tav mam

This term (from Latvia) translates to "your mother", it is commonly used as a comeback for any insult/burn.

"How can someone be so braindead
-tav mam"

by goofygoofer69 September 15, 2022

mam

a gordie (people from newcastle,sunderland and scotland) way of saying mum/mom

" goodnight mam see you in the morning".

by ..paris..<3 January 10, 2022

mam's life

In the UK, typically somewhere like teeside, this is a phrase to say as a way to promise XYZ is the truth. Mainly used in secondary schools.

Dean: stop chatting shit about my dead nana ya specky cunt!

Mackenzie: what are you on about!?

I didn't say nish. What are you piping up for?

Dean: swear down then.

Mackenzie: mam's life I didn't say ought (out) about your nana, kid fuckin' hell man.

by 49seffy March 14, 2022

Mam

I cant really write anything about this one because mine died before I was 1 soooooo.... enjoy your mam if yours is still there and tell her you love her because I would do anything to have someone to call mam . Count yourself lucky that you have a person that loves you and always will even tho sometimes you feel like they dont when u do something bad.

A person :Hey mam

The persons mam:hey

by Theresnopointreadingmyname January 14, 2021

Mam sandwich

Hey mam can I have a sandwich in 2 words mam sandwitch

Hello can I have a mam sandwich

by Zayz March 19, 2021

Willie mam

A word describing a girl who has and abundant amount of body hair, and looks like something found in a zoo. comes from the word willi mammoth

i was in the locker room and ashley was changing into her gym clothes and she looked like a major willi mam.

by Stephanie May 13, 2005

mar/mam/may/maine/mayself

From the word "Mario". It's a neopronoun that is created be me, which is based on the pronoun "I" for the patterns.

mar/mam/may/maine/mayself (Pronoun)

mar: Subjective form, shorting of the term "Mario"
mam: Objective form, based on the last letter of "him"
may: Possessive adjective, based on "my" with an "a" to avoid confusion, also "mair"
maine: Possessive pronoun, Based on "mine"
mayself: see "may" for the etymology.

by marcotoa October 23, 2025