-A nickname for the wrestler Rhea Ripley. Created by her on screen boyfriend Dominik Mysterio
-Often used by her MosherZ as well
-Often used by her MosherZ as well
by rheamoshpit August 24, 2023
*Ay mamí tù tan caliente.
(oh, Girl you soo Sexy.)
*Ey, Mamí cum ov'a here, Let me talk to you right quick.
(oh, Girl you soo Sexy.)
*Ey, Mamí cum ov'a here, Let me talk to you right quick.
by La Rósa Boriqua April 23, 2003
Practical, couragous, outgoing and brillant. Smart and witty. A woman who knows what she wants, how she wants it, and how to get there. She is the true definition of leadership and pose. Mamie (2): Peace maker, creative thinker, and a intellect at heart.
by diva17 February 6, 2010
A hottie girl that's usually a trying to flirt or a guy says that when talking or flirting with a girl
by Ella Nermin June 19, 2016
{{IS A SPANISH WORD}}Mainly used by Dominicans, Puerto Ricans,Cubans & Other. These are the countries that originally used this as more of a slang term.Can be used with kids,Partner{female}.Similar 2 Hun,Boo,Girl,Baby .{males Refer to females:Mami}{females refer to males : Papi}
Now this word is being used by non-spanish speaking people
{spanglish}, Can be used by anyone{short form is Ma}
Now this word is being used by non-spanish speaking people
{spanglish}, Can be used by anyone{short form is Ma}
{males Refer to females:Mami}{females refer to males : Papi}
{Mami example 1}
Guy:How u doin mami?___how u doin honey
Girl:Im good
{Example 2 Different Context Meaning beautiful women.}
Guy:Woah Que Mami.
{Example 3. Use with children}
Mother:Mami how was school today?
Daughter: It was Good.
{Mami example 1}
Guy:How u doin mami?___how u doin honey
Girl:Im good
{Example 2 Different Context Meaning beautiful women.}
Guy:Woah Que Mami.
{Example 3. Use with children}
Mother:Mami how was school today?
Daughter: It was Good.
by x_Tha_Latina January 21, 2006
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Familiar name used by native spanish speakers when referring to a female.
Also commonly replaced with "Mama"
The female counterpart of the word "Papi".
Also commonly replaced with "Mama"
The female counterpart of the word "Papi".
by Daumin0 February 11, 2003