A term coined after Philippine dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos who was ousted by the Filipino people and Guinness Book record-holder for greatest robbery in government.
"Marcos" (v.) - Rob or steal
"Marcos" (v.) - Rob or steal
by Ac_corps January 11, 2022
Get the Marcosmug. by Absolutelyputa123 April 18, 2022
Get the Marcomug. Marco-absolute legend. Usually not great at posh school sports but amazing at less popular sports such as basketball and a person who you really do not want to mess with.He’s very patriotic and hygienic. Always sarcastic and one of those people that say ‘dodgy’ like it’s their religion but is always very loyal to his friends and will be that shoulder for you to cry on. Gets pissed off when you betray him. A bit on the chubby side but his hair and smile would draw any girl in. Any person would be lucky to have a Marco around.
Dude 1: Hey I’m new here is there anyone I can talk to?
Dude 2: Go to Marco, he’s friendly to anyone and everyone.
Dude 2: Go to Marco, he’s friendly to anyone and everyone.
by ChocolateBlast123 February 27, 2019
Get the Marcomug. Can be used in different scenarios:
1. (v.) Synonym for stealing.
2. (v.) Getting a job by submitting an incorrect/fabricated requirements/achievements.
3. (v.) When you submit job requirements by listing your father's/mother's job experience.
4. (n.) Cocaine
5. (v.) An act for skipping something (i.e. events)
6. (adj.) To describe one's lack of educational background.
How to use:
Noun, adjective: Marcos
Past tense(in verb, noun): Marcos-ed
Present tense(in verb): Marcosing
Future tense(in verb): Will Marcos
1. (v.) Synonym for stealing.
2. (v.) Getting a job by submitting an incorrect/fabricated requirements/achievements.
3. (v.) When you submit job requirements by listing your father's/mother's job experience.
4. (n.) Cocaine
5. (v.) An act for skipping something (i.e. events)
6. (adj.) To describe one's lack of educational background.
How to use:
Noun, adjective: Marcos
Past tense(in verb, noun): Marcos-ed
Present tense(in verb): Marcosing
Future tense(in verb): Will Marcos
1. My car was just Marcos-ed a few days ago, so I'm current filling a crime affidavit.
2. I was really having a hard time looking for a job so I asked my friend in a company to help me Marcos an open position.
3. My friend was an undergrad and is looking really hard for a job to keep his college afloat so he Marcos-ed his CV to get a part-time job in a local McDonalds.
4. An abandoned house in my local neighborhood was reported as Marcos manufacturing site, so the police has kept it locked.
5. I Marcos-ed a party last week because I am not feeling well.
6. My math teacher in high school was once a Marcos and decided to pursue college and right now she is a professor in a university.
2. I was really having a hard time looking for a job so I asked my friend in a company to help me Marcos an open position.
3. My friend was an undergrad and is looking really hard for a job to keep his college afloat so he Marcos-ed his CV to get a part-time job in a local McDonalds.
4. An abandoned house in my local neighborhood was reported as Marcos manufacturing site, so the police has kept it locked.
5. I Marcos-ed a party last week because I am not feeling well.
6. My math teacher in high school was once a Marcos and decided to pursue college and right now she is a professor in a university.
by guomi March 5, 2022
Get the Marcosmug. A sex god who pulls woman like he pulls tampons from women every night, A total hunk, and the alpha Male, in other words a giga chad
by Markzuckdaddy May 8, 2022
Get the Marcosmug. Isn’t fat but someone named Carlos is fat. A person named Marcos would be really cool, is hot, is extremely smart, and is a chick magnet.
by The obvious best November 6, 2019
Get the Marcosmug. Kind, hearted man. Will be there when you need him the most. Never leaves you behind and most of all never stop loving you. Greatest dad, that loves to game with his boys.
by Mystic Helen November 23, 2021
Get the Marcosmug.