When someone screws up (almost sabotages) something that's going well. Based on the coronavirus curve in India, which was flattening, till a single source markaz event blew it up.
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Nickname commonly used for people with the name Marcus. This nickname is often given to Marcus if they constantly want to party, or if they are assholes, and sometimes when they are assholes who constantly want to party.
1. Question: Who should we invite to our kick ass shindig? Response: Well, definately Marcass, you know he's always up to party!
2. Don't invite Marcass he always gets drunk, kicks peoples ass in beer pong, and then talks shit on everybody. Sometimes he can be a real asshole.
2. Don't invite Marcass he always gets drunk, kicks peoples ass in beer pong, and then talks shit on everybody. Sometimes he can be a real asshole.
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Get the nick markakis mug.A great girl who you can love forever. Never forget her. They are smart, loving, kind hearted, sweet, beautiful, and stunning. Markasia's tend to fit into with lots of guys. She is amazing
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by Mistah 517 January 16, 2011
Get the Markese mug.1. (The) Marasco was a colourful character in early 21st century Scotland. Appearances of The Marasco were first documented in Aberdeen and then later, Edinburgh. Although often aloof and unpredictable in his nature, The Marasco's influence remains with many. There is an ongoing debate between the sexes as to whether the Marasco was a character for good or for evil. The Marasco's current whereabouts remain a mystery.
2. A situation containing both a positive and negative outcome. A double-edged sword. An act or event usually caused by an individual's own volition that leaves them feeling extreme ambivalence or uncertainty over whether it was a good or a bad decision.
2. A situation containing both a positive and negative outcome. A double-edged sword. An act or event usually caused by an individual's own volition that leaves them feeling extreme ambivalence or uncertainty over whether it was a good or a bad decision.
1. Person a - "So I made the decision to quit my job to volunteer. Sure the money will be much less but I'll feel good about helping others."
Person b - "Sounds like a bit of a marasco, I hope it works out for you"
2. Marrying for security whilst loving another - A dilema solved with a marasco.
Person b - "Sounds like a bit of a marasco, I hope it works out for you"
2. Marrying for security whilst loving another - A dilema solved with a marasco.
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