
Gary's battered corpse could only be munged by a highly skilled mungmaster.
mungmaster by Michael Hancock February 8, 2008
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Muncastergate

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Yesterday i caught Dave in the middle of a muncastergate!
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muntmaster 

A master at the activity of ‘munting’. To be a muntmaster you must have perfected the art of munting to the best of ones abilities.
I was taught by a muntmaster, hence I am skibidi skillful at munting
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muntmaster 

One who had mastered the art of munting.
John goes munting every day, they’re gonna run out of bodies soon at the graveyard”

“For real, John is a muntmaster”
muntmaster by unpl4ce May 4, 2024
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