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marcosin 

VERB

1. take (another person's property) without permission or legal right and without intending to return it.
"Hey, Blengblong. I'll marcosin Jake's wallet tomorrow evening."

synonyms: marcos, marcosed, minarcos, nagmarcos, magmarcos
marcosin by primohiraya March 7, 2022

Marcosin 

A word to describe that you are about to steal something e.g. meme, Facebook post, quotable quotes, etc. The word originates from the last name of one of the greatest thieves in history: Ferdinand Marcos, Sr.
I love what you wrote! Marcosin ko!
Marcosin by Knight Black May 29, 2022

Marcosita 

Mexican name: Marcosita is the deranged female version of the male name Marcos.

Can be used as a drag queen name for a guy called Marcos... or just not at all.

I suggest you dont name your kid this its too embarrassing.
Raul: "Hi marcos"

Marcos: "Im Marcosita now!" *Flips hair* *Puckers lips*
Marcosita by Xxest96xX July 26, 2018

Marcusing 

When you say the stupidest fucking thing possible to elicit a response
Are you asking that as a serious question or are you just Marcusing now?
Marcusing by MeganFink November 15, 2018

marcoing 

Awkwardly trying to squeeze in between people because one does not want to be on the end of something, I.E. a stand in a stadium.
Sorry about marcoing in here guys, I just really didn't want to be on the end of these stands.
marcoing by whale1258 November 20, 2011

marcusing 

The act of showing up randomly when someone least expects it. Also, the act of trying to take things that don't belong to you.
He came up in our room and was straight up marcusing those cookies.
marcusing by Hot Comb Committee October 15, 2009
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