Mubarak

1.Gentleman
2.Handsome
3.Amazing style - just like Chuck Bass
4.Great Sense of Humour

I want to be just like Mubarak!

by littlescribbles January 2, 2012

Mambart

The many mysteries of Mambart are unkown. He is thought to be a great warrior of the southern hills of Mamtopia, who rode his noble steed George valiantly in his quests for riches and fame.

He is thought to of been slain by an Evil Wizard.

"Look at that mambart, he's havin himself a randall party."

by mambart February 26, 2008

Mumbai Mudslide

The inevitable, hot, runny, and extremely smelly result of eating curry-laden Indian food. See "Bombay Mudslide" (Bombay is now called Mumbai).

My God, I bearly made it to the bathroom before my Mumbai Mudslide clogged the toilet.

by RealBurned June 12, 2013

Pull a Mubarak

To shut down the internet in an attempt to restore order and regain control. Coined from Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak's attempt to silence the Egyptian people during the 2011 Egyptian riots.

"Pull a Mubarak": The school administrators realized that we'd been using the computers to do non work-related tasks like checking Facebook and playing games, so they pulled a Mubarak on us all.

by AlexeiTheTroll March 1, 2011

Mubarak

Handsome & clever
Big Dick
Sexy
Al the girls want him

Mubarak is the best

by Barooch October 7, 2018

Mumbre

Cross between a mujer and an hombre. Used when gender of person is unknown or indefinable.

Person 1: Dude, is that a man or a woman?

Person 2: Dunno man, the tits are throwing me off... def a mumbre.

by mzerrn December 25, 2009

mumbai

Largest city in India, capital of the state of Maharashtra. Was founded by the Portuguese in the late sixteenth century, who originally named the area "Bom Bahia" (Good Bay); in the seventeenth century it was ceded to the British as part of a dowry by the Portuguese royal family when one of their daughters married Charles II. "Bom Bahia" was eventually corrupted to "Bombay," a more Anglicized spelling of the original name. In the centuries that followed, it grew rapidly into one of the most important cities in India, particularly as a hub of the textile and leather tanning industries. Now it is the financial capital of the subcontinent, one of the most diverse cities in India, home to some of the richest and poorest people in the nation. In the 1990s Bombay was renamed "Mumbai," a more Hindi-sensitive equivalent of its old name. It is characterized by excellent examples of British colonial architecture, sprawling slums and shantytowns, large office towers, and some of the most expensive highrise apartment buildings in the world.

Mumbai is home to almost 12 million people.

by mitul May 16, 2006