Marlanique
Marlanique by Kmarine0120 January 6, 2017
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Martinique
While frequently thought to refer to an island in the eastern Caribbean, Martinique can also refer to that special type of lady in one's life whose kick-assedness, sexiness, and sense of humor put all other women to shame. She is a molotov cocktail of verve and elan, with just a hint of swagger. She is also reputed to be a tiger in the sack.
Martinique by Dr. Octogynecologist February 3, 2010
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Martinique
\ˌmär-tə-ˈnēk\
Geographical location. An island in the eastern Carribbean sea which is part of France, which is part of the European Union. French is its official language, though Antillean Creole is commonly spoken as well.
Geographical location. An island in the eastern Carribbean sea which is part of France, which is part of the European Union. French is its official language, though Antillean Creole is commonly spoken as well.
I think I'll vacation in Martinique this winter, because I have a lot of disposable income and a desire to travel to exotic locations!
Martinique by midwestcoast February 4, 2010
marnique
marténique
A force of nature of varying and sometimes at complete opposites. She is tender and brave. She is fiery yet gentle. She is passionate yet sensitive. She is beyond description, really.
marténique by Jussibell September 21, 2016
Martinique
Martinique, a small island in the Caribbean held a flag redesign in early January of 2023. All of the flags were terrible.
A Martinique is a group of absolute tragedies.
A Martinique is a group of absolute tragedies.
Martinique by SP22222222 January 18, 2023
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