Merra

Merra, is derived from Latin Mirus meaning, 'excellent', 'wonderful', 'extremely good', 'outstanding', 'first class', 'exceptional', Merra, is derived from Latin Mirus meaning, 'excellent', 'wonderful', 'extremely good', 'outstanding', 'first class', 'best', 'high quality'

While traveling with the Merra, you are using a high quality, fully certified scooter.

by GeekLatino February 19, 2021

marrando

To aggressively shit your pants in front of your friends just for the hell of it.

Edgar: Yo I'm almost done with Mario Galaxy!

Jesus: If you don't stop with that galaxy shit I'm about to start "marrando mis Pantalones."

by ThatJesusMan March 1, 2021

medrano effect

A metaphysical/pataphysical phenomenon in which you gaslight yourself as well as people in your vicinity. See also: dizzying autism.

I got a bit of the Medrano Effect when I was studying at school. Now I’m more confused than when I started.

by HDiz123 October 1, 2023

Merryn

Merryn is an incredibly loyal girl with good intentions. Any guy would be lucky to be with her and her intelligence. Incredibly sexy with a hot body and not afraid to show her feelings infront of people. Anyone with a Merryn in their life is lucky!

That girl is such a Merryn! She's so hot!

by mouseinascarf8 October 15, 2017

Meran

Derived from the Latin mirandus meaning "admirable, wonderful". Women with this name are successful, beautiful, compassionate individuals who think with their head and follow their heart. They are kind and loving however should not be toyed with as they have a wicked temper and tend to carry firearms.

I saw Meran at the mall and she looked HOT!!

by laughinatlife February 3, 2010

Mercan

1. A wig used to replace lost pubic hair

2. Something George Bush thinks he is

George Bush: "I'm so proud to be Mercan"

by Lollirot December 28, 2005

Mercan

(n) the dialect of English spoken by residents in the United States of America.

(adj.) relating to or characteristic of the United States of America or its inhabitants; relating to or characteristic of the American continents or their inhabitants (rare).

Not to be confused with:

merkin
(n) an artificial covering of hair for the pubic area; a pubic wig.

Did you know that in the U.S.A. they think a scone is a biscuit? I wish I had taken a phrase book with me to translate Mercan into English when I had a holiday there.

If you ever travel around the U.S.A. you will learn that the Mercan people are really friendly and helpful when dealing with tourists.

by TassieHunter April 27, 2016