Margarida

The Sweatest person that u can ever meet and she cares about.
And it means pearl for the greeks

Margarida.
She such a great person

by Lil dik girl666 April 22, 2018

margherita

cool

margherita is cool as heck

by ghghshshghghshsh November 14, 2013

Margrete

A person with big heart and even bigger ass. Margrete’s are the some of the kindest women in this world, and they will do everything in their power to make sure that you live happily with them.

These women has a tendense to catch feelings very fast, and it’s important to be honest with them.

Margrete’s also have a sixth sense when it comes to revealing fake people, so make sure that you are true to them, or else they will fuck you over and make your life a living hell.

Met this girl last night, she’s such a Margrete.

by frenchmango October 17, 2019

Margiela

Non-traditional designer wear by Martin Margiela who is a Belgian fashion designer.

Word made more famous from a Kanye West, Jay-Z – N*ggas In Paris song.

What’s that jacket, Margiela?

by skyoneder August 20, 2012

Margaux

An amazing caring friend who is really awesome.

I'm so glad I'm roommates with Margaux!

by imsojazzed December 2, 2011

marglar

n. Created by Matt Stone and Trey Parker of South Park, it is used by the aliens of the planet Marglar in replacement of nouns. They refer to everything as "marglar". They are still able to understand eachother with the peculiar terminology.

The Christian population on Earth is attempting to raise money to build a rocket ship and fly to planet Marglar so they can convert them.

Alien- "Hey marglar, im going to take my marglar and stick it up your marglar."

-or-

"How about we run down to the marglar and pick up some marglar for marglar."

by Beef McDuff April 23, 2006

margin-dweller

one who dwells in the margins of society, often neglected and not well understood by the majority; sometimes speaks with prophetic insight to those from whom he or she is alienated; in anthropology, sub-cultures that survive outside of majority social norms (for example, forest dwellers)

"In contrast to the interpretations of Western commentators, the “margin-dweller” of Upanishadic criticism, Grinshpon argues that the metaphysical philosophy of the Upanishads cannot be reduced to “contents” and studied without consideration of the lives and experiences (or contexts) of Upanishadic characters if we want to understand the full import of early Indian religious literature."

by accismus January 24, 2010