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mogical - "Magical" and "logical," expressing simultaneous approval and incomprehension, as in laymen's discussions of science, engineering, etc.

e.g., "I don't understand why it works, but it does. Mogical," he said.

submitted by sam munson

mogile, mogility - The art of combining mobility and agility in a fluid and graceful manner.

e.g., The running back displayed exceptional mogility evading the tacklers.

submitted by Charles Jones

moglet - A somewhat dishevelled and ill-behaved young cat (as opposed to tiglet, q.v.). See also: To rain moglets and doglets

e.g., Don't let that moglet into our house again - last time it tore up the curtains and left fur all over the sofa.

submitted by Colin Taffel

mogwai - From the movie Gremlins, in reference to the Gizmo character, which in turn got the word (I believe) from the Chinese language. Used to describe a cute, angelic person with a mischievious side.

e.g., Our daughter Hannah is a Mogwai.

submitted by Joe Baressi

moh - A word to say when you don't like something that's happening. Like Homer Simpson's "D'oh" but sadder.

e.g., A. You have to go now. B. Moh. I don't want to.

submitted by Jason

moheffen - Enormous, huge.

e.g., I'm so tired I need a moheffen cup of coffee.

submitted by Lissa

mohicant - The inability of some men to wear their hair in one of the more popular punk styles.

e.g., Irv's tatoos and piercings notwithstanding, his unsightly combover made it clear to all in the nightclub that he had a case of mohicant.

submitted by Jerry Bires - (www)

moho - A short and furry person. Combination of monkey and hobbit.

e.g., That fuzzy midget is a moho.

submitted by Students

moid - To act selfishly; to keep something for oneself. (Credited to James Ruggieri.)

e.g., "Andrew, quit moiding on the vid sitch." That is, stop playing that video game all day long.

submitted by Scott Adams - (www)

moidelize - A slang term from old gangster movies which means to erase, kill, murder, "rub out", or terminate someone. (ED. Wasn't it "murdlerize" or something like that in Jimmy Durante speak? "Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are.")

e.g., If Vinnie catches No Nose Callucci dipping in the till, he'll moidelize him.

submitted by John S. Duckering - (www)

moil - In glassblowing, the bit of glass that surrounds the pipe that cannot be used.

e.g., The goblet broke because the moil got too cold and cracked.

submitted by Jon Goldberg

moil - The orange oily substance that bubbles to the top of bolognese sauce whilst cooking or left standing, also left as residue on plate after eating spaghetti bolognese.

e.g., This spaghetti bolognese is really moilly.

submitted by greg

moishy - A combination of moist and mushy.

e.g., That back porch rug is always moishy after a storm.

submitted by Judy Gavalik

moist - Ill will or resentment tending toward active hostility. Upset, having a very bad attitude.

e.g., Why is Chris always moist when he comes in to work?

submitted by John Tusset Jr

moistie - A beautiful young woman.

e.g., Brigitte is a real moistie. I'd do anything to go on a date with her.

submitted by David DeSmith

mojadita - Affectionate diminutive describing an illegal alien from South of the Border, derived from 'mojado' SP wet or moist

e.g., Hey, are you a cute little mojadita or what?

submitted by Jack

moke - "I'm OK," but with connotations of moping. Useful for eliciting sympathy.

e.g., "How are you, Lizzy?" "Moke."

submitted by lizzy

moksha - Liberation from the cycle of rebirth.

e.g., Lord Mahavira finally achieved moksha after his long ascetic life and many, many years of meditation.

submitted by sushy

moldophobia - A fear of moldy food.

e.g., Blue cheese evokes moldophobia in me.

submitted by Bibi

moldy-go-round - The machine located in cafeterias in which very old modly food is placed on a "rotisserie" and sold to the public.

e.g., I had to eat out of the moldy-go-round today.

submitted by KnK

mole - "A real low-life. Typically with a short neck, stout head and very small brain, this nocturnal creature seem to frequent dive bars, county fairs and jail cells."

e.g., That fellow must be the first generation in his family tree to walk upright. What a mole!

submitted by Schmengus McGillicutty

mole-er than thou - The attitude in expensive mexican restaurants.

e.g., Let's go to Chevy's. That other place is sooo mole-er than thou.

submitted by m. level - (www)

molehole - The name for a person who is either a very good friend, or someone with an amazing resemblance to a mole.

e.g., Look at that molehole.

submitted by pippy

molestache - The feathery, three-to-four-day-old-looking mustache commonly worn by middle-aged men who may be suspected of pedophilia.

e.g., Chris's face was adorned with a downy-soft molestache. | Nobody looks good with a molestache, especially if he's an eldude with a ponytail.

submitted by Derek Wessman - (www)

molice - A constabulary in a communist country. [ < Pol. < milicja constabulary ]

e.g., While I was in the USSR, I got stopped by the molice.

submitted by Sammers

mollitoth - An extremely happy animal.

e.g., Torrie was almost always a mollitoth. Most dogs are. Unless you mistreat them.

submitted by Darren Walsh - (www)

molly doll - A pretty, yet untouchable or "taken" girl.

e.g., Stephanie is a babe, but she's such a molly doll that no one has a chance with her.

submitted by Kit - (www)

mollyclop - Cumbrian (NW England, Lake District, Beatrix Potter country) dialect word for a bus. The word dates from the time of the horse drawn stage coaches when the sound of the hoofs on the rocky roads on Cumbria made the sound 'mollyclop'.

e.g., It was a long way home so Jacob decided to queue for the mollyclop. It's always the same, you wait for ages and then three mollyclops come along together. You have to buy a ticket from the conductor when you use the mollyclop. London is famous for its red double decker mollyclops.

submitted by David Ford

mollycottle - "when you are wasting time, usually procrastinating."

e.g., quit mollycottling dan! I need our new swooshy-swirly logos implemented on our website by thursday!

submitted by alan - (www)

mollyhouse - Cumbrian (NW England: Lake District, Beatrix Potter country), dialect word for a bus station or garage. (see mollyclop).

e.g., The best place in town to get a ride on a bus is the mollyhouse.

submitted by David Ford

mollypuddled - Muddled. Particularly apt when the muddler is named Molly.

e.g., She mollypuddled all my files.

submitted by The Weirdo

mollywhop - The act or motion of striking with a blunt object.

e.g., My brother just mollywhopped me with his pistol.

submitted by Mitchel - (www)

mom an 'ems - Your mother and everyone living with or near her.

e.g., We're going up to Mom an 'ems for fried chicken on Tuesday.

submitted by Jay Groves - (www)

mom call - Any sort of insult directed at someone else's mom.

e.g., Josh: Fred, where's that jacket you were wearing earlier today? Fred: I left it at your mom's house. Mike: That was a harsh mom call.

submitted by zach

mom ento - A mother's gift of a small item, certain food, or home baked dish as a token of love for her child.

e.g., As a youngster, I was especially tough on shoe laces, invariably breaking one or two a year. And on every one of my birthdays, for as long as my mother lived, I would find, among my gifts from her, a pair each of brown and black shoelaces, "just in case." This mom ento was her way of commemorating the fact that I would always be her "young boy" and that she would be there quietly to help whenever it was needed.

submitted by Charlie Lesko

mom radar - The innate ability of mothers to find anything seemingly lost around the house. Australian: mum radar.

e.g., I thought my favourite shirt was gone forever until I rediscovered it utilising mom radar.

submitted by Gaffa_tape

momaholic - A term used to describe a mother who refuses to delegate any of the work of rearing her children to others, even to the children's father. The stay-at-home-mother equivalent of a workaholic.

e.g., I offered to babysit my sister's daughter for the afternoon so she could run some errands, but she refused. Do they have help groups for momaholics?

submitted by Jen & Chris V

momanem - Family, mom and them. One's kin, including the immediate family and those relatives one keeps frequent contact with. Also includes non-relatives and inlaws you actually like enough to consider family. (Etymology: rural U.S.A, contraction of "Mom and them." Formal identification of this word is generally credited to Tommy Charles and John Ed Willoughby, popular radio personalities in Birmingham Alabama, 1970's.)

e.g., Clyde: How's momanem? Bubba: They's finer than frog's hair split four ways. How's your momanem?

submitted by Patrick McLendon

mombligations - Things you have to do just because you're a mom: wiping little tears, poopie bottoms, sticky hands, and messy faces; and kissing booboos, foreheads, cheeks, and dollies.

e.g., Tucking in the children one last time before I go to bed is my last mombligation of the day.

submitted by Julia

momicure - Any act of grooming that comes from a mother. Such as cleaning dirt of a cheek with spit or washing your ears.

e.g., Shaunte: Oy! Not now. I need to work, Mom. Yes. I know I have a really bad hair but your momicure will have to wait. Mom: It'll only take a minute. Stay still.

submitted by Ian Faynik

momish - For something a mom would use or wear or do.

e.g., Mancy, your pants are very momish.

submitted by Tricia Brightwell

momliest - A mom who is very momly and has many motherly instincts.

e.g., Jane is the momliest mom ever, because she always makes me wash my hands when they are dirty.

submitted by Kim Deboer

momma jahma - Extremely big.

e.g., Thats one Momma Jahma Slurpee.

submitted by Stu Pot

momma-socka - Replaces wow. Invented by students in a small town in the Ozarks in the 70s.

e.g., Momma-socka, did you see that car crash?

submitted by JoAnna

mommaflauge - To remove all evidence of illicit paraphenalia, empty alcohol containers, porn, naked members of the opposite sex, et cetera, from a dorm room, apartment, or house, in anticipation of a parental visit.

e.g., Dan, we have to mommaflauge the house. My parents are coming by for dinner tonight.

submitted by Matthew Huntley

mommaluke - An idiot or a real jerk. Similar to mook. Can also be used as a greeting between close friends.

e.g., You could become pseudofamous by having one of your word creations added to the PseudoDictonary -- if you'd just quit behaving like a mommaluke by submitting all those words that are synonyms for "fart" and "perineum."

submitted by Tom DeLuca

mommanem - One's family

e.g., Q. How's your mommanem? A. They're fine.

submitted by Todd Whitten

mommasexual - A man who exhibits characteristics of a homosexual or metrosexual due to the fact he lives with and is cared for by his doting mother.

e.g., Mary: So, Tom is kinda hot. Is he gay or maybe a metrosexual? Tina: Nope, he's a mommasexual. He lives at home, she cuts his hair, buys and presses his clothes, cooks his food, and does his laundry. Breastfeeding may still be optional as well.

submitted by Nakia Claiborne

mommerism - Any collection of words or phrases used to replace the actual word(s) required to construct a proper sentence. Used by mothers, hence the term.

e.g., It's next to the "watchyamacallit" over by the "ooziedangle."

submitted by Carl

mommified - Process whereby children bond for life to their primary care giver or nursemaid, usually their mother.

e.g., Those children were so mommified that they would never believe anything bad about her, even if it could be proved by court records and her own deposition.

submitted by Adrian R. Lawler

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