A girl that's the ultimate person. Often made fun, only for jealousy. Very scary if agitated. Hard-core drinker and smoker.
by IheartMara January 05, 2010
by wlwhat May 03, 2018
A traditional Maori meeting house.
Here Maori's either, meet with each other, eat or sleep.
The Marae can take many different forms...
-> Marae for tourism which profits Maori, since Maori are making the money they don't mind if their culture is exploited. (Many in Rotorua)
-> Marae for eating (aka McDonalds and/or KFC)
-> Marae for sleeping (aka Prison)
-> Marae for money (aka Work and In come place {Thats where you get the benefiti New Zealand})
Here Maori's either, meet with each other, eat or sleep.
The Marae can take many different forms...
-> Marae for tourism which profits Maori, since Maori are making the money they don't mind if their culture is exploited. (Many in Rotorua)
-> Marae for eating (aka McDonalds and/or KFC)
-> Marae for sleeping (aka Prison)
-> Marae for money (aka Work and In come place {Thats where you get the benefiti New Zealand})
Maori 1 : "bruo... you wonna go get a feed from the the Marae... I mean maccas ow?!?!?!"
Maori 2 : "Cher bro.. just gota get me doll first then we'll go"
Later that day....
Maori 2 : "bro, i've always wondered why everyone in new zealand doesn't just get free money like us"
Maori 1 : "i'd say, we can afford Sky Tv, Maccas every night and all we have to give up is feeding our child"
Maori 2 : "cher bro"
Maori 2 : "Cher bro.. just gota get me doll first then we'll go"
Later that day....
Maori 2 : "bro, i've always wondered why everyone in new zealand doesn't just get free money like us"
Maori 1 : "i'd say, we can afford Sky Tv, Maccas every night and all we have to give up is feeding our child"
Maori 2 : "cher bro"
by iPayMyTaxes November 18, 2009
In buddhism, the demon Mara holds the wheel of life, and is the final test before one enters Nirvana.
Gautama Buddha taught the monks that when one has overcome his 5 Skandahs, understood the 4 truths of suffering and completed the eight-stepped path, he would be able to break out of Samsara and face the dreadful Mara. When the monk had no Karma, he would not fear Mara and he would slip into Nirvana.
by The 7th Bobba June 11, 2007
by dA HoMiE October 16, 2003