mate-dating

You are probably going to marry this person someday. Not sure when or a little of if. However, you continue to date this person while maybe seeing others. Something will happen to escalate the relationship ie. pregnant, roommates or other that seals the deal. You'er now going to get married.

Yeah, we knew we were going to get married someday, we've been mate-dating, playing house and now we know were going to do it.

by The Real Shaman January 27, 2016

Mate nah

The ultimate counter to the dreaded "no u" mate nah is a powerful beast who don't give a damn

You say "no u" to my roast and I say "mate nah" boom conversation over now suck my ass granit bish fool arse

by Top lad callum innit June 28, 2018

mate safe

(1)An informal way of greeting someone. (2) The phrase can also be used to describe something good.

(1) Mike greeted Ben "Mate safe!!!" (2) It's mate safe.

by Ben_Taylor May 4, 2006

Mate of Mine

Mate of Mine is a common saying around the world when referring to a friend of a friend or small business owner who can help you in any way shape or form.

A mate of Mine is a Plumber, Personal Trainer, Photographer and more.... Or you can check out www.mateofmine.com

by mateofmine October 30, 2012

MATE-A-MORPHISES

MATE-A-MORPHISES .THE.SUPRISINGLY QUICK TRANSFORMATION WHEN A CASUAL DATING ACQUAINTANCE SUDDENLY TAGS YOU AS THEIR FIANCEE' WITHOUT A PROPOSAL..

SARAH HAD TO DUMP JACK AFTER HE HAD THAT MATE-A-MORPHISES

by Maak4060 March 4, 2019

mate from the back

When you come onto your opponent's king" from the back, and it's checkmate.

Black player: Bd1#, and it's mate from the back.
White player: dang, good game.

by Chess_Junta_with_a_BBC August 23, 2024

Mate-Peng

Mate-Peng is commonly in germany for a combination of two drinks; Mate and often times alcohol like Vodka. It is used more often but similarly as the word Turbo-Mate.
The combination of words comes on the one hand from the drink "Mate" which is a popular caffeine drink amongst students in germany and the Word "Peng" which can be translated as "bang". This part of the combination can be explained by the german idiom: "... mit Schuss" which means something with alcohol. But can be directly translated as "... with a shot" (in this case it comes from the word "to shoot"). And since a shot makes a "bang" noise or a "Peng" noise it is called Mate-Peng

Do you want a Mate-Peng?

by P. Likan December 24, 2023