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(noun)

A name that feels like a warm memory. Margust is the kind of person who doesn't say much at first but when he opens up, it's like reading your favorite book—comforting, familiar, and hard to put down.

To know a Margust is to be wrapped in a kind of quiet comfort. His presence is the type that lingers—a calm, steady rhythm like a love song on a rainy night. He listens without needing to speak much, loves without needing to be loud about it. and when he loves… it’s not fire, but a hearth. gentle, glowing, real.

They say everyone at least once in their life, deserves a Margust. Someone who reminds you that softness still exists in a world that often forgets how to be kind. even if he's only borrowed time, even if he’s just a chapter in your story, a Margust that leaves a part of himself in your story.
"You were my Margust.”
Margust by yksihs April 24, 2025
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(noun)

A name that feels like a warm memory. Margust is the kind of person who doesn't say much at first but when he opens up it's like reading your favorite book—comforting, familiar, and hard to put down.

at first, Margust might seem like a mystery wrapped in stillness, the kind of person who keeps the doors of his heart slightly ajar, never flung wide. He doesn't rush to unfold himself. But when he does slowly and gently it feels like discovering the plot twist in your favorite novel, the one that changes everything.

To know a Margust is to be wrapped in a kind of quiet comfort. His presence is the type that lingers—a calm, steady rhythm like a love song on a rainy night. He listens without needing to speak much, loves without needing to be loud about it. and when he loves… it’s not fire, but a hearth.

they say everyone, at least once in their life deserves a Margust. someone who reminds you that softness still exists in a world that often forgets how to be kind. even if he's only borrowed time, even if he’s just a chapter in your story, a Margust whose kind of soul who doesn’t enter loudly, but leaves echoes long after he's gone.
“You were my Margust.”
Margust by yksihs April 24, 2025
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DeTomaso Mangusta 

A Ford V8 powered, midengine two seater of the late 60's and early 70's, produced by DeTomaso Automobili of Italy. The name means "mongoose". It was sort of an inside joke between Alejandro DeTomaso and Carroll Shelby who produced the Shelby Cobra, also a Ford V8 powered two seat sportscar. Ford fell in love with the Mangusta, and saw it as a potential 'Vette fighter, but, needed an all new car to meet the upcoming Federal safety and emission standards, and so, approached Alejandro concerning a joint venture sportscar to be named the PANTERA (Italian for PANTHER).
The DeTomaso Mangusta was featured as BILL's car in KILL BILL.
The month of August, dedicated to men and only men. Women shall be making sandwiches nonstop while men drink beer and watch preseason football.
Hey bizznitch, aren't you supposed to be in the kitched during Mangust?
Mangust by itsmenoreallyitis November 10, 2010
Hunter Marguet gets all the girs
Marguet by TheyLoveEight March 24, 2022
when cats lie down and look all fat

originates from the term margrat bulb

margrat coz thats what my grandmas called

and bulb coz they look like light bulbs kinda...
all pussies are margus
Margus by EmzehEve+Jess December 31, 2007

Mangusteen 

a type of feral animal living in the midst of dunes vibing. Sometimes keeps itself apoltical.
Also a fruit.
"Yo, did you listen McMangusteen supah lit mixtape?" - Mangusteen
"Mitä teet kun se tulee2 - mangus
Mangusteen by Mangusteen October 6, 2020
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