Madamel

Someone you can trust, and speak to, he remains sober even though his friends dont. He's tall and people always confuse his name with Madame, he doesnt like to sleeo at night and eats very slowly.

He's geniunely nice , have a Madamel in your life.

This guy hasnt finished his burger yet, is really a Madamel...

by jbdianemada November 21, 2021

Madamel

Someone you can trust, and speak to, he remains sober even though his friends dont. He's tall and people always confuse his name with Madame, he doesnt like to sleeo at night and eats very slowly.

He's geniunely nice , have a Madamel in your life

He didn't finish his burger yet? Ah he's such a Madamel!

by jbdianemada November 21, 2021

Madamel

Madamel is someone you can trust, he's real and authentic, he stays sober even though his friends don't. He's pretty tall around 6'4 and people usually confuse his name with "madame". Madamel eats really slowly and doesn't like to sleep at proper hours, but overall Madamel is a great friend and a guy you can speak to. He's geniunely nice, have a Madamel in your life.

This guy hasn't finish his burger yet? Ah he's such a Madamel...

by jbdianemada November 22, 2021

Madame Pipi

In France and in other places, Madame Pipi is the title given to female rest room attendants.

Madame Pipi presided over the rest room; keeping it sanitary and providing soap and hand towels.

by Cranberry Bob August 19, 2021

Madame Muffin

A girl who insists on wearing shirts that are absurdly tight and skinny jeans, resulting in an "extreme" muffin top.

I swear, madame muffin over there is poppin out blueberrys

by mella rouge July 27, 2008

Madame Two-Swords

Compound noun, for a lady who enjoys the company of men, or more than one man at a time. The F in an MMF skin flick.

A female capable of handling multiple able swordsmen.

The hog in a roast.

Brian and I couldn't believe our luck. We were out down the boozer the other night and met a madame two-swords, took her back and gave her a right roasting.

by WaltD007 March 29, 2019

Madame Bovary Syndrome

From Gustave Flaubert’s 1857 novel, modern Madame Bovary syndrome refers to a woman plagued with tendency to assume massive consumer debt in order to support a chic or extravagant life-style.

My rejection of the “ownership society” clashed with my former wife’s Madame Bovary Syndrome. Her profligate consumerism and aspirations for the “pretty life” lead to mountains of credit card debt.

by Muyuna April 12, 2005