kupu-kupu malam

means night butterfly in Indonesian
meaning a prostitute!

On the side of the rode a woman all dressed up asking people for sex.

amba: oi look theres a kupu-kupu malam
cath: hahahhahhaah she is deffinatly a kupu-kupu malam ay

by ill.sink.my.teeth.in.you June 4, 2009

Makamae

My little love bug, so sweet and kind. I'll love her forever lemme eat that ass from behind 😜

Makamae is perfect

by Heavz December 26, 2019

Wo Maame tw3

Your mothers vagina. Commonly used by Ghanaian especially MPASS students.

Ad3n wo Maame tw3 anaa...?

by Timmy banks September 6, 2019

Malamore

Pronounced "Mal-ah-MO-rey" (with a slight Italian roll of the "r"), the Malamore is a term created in an MDI English class to describe the feeling a person developes toward a person that starts as a physical attraction (or a crush), then grows into what feels like a passion. It is when you seem to not be able to acquire that person, but would do anything for them. Somewhere between love and "like-like."

Person 1: You really like him a lot, don't you?
Person 2: Yeah, but he's going out with Robin. We talk all the time though.
Person 1: Sounds like you're suffering from some serious Malamore.

by Jen Eckert April 8, 2007

Wo maame twɛ

Wo maame twɛ is a word used by ghanaians which is popularly known as your mother's pussy.

Wo maame twɛ is a word used by ghanaians which is popularly known as your mother's pussy. It is commonly used by Shatta wale fans.

by Bohyeba Orlando Dave May 25, 2020

Mahamadou

Really tall, super amazing, the best sex on the planet, huge dick, super cute. The nicest guy ever. He will take extremely good care of you. He will hold your hand, and put his arm around you, and love you like you're the only two people on Earth.

Mahamadou’s so hot!

by Limpforr June 4, 2018

madame

From the French "Ma dame" ("my lady"), a respectful title for a woman of high social status.

Not the same thing as a madam, a woman who runs a brothel; a madam is something quite different from madame.

"Ce qui toi indispose, madame?"
("What upsets you, my lady?")

by Lorelili March 19, 2006