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Musette
Musette by atthepoint504 July 12, 2014
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Musette
A very strange and awkward person. Who loves How to Train Your Dragon everything. She doesn't care about what others think of her.
Musette by whizzstifle November 24, 2017
traditionnel musette
a stereotypic french song that has been used in Google Translate memes of celebrities by English to French, followed by an photoshopped image of a person with a baguette and a beret next to the eiffel tower.
some french songs may change depending on celebrity
some french songs may change depending on celebrity
English Google Translate: pewdiepie
French Google Translate: pewdiypieeeeeeh
*traditionnel musette plays*
French Google Translate: pewdiypieeeeeeh
*traditionnel musette plays*
traditionnel musette by MC V-Dawg August 9, 2020
Mosette
This intelligent beauty inside and out is one of the best to have around. she is the most loyal to her family and friends only if true loyalty is shown back. She can see counterfeit from a mile away. The men love her sweet and sexy lady like persona, she carries herself very classy and modest but also knows how to have a good time. This perfectionist is flawless in every aspect this one is a keeper!
Mosette by Im the one you need July 24, 2014
museterbation
Getting yourself off or touching yourself inappropriately while listening to the greatest band ever, Muse.
museterbation by Alan Broder June 13, 2007
musestep
1. The fusion of dubstep and the band Muse; most prevalent in the 2nd Law album, which features some heavy bass influences.
2. Matthew Bellamy's vocals and a number of less-well known, Muse-exclusive sounds including eclectic percussion rhythms, slap bass, and keytar...produce this unique sound often confused with actual mainstream "Dubstep".
3. A noun used to represent the unique sounds created by one band only: Muse.
2. Matthew Bellamy's vocals and a number of less-well known, Muse-exclusive sounds including eclectic percussion rhythms, slap bass, and keytar...produce this unique sound often confused with actual mainstream "Dubstep".
3. A noun used to represent the unique sounds created by one band only: Muse.
Until I came to my senses and realized they had created a whole new genre of music called musestep, I just thought they were playing old mainstream dub.
musestep by Muse Goddess March 31, 2013
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