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Literal translation is gay. It can be used to refer to your friend, your best friend, your enemy, the car that's behind you in traffic. It can also be used for the person that read it.
Un homosexual es un hombre que se siente atraído por otros hombres. Un marico es el que lo lea
Marico by calimero November 26, 2019
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Spanish word for gay or fag.
Dude! You are being such a marico concerning yourself with mariqueras!!!
marico by GuyWhoLikesRealCars May 14, 2004
Spanish for~ When a man is attracted to another man, he is known as MARICO. AKA~ GAY!
Eres un Marico! (You are GAY)
Dude, stop being such a Marico
marico by Your Spanish teacher September 23, 2003
Coolest guy to have around, has your back no matter what happens. Greatest hairline ever, and has many friends.
Marico is the chillest dude.
Marico by Copperas Cove Legend November 7, 2019
Somebody who enjoys being around similar people.
Isram is a marico he likes to hang out with guys that like to play video games
Marico by hende di cen October 2, 2021

maricojoñetojiliputariano

A conglomerate of Spanish swear words.
This combo is known by people on the Balearic island of Mallorca and has been used on the island since at least the 80's.

Swear includes:

Maricon
Cojones
Gilipollas
Puta
Tu eres un maricojoñetojiliputariano, y tu mamá.
maricojoñetojiliputariano by The_ALCH September 10, 2020

marcosin 

An act of stealing.
Marcosin ko 'tong meme ah.
marcosin by mahalkongpilipinas February 17, 2022
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