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A last name, most notably that of American businessman Isaac Mashman. This name, going back several hundred years, was made popular from his presence on, and offline and through his various business endeavors. The name has since been used as the forefront of multiple businesses.
Person #1: "Have you heard of the Mashman name?"
Person #2: "I think I've seen it, but tell me more."
Person #1: "The dude you're probably thinking of is Isaac Mashman. He's someone you should check out!"
Person #2: "What does he do?"
Person #1: "If you're into business, or want to build a brand, you have got to check his work."
Mashman by Ellis Elway April 10, 2021
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taegan maishman 

A nice little poet boy who loves the sitar and hates going to school and track!!! Always taegan the L.
Taegan Maishman was taegan the L at FDU.
taegan maishman by Taegan February 14, 2018

Marshman 

1. One who resides in the marsh
2. A state of being most commonly associated with copious amounts of MDMA from Panconqueso
Tristan is a marshman
Marshman by Marshlord March 19, 2023

Marshman 

1. One who resides in the marshlands
2. A state of being often fueled by MDMA or cocaine
3. Head punisher
Tristan turned into a marshman last night
Marshman by Marshlord March 23, 2023
An illegal firearms dealer, slang specifically used in the Greater London Metropolitan Area
"Buck me my slime, there's a new mashman on the block."
mashman by Vexatha October 12, 2023
'run up into the set and got surrounded by bare mashmans'

Seth- 'wanna come to this party on saterday?'
Callum- 'na boy, heard there is bare mashmanz attending'
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