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English Slang
This dictionary is a comprehensive and in-depth look at all the slang, vulgarisms, curses, and insults, plus idioms, expressions, and a lot more, available in English. As always with slang, be careful using what you hear; it may not work quite the way you expect.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
ma deuce
n. Browning M2 .50 caliber heavy machine gun
magic bullet
n. amazing and full-proof solution
make my day
idiom. attempt what you want, and I will act/react as I like (said as a threat or warning)
make waves
v. create trouble; create controversy
make with the
v. bring out; reveal
manure
v. deceive; lie; con
map
n. the face
Mary J
n. marijuana
Mary Jane
n. marijuana
mash-up
v. bring together two different Web sites or services to create a third that leverages the benefits of each
max
n. maximum; greatest/largest possible
max out
v. use up completely. 1. She maxed out her credit cards shopping last weekend.
maxed out
adj. tired; fatigued; exhausted
mayo
n. mayonnaise
mean
adj. good; great; excellent
meatspace
n. the real world, as opposed to cyberspace. 1. See you in meatspace tomorrow.
mega
adj. big; large; substantial
megabucks
n. large sum of money. 1. He's making megabucks on Wall Street now.
MEGO
abbr. my eyes glaze over
mellow
adj. at ease; calm; relaxed
mellow out
v. relax; calm down
meltdown
n. complete collapse or failure
merchandise
n. drugs
mesc
n. mescaline
mess
n. dumb, unappealing person
mess
n. feces; dung. 1. The dog left a mess by the door.
mess
n. dining hall; dining area; cafeteria
mess hall
n. dining hall; dining area; cafeteria
mess somebody up
v. beat or attack somebody. 1. If you don't shut up, I'm gonna mess you up.
messed up
adj. unfair; cruel. 1. That's messed up. How could he do that to you?
mickey mouse
adj. poor quality; lousy; unimportant
mickey mouse
n. nonsense; rubbish; foolish talk or ideas
middle of nowhere
n. remote, isolated area (often far from even a small town)
miffed
adj. upset; distressed
MILF
abbr. mother I'd like to fuck
milk run
n. routine mission that is flown many times. 1. During WWII all we did was milk runs over Italy.
mitt
n. hand
MMPORPG
abbr. massively multiplayer online role playing game (e.g.: World of Warcraft)
Monday morning blues
n. depressed feeling associated with the return to work on Monday after the weekend
Monday morning quarterback
n. advice given after the fact, with the benefit of hindsight and otherwise not useful
mongo
adj. great; fantastic
moon
v. display one's buttocks, usually through a window
moon
n. buttocks
mope
v. act sadly and slowly
mope around
v. act sadly and slowly
moron
n. dumb, stupid person
moronic
adj. dumb, stupid
mosh
n. style of dance involving significant physical action
mosh pit
n. where moshing occurs
mother-fucker
n. a person of degernate or disgusting character. 1. You are a total mother-fucker who I wouldn't trust to do anything.
mother-fucking
adj. extremely frustrating, upsetting, or annoying. 1. I hate this mother-fucking job
motor
n. car
motor mouth
n. person who speaks quickly and excessively
move on somebody
v. try to seduce or pick up somebody
MUD
abbr. multi-user dungeon
mug
v. study; learn quickly or intensively
mug up
v. study hard and quickly; bone up; cram (for an exam)
muggle
n. boring person; unimaginative person
mum
n. mother; mom
mum's the word
n. silence; nothing will be said on the subject. 1. Shh, mum's the word. Don't say anything to anyone.
munch out
v. eat greedily and quickly
munchies
adj. hunger, usually for snack food
munchies
n. craving for food, usually junk food
munchkin
n. small, unimportant person
mung
v. destroy; make irreversible changes to
muscle
n. power in a car
muscle
n. strong person brought in as a threat or for enforcement
muscle car
n. car from the 60s and 70s that looked like a race car but was designed for use on ordinary roads
mush
n. nonsense; rubbish; foolish talk or ideas
MVA
abbr. motor vehicle accident
my bad
idiom. my mistake and I apologize
MYOB
n. mind your own business