Martin
noun. A nasal laugh after a pause that indicates that the otherwise believable preceding sentence was actually sarcastic.
verb. To Martin/do the Martin: 1. To end a straight faced sentence with a martin. 2. To get someone to believe something you say then shatter their believe through a martin. 3. To let out a martin in response to a statement you can't believe.
See also: Silent martin. An implied martin after a sentence that only an idiot would believe.
verb. To Martin/do the Martin: 1. To end a straight faced sentence with a martin. 2. To get someone to believe something you say then shatter their believe through a martin. 3. To let out a martin in response to a statement you can't believe.
See also: Silent martin. An implied martin after a sentence that only an idiot would believe.
"Yeah, I'll be there. <martin>"
"Yeah I'll tidy my room by tomorrow. <martin>"
"He said he was one of the best looking blokes in his class but I couldn't help letting out a martin"
"Don't martin man, I'm serious"
"Yeah I'll tidy my room by tomorrow. <martin>"
"He said he was one of the best looking blokes in his class but I couldn't help letting out a martin"
"Don't martin man, I'm serious"
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