Maisa
Sexy, pretty, smart wonderful person. Usually good at writing and very entertaining. Skinny and has a good body. Completly gorgeous but doesn't know it quite yet. Fun and funny.
Maisa by Anrique1234 December 6, 2009
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L'maisa
Adjective-/Verbal-Participle; Originally from Hebrew infinitive form of the verb "to make/do" (`-s-h), borrowed into Talmudic Aramaic, and then borrowed into the common vernacular.
Definition: Practically speaking, practically, realistically, in practicality, in action.
Pronounced /lmaisa/, with the vowel between the el and em being omitted, or pronounced like the vowel in "bit" or "bet". This vowel can hover somewhere in between that area of pronunciation. Stress the nuclear (middle) syllable.
Used by Jews in everyday speech. It's not particular to any language, but it is most commonly used in English. The word is inflected with the use of auxiliary verbs, like in Yiddish. The word is best said with emphasis and a tad of sing-song.
See Yeshivish.
Definition: Practically speaking, practically, realistically, in practicality, in action.
Pronounced /lmaisa/, with the vowel between the el and em being omitted, or pronounced like the vowel in "bit" or "bet". This vowel can hover somewhere in between that area of pronunciation. Stress the nuclear (middle) syllable.
Used by Jews in everyday speech. It's not particular to any language, but it is most commonly used in English. The word is inflected with the use of auxiliary verbs, like in Yiddish. The word is best said with emphasis and a tad of sing-song.
See Yeshivish.
maiar
Maiar \ `mī • är \
(Noun) Elrond’s killer blockchain app that will radically change how people view and use blockchain, crypto, and money.
(Verb) The act of sending value to someone using the Maiar app, as in: “I’ll maiar you the funds”, or “Mom maiar’d me beer money, let’s party” or “Hey, do you maiar?”
(Noun) Elrond’s killer blockchain app that will radically change how people view and use blockchain, crypto, and money.
(Verb) The act of sending value to someone using the Maiar app, as in: “I’ll maiar you the funds”, or “Mom maiar’d me beer money, let’s party” or “Hey, do you maiar?”
As in: “I’ll maiar you the funds”, or “Mom maiar’d me beer money, let’s party” or “Hey, do you maiar?”
maiar by #LetsDrewThis February 3, 2021
maisarah
Maisarah is from arabic words.
يسر.
Which means ease.
But 'Maisarah' means easiness, glorious, and sometimes it it used to say 'left wing' in a war. Used by Arab people.
Rasulullah p.b.u.h used to trade with a guy who named Maisarah.
Maisarah can be used to call a funny girl. Clever and always determine in what they do. Sometimes they are matured, sometimes annoying.
يسر.
Which means ease.
But 'Maisarah' means easiness, glorious, and sometimes it it used to say 'left wing' in a war. Used by Arab people.
Rasulullah p.b.u.h used to trade with a guy who named Maisarah.
Maisarah can be used to call a funny girl. Clever and always determine in what they do. Sometimes they are matured, sometimes annoying.
maisarah by KucingPandaiBerenang December 26, 2016
Maidan character
A pale, usually white haired woobie bishonen character who is (or at least pretends to be) very innocent and soft-spoken.
They are usually the youngest members of the group and serve as the heart, if they arent the youngest or are in a darker setting, they sometimes are (or pretend to be) dominant and manipulative and serve as the head instead, or both.
They are usually the youngest members of the group and serve as the heart, if they arent the youngest or are in a darker setting, they sometimes are (or pretend to be) dominant and manipulative and serve as the head instead, or both.
A: "I just started playing this game called Omori, Basil is such a Maidan character!"
B: "Nah, the real Maidan character is definitely Fushi from To Your Eternity."
B: "Nah, the real Maidan character is definitely Fushi from To Your Eternity."
Maidan character by The Popcat November 5, 2022
maika ti da eba
maika ti da eba by DaniEbacha December 11, 2018
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