A fork of Rural Dictionary
A sound lad, but has his moments.
Likes skydiving but is a bit gay...
King fung mo jumped out of a plane but forgot to pack his chute.
A state of being where you reach incomprehensible power to a point where you no longer can are able to control physical or verbal actions.
Chris: Dude did you hear Rebecca is in the hospital?
Dave: Yeah dude, Ryan went Mo Sicko Bamba Mode on her titties and now she needs implants!
Chris: Lucky Ryan..
(adj./verb)
A tactical retreat from a conversation that’s veered into the Mariana Trench, but you’re fresh out of submarine snacks.
Short for "Deep Enough; Moving On", it’s the polite cousin of "TL;DR" for verbal interactions. Use it when you want to exit an argument about snail extract based anti-aging face-cream being vegan or not or if someone’s dissecting their astrological trauma again.
The semicolon isn’t a typo—it’s the pause you take to regret ever asking “How are you?”
Use sparingly on first dates.
Example 1:
Friend: “So I analyzed our texting patterns and think Mercury retrograde is why you ghosted me—”
You: “DE;MO, buddy. My brain’s at capacity, and my soul needs a juice cleanse.” exits chat
Example 2:
Coworker: 30-minute monologue about their sourdough starter’s existential crisis
You: “DE;MO. I respect your dough’s journey, but I’ve got emails to ignore.”
You are completely done. No more. You not taking that shit no more.
Manny said, “You picking your nose again Tom.”
Tom said, “Yeah, so?”
Manny said, “I ain’t taking that shit No Mo. You nasty mofo! Get the fuck outta here!”