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Any of several short-tailed monkeys of the genus Macaca of southeast Asia, Japan, Gibraltar, and northern Africa. Also said by Steve-O and Chris On an Episode of "Wildboys".
" I Wonder how Macaque tastes. "
Macaque by Anoymous April 8, 2005
Words you can keep
"The macaque is a faaaaascinating animal, it's behind is exceptionally red."
(1)A monkey.
(2)Often a name one calls another to imply caracteristics of a monkey or simply idiot.
(3)Male reproductive organ
1- Bananas and shit, literally.
2-Yo, what guy, you're sucha macaque.
3-MA-CAAACK!(also the noise a macaque makes)
Suk ma caque!
Macaque by Big Toker_ December 19, 2006
Wanna lick my balls and suck macaque?
Macaque by Mike Brothers February 8, 2009
a large object usually used for sexual conduct and pleasure easily manipulated by the oposite sex and is usually found in mapaunts
it takes two hands to hold macaque
macaque by OxBLOOD November 16, 2007
Pronounced Ma Ca Cue
The best compliment one can ever give you.
#teammacaque
He is such a macaque.
Join the macaque squad.
Macaque by Peniswrinkles December 12, 2020

Six Eared Macaque 

Literal definition of " Why is a lego so hot? "
(don’t tell me i’m wrong cuz its true)
The names Macaque or the Six Eared Macaque, y’know is my full name.
Six Eared Macaque by ratsrcool June 10, 2022

Six Eared Macaque 

Have you seen that hot emo ass monkey? Oh yeah that one.
The definition of; " Why is a lego so hot? "
Six eared Macaque is a fine monke
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