Marge
To be irritable, grumpy, and easily annoyed.
-pronoun
Derived from the Spanish word "amargado/a" which translates to bitter, which is used to describe people that are irritable.
"amargado" take away "a-" + "-ado" = "marg" —then pronounced in English transforms "marg" to "marge".
-pronoun
Derived from the Spanish word "amargado/a" which translates to bitter, which is used to describe people that are irritable.
"amargado" take away "a-" + "-ado" = "marg" —then pronounced in English transforms "marg" to "marge".
Roberta: "Griselda can you do me a favor and bring me a cup of water?"
Griselda: "Why can't you do it yourself!? I'm not your maid, you never do me any favors!"
Roberta: "Damn! Marge! Nevermind then, I'm gonna do it myself. Why you gotta be so marge all the time?"
Griselda: "Why can't you do it yourself!? I'm not your maid, you never do me any favors!"
Roberta: "Damn! Marge! Nevermind then, I'm gonna do it myself. Why you gotta be so marge all the time?"
Marge by dontneedone June 10, 2017
Marge
Marge, short nickname for Margarine.
Usually applied to a person who is broken down and on injury breaks.
Often used as a nickname if they are softer than butter.
Usually applied to a person who is broken down and on injury breaks.
Often used as a nickname if they are softer than butter.
Why do you call him Marge....oh that's cos they're softer than butter.
Marge...oh that cunts always broken, he's softer than butter
Marge...oh that cunts always broken, he's softer than butter
Marge by Walkers Bay November 19, 2019
marge
An expression signifying confusion. Used on the far-right japanese animation forum soyjak.party. Comes from "Marge, I'm confused", a line in The Simpsons.
marge by cobgang1488 January 6, 2025