Madame Talarski

A figure of unfortunate circumstance whose antagonism ends with a reversal of fortune. An unexpected outcome in a perceived surety of circumstance.

Initially forced to hold his wife's umbrella, he was a Madame Talarski when the rains came.

by Matisz May 24, 2007

madamas

Dialect from the old PC video game "Blood"; monsters would shout out some crazy unintelligible jargon that would sound like "madamas"!

Madamas and spearwolves!!!
Variations include: Lordamas

by Ganse Konig July 15, 2009

Madam Margrave

A complete asshole. He is a pervert. Drinks children's tears.

Gosh he tried to hit on every girl there he's such a Madam Margrave.

by Farquad Starsquad November 22, 2014

Madame Dickherts

A fake name intended to sound like "My Damn dick hurts!"

Very funny.

Person 1: What's your name?

Person 2: Madame Dickherts

Person 1: What?

by Hamburger Plant June 1, 2009

Madame Giry

A character in Phantom of the Opera. She is the ballet m i s t r e s s and mother of Meg Giry.

Madame Giry: "Christine Daae could sing it, Sir!"

by PhantomPhan December 30, 2005

Madam Pipi

A self-proclaimed time travelling gypsy charlatan incarnated from the dust of Tankwa Town. She is a woman of arresting beauty and disconcerting radience. She is charming, mischievous, saucy, and has been certified by a team of expert alienists to be completely mad. The diagnosis indicates that on the Standard Spectrum of Madness she lies between a Hatter and a Sack of Cats.

Interestingly studies have shown that her fortune telling is in fact remarkably accurate, implying that while she claims to be a charlatan she is in fact not.

I first encountered Madam Pipi and her accomplice Tipsi Gypsi while strolling along Thomas street in Cambridge in 1664. They invited me to join them for refreshment in a nearby tavern. I awoke several days later to find myself lying in a gutter suffering from a strange alien malady. For a time I was able to perceive sound in the form of light and indeed other invisible vibrations, and vice versa. Also, to my surprise I found I could visualize fluxions in a multi-dimensional space unknown to me yet strangely familiar (Isaac Newton, 1773)

by AtoMick June 9, 2018

Madame large nez

A french expression representing the large size of someone's nose, regardless of the gender.

Holy shit, did you see that madame large nez over there?

Yeah, that's my mom...

by twigyboi February 4, 2019