A fork of Rural Dictionary
Used extensively in the Australian television show "Kath and Kim." Essentially the word "me" pronounced as a slightly uneducated Australian would say it. The same idea can be applied to any word containing an e or i. Eg: noice, ploise (please).
Kath: "Look at moi Kimmy, look at moi plooooooooooise"
1. mouth. A word that was originally introduced into the English language by the Roma gypsies. Due to the vast amount of gypsies in and around the area of Darlington the word has been freely used by many people for over 20 years.
2. A slang word in the north east of england. meaning to kiss/snog somebody. Derived from the Roma gypsy word for mouth. Most commonly used to describe drunken kisses and snogs with strangers at parties. Not appropriate to be used in romantic situations unless you lack all forms of class.
1. watch who your talking to you, or you're getting a bat in the moy.
2. Mate that lass over there is unreal, gonna try for a moy.
Mana-samas solo work. Features a dark visual and a combination of Classical and Heavy Metal music. Vocals are very deep and classy giving you the feeling that you are at an Opera. The trademarks are church organ, fast drumming, and of course the great Mana. As of now (2006) members past and present are/were Mana, Juka, K, Kazuno, Tohru, Shadow X, and Seth.
Moi Dix Mois kicks G-unit in the balls.
Used to laugh/ imatate/ take the fun out of someone when something they do is wrong or something 'wrong' has happened to them.
Also can be be used in a long screach noise.
i.e. Mooooooooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.
Another word for Whay or Phat Whay
Person A: The answer is 64
Person B: No, 63 actually, Moi moi moi moi moi.
Person A: I walked into a door this morning.
Person B: Moooiiiiiiiii.
Person A: I got my girlfriend pregnant.
Person B: LOL Phat Whay/ Moiiiiiiiiiiiiii