To be irritable, grumpy, and easily annoyed.
-pronoun
Derived from the Spanish word "amargado/a" which translates to bitter, which is used to describe people that are irritable.
"amargado" take away "a-" + "-ado" = "marg" —then pronounced in English transforms "marg" to "marge".
-pronoun
Derived from the Spanish word "amargado/a" which translates to bitter, which is used to describe people that are irritable.
"amargado" take away "a-" + "-ado" = "marg" —then pronounced in English transforms "marg" to "marge".
Roberta: "Griselda can you do me a favor and bring me a cup of water?"
Griselda: "Why can't you do it yourself!? I'm not your maid, you never do me any favors!"
Roberta: "Damn! Marge! Nevermind then, I'm gonna do it myself. Why you gotta be so marge all the time?"
Griselda: "Why can't you do it yourself!? I'm not your maid, you never do me any favors!"
Roberta: "Damn! Marge! Nevermind then, I'm gonna do it myself. Why you gotta be so marge all the time?"
by dontneedone June 11, 2017
by dontneedone April 28, 2011