märäyttää
In Finnish slang, the verb 'märäyttää' refers to defecating when the feces is not very solid, e.g. when having diarrhea. Possible English language equivalents might be "taking a diarrhea dump" or "having a soggy crap".
(Finnish) "Märäytin(märäyttää) syötyäni kurjan kebabin."
(Freely translated to English) "I took a diarrhea dump after eating a lousy kebab."
(Freely translated to English) "I took a diarrhea dump after eating a lousy kebab."
märäyttää by Attitude Dude January 3, 2008
Maraya
Maraya is a girl who is very silly. She has a great personality and she loves hanging with freinds. She’s very pretty but doesn’t know it. She has a beautiful and kind soul but she can be mean if you get in her wrong side but she will forgive because she cares about having a great life with many freinds and how they think about her. But an Maraya is a great person with lots of love
marayah
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Manmayee
Manmayee is a great girl. She has the biggest smile, and will always light up your day. She’s beautiful, kind, smart and utterly fabulous. She can be serious, but incredibly funny, and will make you laugh sooo hard. Never lose a friend like Manmayee. You’ll be depressed for life of you do.
Manmayee by Dying_in_a_swimming_pool January 13, 2020
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May also be spelt Brought-upsie
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