MacGuffin

in film, a plot device that has no specific meaning or purpose other than to advance the story; any situation that motivates the action of a film either artificially or substantively.

Originally coined by Alfred Hitchcock, based on a story where this device was used in a story set on a Scottish train.

(sometimes called a McGuffin)

The suitcase in Pulp Fiction is a modern example of a MacGuffin.

by soma616 May 16, 2006

magumbo

Big boobs, says Krusty the Clown.

"Look at those magumbos!!!"

by Karakachansko January 8, 2004

maguyver

adj. to be creative in problem solving using household items. (Based of the 1980's TV series Maguyver)

"Dude, I Maguyvered it out of gum and tape and it totally worked."

by whiterose August 30, 2008

Magus

1. Originally Latin, Magus as a noun means "mage," or "wizard." Used as an adjective it essentially means "lord," or “sire.”

2. The word primarilly became popular because of a character named Magus from the RPG "Chrono Trigger" by Square Soft.

1.
Joe is a Magus.
Magus Joe is a resonable king.

2.
Ye gods, Magus was such a badass.

by NeoMagus123 December 9, 2004

Harry maguire

A fridge/freezer, a harry maguire is often known for his shit defending. Harry Maguire's are also not very fond of Greek culture

God hes so wank at football, must be a harry maguire!

by Lê Masturbator August 26, 2020

Magunda

Magunda is a term for something bad, and can be used in many ways.

I just got the magunda spawn or Plaza Search and Destroy.

This kids shot is straight magunda.

This host is straight cheeks magunda.

by Magunda February 2, 2013

maguro

Japanese word for sushi quality tuna, used to refer to a girl who just lays there and does nothing during sex.

A: Yo, I heard you finally banged Stephanie!

B: Yeah, but it turns out she's a maguro.

by zachwolff October 15, 2003