meshi
a grumbled word which often indicates slight irritation or can be an indication that there is no good word to describe how you’re feeling. just a kind of blah feeling. not strong enough to merit a curse word, but enough for meshi. indicates a feeling of discontent.
ugh, i’ve got work tomorrow…meshi.
how do you feel?
um…meshi.
1> a ring of songs the radio keeps on repeating…over and over again…)x
2> a group of people smashing into each others (x
3> another name for a radio station yuuu listen to a lot(:
1> “ugh…stupid radio….i already listened to those songs…what a meshi radio station!”
2> “i survived a meshi pit!”
3> i love my meshi (:
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