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Margaretha

Margaretha in Greek is a pearl. Margaretha is a beautiful woman who is motherly and likes to help others. they have sensitive properties that also protect the feelings of others. You are lucky if you have friends like this.
You can called she gareth, reth,mar or atc (margaretha)
Margaretha by Santha nichole October 1, 2018
She’s a stunning, beautiful, funny girl who always knows how to start conversations. She’s popular and talented and any boy would be lucky to find a girl like her. Her nickname is usually Maggie and she doesn’t mind what she’s called. She’s literallly boy crazy and very social and popular.
“She looks familiar”

“That’s Margareth, she’s my girl”
Margareth by JammieDodgers November 22, 2017
A discriminatory term used against the people of Rwanda. It's history dates back to the slave trade, often being another word used for nigger. In recent times the word has been less frequently by white supremacist groups, however, it is often still used in the state of Mississippi.
That black guy is such a gargathe!

I hate gargathes!

I just sold a couple of gargathes to a cotton plantation!
Gargathe by professorhilton July 3, 2020
Playful but can be serious when he wants to be. Always smiling; friendly and attractive :)
I like him because he's so garreth
Garreth by a piece of pie December 29, 2014
Margareth is a your bad ass friend who is very competitive on school projects. She is always considered the leader in a group, even if she isn't the leader. She always comes up with great ideas and does not tell anyone about it until it is presented. Margareth has only few friends, since she can tell the difference between a polymeric material and people.
"She is so fierce, such a Margareth"
such a loser cant keep a girlfriend
“ugh garreth and lyla split up again”
garreth by garrethlmao May 9, 2019
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