magnoliafan

The one who brings balance to the force.

Lucas turned to the dark side, but Magnoliafan saved Episodes I and II.

by totipotentsoul December 19, 2004

mangosteen

A mango that went to law school.

The Law Firm of Mangosteen, Moscowitz and Burnhoff

by Trinen July 8, 2009

Maggot and two peas

An insult referring to the size of a bloke's genitals

Hung like a donkey?! - Maggot and two pease, more like!!!

by Honeybunch August 24, 2006

Blue Magoo

A type of marijuana with a ton a THC. Has dark to light blue leafy shoots and long hairs.

Damnit Steve, you smoked the rest of my wonderful Blue Magoo, and now I cant get lifted.

by josquin March 15, 2010

Camera Maggot

a person who can't resist spewing any sort of drivel when a camera is close by, including bloated self-importance, blatant self aggrandizement, and of course an obvious lack of command of syntax or communication skills.

Every Michael Jackson news report, where his "friends", the camera maggots, have to make a statement. Any other untimely celebrity death where a large number of camera maggots come creeping out of the woodwork.

by yknti July 3, 2009

mangobean

slang for a person of filipino decent and latin (specifically hispanic) decent.
This is so because the Philippines have lots of mangos and filipinos eat alot of mangos and are yellowish in color like mangos. Latinos (hispanics) eat alot of beans and are usually brown like beans.

hey did u see that mangobean?

the what?
mangobean....filipino latino
ooooh yeah that mangobean!

ex....bruno mars....is a mangobean

by mangos4beans July 8, 2011

magolor moment

A "Magolor moment" is a reference to a plot twist or unexpected revelation in a story, inspired by the character Magolor from the hit video game Kirby's Return to Dream Land. In the game, Magolor appears to be a friendly alien who asks for Kirby's help to retrieve pieces of a ship, but later reveals himself to be the main antagonist who seeks to use the ship's power for his own nefarious purposes. The term "Magolor moment" has since been used in popular culture to refer to any similar plot twist or betrayal in a story.

Man: I hate you
Woman: What a magolor moment

by ChaosClaw March 22, 2023