Mahanoy Area High School

Known as the "toilet paper school" Mahanoy got attention from national news because the students have to go to the office to get toilet paper because of prior vandalism.

"MAHANOY CITY - Vandalism in Mahanoy Area High School boys' bathrooms has resulted in toilet paper being issued by request as needed, a policy that one parent believes is embarrassing for students."

by KiltMaster February 9, 2013

mahasti

This is an adj when you wanna call a cute girl you can call her mahasti instead baby girl or kitten

Hey look at that mahasti she's so cute.

by This is your fucker August 15, 2018

Mahad

Mahad somali boy name.
People called Mahad sleep all the time.
They have BBC and all the girls want them.
they are kind and smart.

Girl 1: i like Mahad
Girl 2: no i like him
Mahad: there is enough of me for everyone

by Hfccxbbfxx May 30, 2020

Mahan

Toxic. Short but athletic.

He's so toxic in cod but so good at sports. What a Mahan.

by Beastboyproboss August 14, 2018

mahalo

A parting word, as in "Good-bye," or "Until we meet again." Hawaiian in origin, it was popularized by author and gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson, who used it frequently in his columns and diatribes. People mistakenly credit it to later sources, such as Adam Carolla, but these people are all fifteen.

Until next time, remember to trust in America and keep your middle finger pointed at George W. Bush. Mahalo.

by Adam Greensage December 28, 2005

mahala high 5 brigade

The collective noun for self-purported 'writers' on online blogs that come out guns blazing in support for each other whenever any reader critiques their 'over-writing' or 'over-use' of subjective writing or just poor writing in general no matter whether they are correct or not... simply blinded by their own perceived online worth...

Oh oh here come the lame 'Mahala high 5 brigade' to soil logic on this thread...

Oh oh the here comes the 'Mahala high 5 brigade' self flagellation circle...

by Simpiwe December 7, 2011

mahal tika

Mahal tika is a visayan phrase that means "I love you". The visayan dialect is not the national language of the Philippines, but is common and mainly spoken by those in the lower part of Philippines within the Visayan Islands (Cebu, Bohol, etc.).

Mahal tika, Jake.

by Mahal tika June 15, 2017