MOAR is a popular misspelling of the word "more," used online as slang in chanspeak to request a source for more of the posted content or similar content. The term was largely popularized by 4chan over the course of the 2000s, declining in popularity starting by 2013.

Apr 17, 2018 · Occasionally, people use moar for color or effect in popular writing as a reference to misspellings in internet culture. It often appears in lolcat memes, which feature cat pictures making funny captions in ungrammatical, misspelled language, or lolspeak (e.g., “I are wanting moar of ur attention pleez.”).

Feb 7, 2025 · The term likely originated from online forums and meme culture in the early 2000s. It’s commonly associated with LOLcats memes (like “I Can Has Cheezburger?”), where misspelled or broken English was used for comedic effect.

Moar Krabs, aka Morbid Krabs refers to a still image of Mr. Krabs from the SpongeBob SquarePants "Jellyfish Hunter" in which Krabs looks hyper-detailed and horrific. The still has been used in numerous formats, including YouTube Poops and exploitables.

Sep 19, 2023 · The term moar is a slang term used to express a strong desire for “more” of something. It is often used playfully and exaggeratedly, and can sometimes convey a sense of yelling or excitement.

Nov 8, 2024 · “MOAR” is a playful, internet slang version of the word “more.” It’s often used to express a strong desire or excitement for something, especially when someone wants a lot more of it, and it’s typically used in an exaggerated or humorous way.

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Jan 29, 2025 · Lurk Moar is a phrase used primarily on imageboards and forums to tell other users they need to post less and study the community before posting again. The phrase is frequently used as a derogatory euphemism to inform users they are not wanted/welcomed, but may also be intended as legitimate advice for new users.

Moar Krabs, also known as Morbid Krabs, is a meme created by YouTube user Kortez3000. It originally appeared in the SpongeBob episode "Jellyfish Hunter", aired September 28, 2001, when Mr. Krabs was saying "more."

"Cry some more" and it's variants such as "QQ moar" and "Cry moar" are internet slang terms that are very popular in online multiplayer games. They are used when someone in the game is whining excessively about something to the point that it is annoying other players.