Merrr
A word used in fustration, boredom or as a sign of indifference. It is similar to a goat sound.
Example 1:
Tim: "What movie do you want to watch, babe?"
Sally: "Merrr."
Example 2:
Mom: "Wash the dishes."
Child: "MERRR."
Example 3:
Alice: "Isn't this a great movie?"
Sam: "Merrr."
Tim: "What movie do you want to watch, babe?"
Sally: "Merrr."
Example 2:
Mom: "Wash the dishes."
Child: "MERRR."
Example 3:
Alice: "Isn't this a great movie?"
Sam: "Merrr."
Merrr
A word used for signaling indecision, indecisiveness, or a state of unknowing.
Merrr....idk
Merrr
A made-up word that girls named Jess seem to say a lot—especially ones with last names starting with T. It has no direct definition. You can pretty much say it whenever you want and it will make sense. Also, it can occasionally spur some laughter within a group of people.
Girl: "Merrr!"
Friends: "Hahahahahahah."
Friends: "Hahahahahahah."
Merrr
Used in a sentence whenever you want and wherever you want. Like in a joke.
Example 1:
Joe: knock knock
Marcy: Whos there
Joe: interrupting merrrrr
marcy: interupting mer-
Joe:MEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!
Example 2:
Im at the city merrrrrrrrr just hanging aroung with my merrrrrrr friends.
Joe: knock knock
Marcy: Whos there
Joe: interrupting merrrrr
marcy: interupting mer-
Joe:MEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!
Example 2:
Im at the city merrrrrrrrr just hanging aroung with my merrrrrrr friends.
merrr
What Greg says in reply to almost everything.
"Greg, you've changed so much since you got back"
"Merrrrrrrr!"
"Merrrrrrrr!"
merrr
A phrase used either by someone being grumpy, or by someone else who is taking the piss out of the grumpy person. Usually followed by "hating it". Curiously, this is a word often used by lost lambs.
"Merrr - hating it!"