Marriagina
person 1: Rolando got married already? he's only known her for 3 months.
person 2: Yeah some marriagina got him.
person 2: Yeah some marriagina got him.
Marriagina by SPARTANGLORY July 19, 2009
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mariaignacia
The name Mariaignacia is a unique name in the United States but in Chile its a very common name. People with this name are mostly short but some can be tall. They are super out going, funny, smart, and so much more. Their known for their open and large hearts, some can be hurt very easily and other not so much.
mariaignacia by 56xALissa September 25, 2020
marriageable
Of an age suitable for marriage, especially used to refer to a woman at the beginning of her childbearing years; nubile.
For most of recorded history in Asia, Africa, and Europe, men could be considered marriageable at 14 years and women at 12 years, although usually both parties had to be physically mature enough to consummate the marriage.
The bride is usually between 12-25 years of age, traditionally; depending on where and when the setting is, a bride 18 years of age can be seen as too young, too old, or perfectly marriageable; Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans and Ancient Hebrews, like much of Africa and South Asia today, wanted to marry their daughters off before she gave into physical temptation and had sex before she was married. Vikings, on the other hand, preferred a bride closer to age 20, in full bloom.
The groom, on the other hand, can be any age from a few years younger than the bride to roughly her age to at least a decade older than her.
Until recently, the quinceañera and sweet sixteen parties marked a young woman's entry into adulthood and marriageable age; now that so few women are married that early, both have lost some meaning and degenerated into excess.
The bride is usually between 12-25 years of age, traditionally; depending on where and when the setting is, a bride 18 years of age can be seen as too young, too old, or perfectly marriageable; Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans and Ancient Hebrews, like much of Africa and South Asia today, wanted to marry their daughters off before she gave into physical temptation and had sex before she was married. Vikings, on the other hand, preferred a bride closer to age 20, in full bloom.
The groom, on the other hand, can be any age from a few years younger than the bride to roughly her age to at least a decade older than her.
Until recently, the quinceañera and sweet sixteen parties marked a young woman's entry into adulthood and marriageable age; now that so few women are married that early, both have lost some meaning and degenerated into excess.
marriageable by Lorelili November 30, 2013
marriagetarian
Anyone who becomes a vegetarian, or who increases his level of vegetarianism so that his superveggie boo b) will marry him, or b) won't dump him. Though the phenomenon has not been observed in women, it is theoretically possible.
Nat became a level 5 vegan (won't eat anything that casts a shadow) so that Sonia wouldn't dump his ass. For a carrot.
Fekking marriagetarians are ruining the meet market.
Fekking marriagetarians are ruining the meet market.
marriagetarian by Joe Joe the Doorknob Slayer December 13, 2008
Marrianna
A girl who is one of a kind and is a firm definition of beautiful She is always smiling and laughing trying to make things better and gives her all when she wants to give up she loves to draw and has a whole lot of talent she doesn't care what people say about her and has an attitude that comes out when it needs to so that's basically marrianna
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