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Origin is from South Africa and is used to describe a pleasant or unpleasant experience.
Can be used as Madir or Madhir and in conjunction with Choote.
Pleasant: "That Lambo looks Madir."
Unpleasant: "That Madir food made me sick"
Madir by Dbncharo123 June 12, 2018
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Madir is a term for a people that usually say girl/woman are the worst creation in the world. They hate feminists. They hate woman but still say 'i love you' to their mother.
"I HATE YOU, MADIR" said Mamat.
"FUCK OFF, MADIR! you gross"
MADIR by SudokuGurl September 24, 2019
noun, a combination of Madam and Sir. A respectful and non-binary word used to address someone in public without offending them.

Pronounced like "Matter"
Not knowing the gender identity of the person in front of him identifies with, Joshua exclaimed, "Pardon me, Madir, you dropped your wallet."
Madir by nathanplacroix February 5, 2019
A word that can be used in many forms. Invented by Charous (South Africans of Indian descent). Used in esteem or anger or used as an adjective for something amazing.
Esteem:
That bra (guy) dallad (hooked up with) 3 stekkies (girls) at the jol (club) last night! What a fucking Madhir!

Anger:
I'll fuck you up! You fucking Madhir!

Adjective:
Your new rims are fucking Madhir ekse! (friend)
Madhir by Pieter Poes March 5, 2015

Madeira Pince-Nez 

Similar to beer goggles, but for the more refined. Synonymous with the 'sherry monocle'.
"Stephen Fry doesn't have beer goggles, he has Madeira Pince-Nez."

Madicus Long 

An alias, like Heywood Jablome or Mike Hunt, that can be given to the ladies.
Deana: So, what's your name?
Trav: Madicus Long. How about yours?
Deana: Consuelo
Trav: This should work out well.
Madicus Long by Linda's Boyfriend December 24, 2008
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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