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Meatloafed 

The act of taking the words right out of someone's mouth.
Bob: "I love that movie!"
John: "man, you just meatloafed me!"
Meatloafed by dla64 December 29, 2011
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Meatloafed 

To be unwittingly sent a link to Meatloaf's horrible commercial for the Go Phone. (Similar concept to being Rick Rolled)
This guy on the message board Meatloafed me and I still have that horrible commercial stuck in my head.

meatloafed 

Having been too influenced by orchestral rock and roll of the mid-late 1970's. Also someone who has come to love being a passenger on motorcycles (particularly old Harleys--girls especially--they're 900 pound vibrators).
She's meatloafed. He meatloafed her with music and his shovelhead.
meatloafed by Jane Does August 13, 2007

Meatloafed 

When you nut in your girls butt
I meatloafed my girl yesterday and now she got nut in her butt.
Meatloafed by Chupicabra69 January 14, 2017

[Meatloafed] Me

When someone promptly takes the words out of your mouth right before you say it, Hence referring to the Song "You took the words right out of my mouth" sang by Meatloaf.
"OMG You MEATLOAFED ME! I was just about to say the exact thing but you took the words right out of my mouth!"
[Meatloafed] Me by Pattsicle April 26, 2015

meatloaf beetloaf double smeatloaf 

Words uttered by a kid not liking whats for dinner.
Randy wasn't happy about what his mom cooked for dinner so he said, " meatloaf beetloaf double smeatloaf."

The Meatloaf 

Something Will Ferrell's character wanted in the film Wedding Crashers.
"MA, THE MEATLOAF!! FUCK!!!"
The Meatloaf by Godzilla himself February 6, 2012
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