mars

French slang for Marseille, France

"Les rues sales du centre ville de Mars est mon turf" -IAM

by lenev August 16, 2006

mars volta

the product of genre transcendence; fuckoff amazing.

-Hey Brian, did you hear about these guys the Mars Volta who transcended genre?

-Yeah Steve, i heard they're fuckoff amazing.

by davey January 25, 2004

Marsh

Amazing last name of a man with a bright future and dreams to be accomplished. Sexually the best thing a woman has had. Intellegent and Strong. One of Gods best creations. Honesty is his best policy. Selflessness is his hobby and he would never hurt anyone unless they were a douche.

Girl 1: See that guy in the blue truck???
Girl 2: Yeah... What about him?
Girl 1: He is in my engineering class... He's totally a Marsh.

by LillyAmore October 7, 2008

Bruno Mars Syndrome

Bruno Mars Syndrom, aka B.M.S, Usually occurs when a man has a single handicap that is detrimental when he is trying to get with a female, this handicap can be small or large. This appears most commonly with a man's height. Other things can be used as B.M.S, i.e voice pitch, unclean teeth, or an uncontrollable odor, etc.

Girl 1: So how was that date with Ben last night, did you end up hooking up?

Girl 2: I was going to, he was really nice and smart, but he was so short in person that I couldn't

Girl 1: Damn, he definitely has Bruno Mars syndrome

by Bishop from Juice March 26, 2020

pull a marshall

to pull a marshall is when you steal your best friend's girl; ho; bitch; etc.

Hopefully Shawn doesn't "pull a marshall" and take his girl.

by Milinhos November 25, 2007

Veronica Mars

A new detective show with a blonde, who solves the mystery by the end of the show. 1/4 of America watches Veronica Mars while the other 3/4 watch One Tree Hill.

Wow Veronica Mars solved the murder case in one eppie!

by Dina December 23, 2004

marsha

Marsha is a girls name. Meaning; roman goddess, or war-like. The male equivalent is Mark. It is a variant of Marcia. On a number scale, Marsha means:

Contributor - Responsible, careful, conventional and reliable.

"Hi Marsha, how are you today?"

by Maaarsha April 25, 2008