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Mother bitch

    Exclamation of frustration, or an insult. common among russian mafia youths, adapted to north american usage by yelling it at video games or sporting events. example ah, mother bitch!




Bitch, английский
  1. Сука

  2. Обратная скоба


Bitch boy, английский
    Someone who is acting inappropriately in a social setting. also describes someone generally disliked. example that bitch boy over there with the busted nose was trying to roll up on my girl. guess how he got the busted nose.


Bitch fuel, английский

Bitch-sized, английский
    Puny, small, miniscule. example after wrecking his z28, jerry felt foolish driving a toyota with its bitch-sized four cylinder.


Bitchcakes, английский

Bitched-out, английский
    1. unable to perform certain actions expected of oneself 2. to yell and curse at someone, demean, demoralize example 1. mark bitched-out. after a couple of brews he was unable to attend to the nuddies at the nudie bar. 2. john bitched-out his co-worker about his poor work performance and overall lack of effort.


Bitchelugger, английский
    Someone who mooches in a whiny and mean way. example he was using his high-pitched voice just for a cookie. that punk is a bitchelugger.


Bitchology, английский

Bitchslap, английский

Bitchy, английский
    Сукоподобный, в сучьем типе, в сучьих ладах (о кобеле, внешне выглядящем похоже на суку: недостаточно высокорослом, излишне легком)


Moth, английский

Mothball, английский
    To protect a ship and place it in reserve (cf. in ordinary, deactivate, inactivate). mother carey’s chickens: the seaman’s name for stormy petrels. seafaring tradition holds it extremely unlucky to kill one since each bird is thought to carry the soul of a dead sailor on his way to fiddler’s green. (there is a similar belief concerning the albatross, another member of the petrel family.) the superstition is clearly described in chapter 41 of captain marryatt’s book poor jack, which tells of a schooner en route to antigua but becalmed near the virgin islands. on board were a young man called shedden and etau, a female obi (powerful sorcerer). some stormy petrels were flying about the stern and... ... shedden must needs get at his gun to shoot them.... “there are three down!” cried out some of the other passengers. “how many?” said the old woman, “then count the sharks which are coming up.” “count the sharks, mother! why count them? there’s plenty of them” replied shedden, laughing. “i tell you that there will be but three sent,” replied the old woman who then sunk down her head and said no more.... in about ten minutes afterwards, three large sharks swam up to the vessel, with their fins above water.... “then three are doomed,” said the old woman, “and here we stay, and the waves shall not run, nor the wind blow, till the three sharks have their food. i say three are doomed!” next morning ... the three large sharks were still slowly swimming round and round the schooner. all that day it remained a dead calm, and the heat was dreadful, and the people, becoming more frightened, questioned old etau, but all the answer she gave was, “three are doomed!”... that night, shedden developed yellow fever, joined shortly afterwards by a sailor and a african slave. no one else was taken ill. shedden jumped overboard and next morning one of the predators had disappeared. then the sailor died and another shark vanished after his body was committed to the deep. finally the slave died and was carried off by the third shark... ... old etau cried out, “three! the price is paid!” ... every one crowded round the old woman ... and they asked her ... whether they should have any wind? and her reply was, “when the three birds come from the sea to replace those which were killed....” well, after a time, although we never saw them rise, three mother carey’s chickens were seen dipping and flying about astern of the schooner; and they told old etau, who said, “now you’ll have wind ... and plenty of waves to make up for the calm” and so they had, sure enough, for it came on almost a hurricane, and the schooner scudded before it under bare poles until she arrived at antigua.


Mothballed project, английский
    Замороженный проект


Mothe, английский
  1. Cary`s chicken. the stormy petrel, procellaria pelagica.

  2. Cary`s goose. the name given by captain cook`s people to an oceanic brown bird, procellaria gigantea, which pernety calls quebranta huesos (bone-breaker).


Mother, английский
  1. A female parent

  2. A biological or adoptive female parent

  3. A материнский; родной tongue 1 морфема, которая не совпадает с основой хотя бы в одной слово- форме неслужебного слова; напр., kindness, unlikely. 2 морфема, которая совпадает с основой хотя бы в одной словоформе неслужебного слова; напр., dog. 3 образование новых слов путем соединения друг с другом корневых и аффиксальных морфем по определенным моделям, существующим в данном языке. 4 образование форм одного и того же слова путем присоединения аффиксальных морфем по определенным моделям, существующим в данном языке. motherese псхлнгв. устар. a «нянькин» (син. parentese, child directed speech) | n «нянькин» язык (тж. ~ talk) talk

  4. [probably from the dutch m[oe]der, mud]. thick and mouldy; generally applied to decomposing liquors.

  5. Ubbard bit. a heavy drag-type or fishtaillike bit having a long grooved shank the diameter of which is only slightly less than the width of the cutting edges; it is designed for drilling boreholes in formations that mud-up excessively.


Mother, английский

Mother, английский

Mother card, английский
    Объединительная плата; плата более высокого уровня; системная плата; "материнская" плата


Mother church, английский
    Церковь, от которой отделились другие церкви


Mother company, parent company, английский

Exclamation, английский
    N восклицание mark, point


Frustration, английский
  1. Charterers when cancelling agreement sometimes quote `doctrine of frustration` i.e. vessel is lost, extensive delays.

  2. Charterers when canceling agreement sometimes quote `doctrine of frustration` i.e. vessel is lost, extensive delays.

  3. A charter party term referring to an unanticipated delay when neither party is at fault and either can void the contract. properly called frustration of the adventure.


Mother of pearl, английский
    Is really a kind of jewelry, but in this case it is used in lieu of a curse word when around small children. example what do you mean its going to take 3 days to fix this? mother of pearl!


Motate, английский