Musk rat
This bar has to many musk rats. Musk rats all act the same. Musk rats run in backs sell drugs fuck white girls
Musk rat by Conan aaron September 27, 2021
Musk Rat
The male equivalent of a hood rat. A skanky, sleazy male with no regard for standards who will sleep with anyone. (This is a large percentage of the male, college-age population)
Musk Rat by RatHunta99 November 3, 2010
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Musk Rat
Your best friend yells Musk Rat in order to alert you that your ex is in the building; in other words, Hide!
Musk Rat by Buff Shrimp July 29, 2009
Musk-rat
Musk-rat by Argent Moon January 21, 2025
Musk Rats
Like a Pack Rat but instead collects the pipe dreams of a chosen leader and uses fallacies to prove that they can be a reality.
"Those Musk Rats are really attached to that vacuum".
"Yeah, lets just hope it makes them stop trying to walk on the solar panels".
"Yeah, lets just hope it makes them stop trying to walk on the solar panels".
Musk Rats by TurtleFire December 5, 2020
Ford Muskrat
Billy Bob: Shucks, that Ford Muskrat whooped my 'Vette.
Jimmy John: You mean your SheVette?
Billy Bob: Yup.
Both: Ha ha ha ha!
Jimmy John: You mean your SheVette?
Billy Bob: Yup.
Both: Ha ha ha ha!
Ford Muskrat by Kahdlibber October 14, 2017
Elongated Muskrat
Elongated Muskrat by anargflarg February 24, 2018
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