mwi
mad wae it, to be totally steamin (p-ssed) or buzzin on sumthin.
hawhawhaw i wis mwi last night likes
when you are mwi you are drunk or steamin
i was mwi last night
‘mad wae it’
to be incredibly drunk
used in west scotland, mainly glasgow.
‘aww man a was proper mwi last night eh?’
means – “mad wae it” / “mad with it”
to be drunk or full of drungs, most likely to be drunk.
john: “coming to get mwi this weekend?”
rydo: “aye moan, get heavy rat -rs-d”
lauren: “you’re mwi !”
brogan: “i know, i’m steamin !”
met while incarcerated
girl 1: did you date each other before he went to prison?
girl 2: no, we’re mwi.
man with ideas. particularly in the academic context, a brilliant professor or researcher who continuously generates new ideas instead of doing the same research over and over again.
i would work with prof. jenkins, he’s an mwi!
mysp-cing while intoxicated. the act of going on mysp-ce while under the influence of pot, alcohol, or any other drug.
nikol: wtf were you talking about?
me: sorry, i was mwi, lol.
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