" muchness "

 [ "muchness" ]

1: The innocence and imagination that appears in the hearts of young children. As the children grow older, they become more mature, and gain responsibilities. They lose their muchness.

  * e.g.,  ... You used to be much more..."muchier." You've lost your muchness. 

 [ "muchness" ]

1: A word used to describe a vast amount of something, whether it be an object or an emotion. Commenly used by teenage girls of the slightly strange kind.

  * e.g.,  ... "Oh wow I love you very muchness" 

 [ "Much of a muchness" ]

1: Very similar

  * e.g.,  ... Do you like oranges or tangerines? It’s much of a muchness I don’t mind. 

 [ "much" ]

1: When we say sentences like 'Walk much?' we shorten 'Do you walk much?'

  * e.g.,  ... Confused, much? 

 [ "much" ]

2: VERB + much

  * e.g.,  ... Off message much? 

 [ "much" ]

3: ADJECTIVE + much

  * e.g.,  ... etc. 

 [ "much" ]

4: NOUN + much

 [ "much" ]

5: ADJECTIVE and NOUN + much

 [ "much" ]

6: etc.

 [ "Much?" ]

1: Questions can be abbreviated to a single noun usually abstract followed by the word "much"

  * e.g.,  ... Vince buys a new car and rocks up to his friends place and says "Do you like my new wheels? "Jealous much?" 

 [ "muches" ]

1: an unconditional an infinite amount of love.

  * e.g.,  ... Denny, I love you muches. 

 [ "muches" ]

2: A word only reffering to the unconditional amount of love a person can feel.

 [ "Much (?)" ]

1: Used at the end of a sentence, as if to confirm something that you already know. Often used in a playfully disrespectful way. Can also be used in a similar way to adding 'not' to the end of a sentence.

  * e.g.,  ... Example1: A: (says insult) 

 [ "Not much" ]

1: -“Not much”-

  * e.g.,  ... Will:”hey wyd” 

 [ "Not much" ]

2: A sequence of words consisting of “Not” and “much” WARNING when combined they form a lethal injection to any conversation and stops it dead in its tracks leaving no survivors!

  * e.g.,  ... Mackey:”Not much” 

 [ "much" ]

1: Adjective used to describe someone/something that is just "a lot." Can be used in similar instances as "extra." Short for "too much."

  * e.g.,  ... Okay, umm you're being much right now. You need to calm. 

 [ "much" ]

1: Used on the end of adjectives to make retarded sentences. If you want to sound like you're a conformist then go ahead. OR you could sound like you're from a modern age with advanced people (yes even the prostitutes) then, you probably should just leave it alone.

  * e.g.,  ... gangster much.