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Marsalis Avenues
A Blood gang in Southeast Oak Cliff, TX. Down the street from the notorious Kiest N Polk intersection. FuCK Sunnyside Boys, Marsalis fo' life. Named after Marsalis Ave., which is named after the creator of Oak Cliff.
Marsalis Avenues by Marsalis Representa February 28, 2010
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marsalis • Marsalis Avenues • The Wynton Marsalis • maralise • marmalise • marmalised • marsalese • marsalicious • Marsaline • marsalsa
The Wynton Marsalis
While wiping one's ass after dropping a deuce, an individual releases a fart, of which the sound pitch changes because of the location of the hand and toilet paper near the anal region.
Similar to when a trumpet player would apply a "plunger" during play to change the sound of his instrument. Wynton Marsalis is considered one of the best Trumpet players of our time, hence the name "The Wynton Marsalis".
The Wynton Marsalis by Mitch583 May 17, 2010
Maryalissa
A sweet strong-willed intelligent beauty, sometimes fresh. Knows her own mind. Knows what she wants, but asks herself before getting it "Do I need it". A rare quality in females!!
Maryalissa by Spiced Boogaloo February 6, 2010
marialis
She is very beautiful and she is very kind never selfish and she has a lot of patience she doesn’t like backstabbing fake people. she has a lot of friends and she is very popular and all the dudes are crazy for her she likes to play sports never stays mad at someone but if you do her wrong she will never talk to you the same as before and is a badass.
marialis by Ur guys wife September 27, 2018
marmalise
Marmalise,
1. to unleash upon a person and completely and utterly destroy them into a pool of viscous orange bio-soup
2. In the event that a person, unintentionally and unfavourably falls into a vat or marmalade, thus becomeing marmalised.
1. to unleash upon a person and completely and utterly destroy them into a pool of viscous orange bio-soup
2. In the event that a person, unintentionally and unfavourably falls into a vat or marmalade, thus becomeing marmalised.
marselis
A marselis is a term used to describe an extremely problematic day you would be having. Usually a day in which nothing is going right, and everything you touch, you break.
I'm having the worst marselis day you've ever known.
Everything I do today is marselis.
I've marselised my day up today.
Everything I do today is marselis.
I've marselised my day up today.
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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