mums
Another way of swearing on your mums life
Person A: 'Hey, did you get with my girl last night?'
Person B: 'Nah you're my mate, that'd be peak'
Person A: 'Say mums'
Person B: 'Mums'
Person A: 'Alright, safe g'
Person B: 'Nah you're my mate, that'd be peak'
Person A: 'Say mums'
Person B: 'Mums'
Person A: 'Alright, safe g'
mums
A word that means, literally, "it doesn't matter."
"That test mums."
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"That test was insignificant."
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"That test was insignificant."
mums
To describe something that taste good. Often said while eating something delicious.
Mums! I really like this pie!
Mum
The British, Australian, New Zealand and South African equivalent to the American and Canadian Mom.
And all this argument about the correct way to spell it is nonsense. Why would you bother fighting about the right way to spell Mum/Mom, cheque/check or fiord/fjord? It's neither here nor there. And certainly saying it was Mum first isn't going to bring about a nation-wide reform on it's spelling in America, now, is it?
And all this argument about the correct way to spell it is nonsense. Why would you bother fighting about the right way to spell Mum/Mom, cheque/check or fiord/fjord? It's neither here nor there. And certainly saying it was Mum first isn't going to bring about a nation-wide reform on it's spelling in America, now, is it?
"Sorry, can't come over, my Mum said 'no'."
mum
A word americans don't know how to spell
Also townies use the phrase 'your mum' as an insult
Also townies use the phrase 'your mum' as an insult
me: fuck off
Townie: your mum
Townie: your mum
mum
A term that equals mom in british.
Ron Weasley: But mum!
mum
1. A British form of the word 'mom'
2. Means to keep quiet (also British)
2. Means to keep quiet (also British)
1. Did you call your mum yet?
2. Keep mum and we won't get in trouble.
2. Keep mum and we won't get in trouble.