maiter

A bi, gay or experimenting man's male mistress equivalent.

Derived from man and waiter.

My husband claimed he was staying late at the office, but really he was having sex with his maiter.

My maiter asked me if I wanted to order a cock to go with my tossed salad.

by brado creamed corn August 17, 2012

madita

a girl who has the greatest body! You will never have a bad time with her. Partying is her second name. She’s fine as hell and will beat your ass if you talk shit ab her or her friends. She will stalk the guy you like and has his insta after a few sec! Never let this girl go! Her self-confidence is so bombastic ,she makes you feel confident too!

You: This is my friend Madita!
Person: Madita! Rly, I’m jealous

by maritH February 16, 2020

maïté

A very attractive woman,kind heart ,loving always there , unique personality. But can also be a bitch ,annoying and dramatic

Look it maïté again.
Wow she's too much

by Laura j February 24, 2020

Magitek Knight

1. One who pilots Magitek Armor.
2. A knight who can use magic.

I was just walking through Narshe one time and I got owned by a Magitek Knight.

by sbm August 1, 2003

Mahith

Everyone wishes they were this guy. So good looking, so smart, gets all the girls.

I wish I was Mahith

by MyNameIsMahith October 11, 2021

Magitician

When Magic and Mathematics need to coexist on the same horizon in-time in order to completely operate a mad-theory similar to alchemy. These archaic pontificator’s use paradoxical- persuasion and apply them to religious hypotheses to vigorously massage one’s mind into submission. These folks are more dangerous than a sea lawyer in BFE handing out 100 year old CONUS advice.

1000AD, 1843 and 1844, 1982, 1994 a few examples of work the magitician was supposed to reverse engineer or decipher to decide when a good date was to fate their congregation and damn a nation.

by Styledogg September 11, 2011

Makitok

The name in ancient language of a minor god, whose cult consisted in offering small everyday objects. Such offerings came from all people in the village, including little boys and girls. Makitok was served by priests who urged the population to assure his altar was never empty, organising a neverending flow of trivial parts of whatever nature. Traces of this cult, even with other names, have been found in several sites and sources all around the world.

"Hurry! We have to send parts to the altar by noon! Choose an old, broken toy and some wasted remain of vegetables, and run to Makitok's temple!"

by AncientGuy July 28, 2012