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A fucking selfish specimen who takes no care over other peoples feelings or things. Self centred and clumsy this dude is a recipe for destruction and disaster, but is sometimes quite a good laugh. Can't handle drink (but believe they can!)
hahaha he's wasted- he's pulled a matasar!!!

you broke my shit.. you matasar!
Matasar by sallyborthwick October 19, 2010
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About to be, or on the verge of becoming poor. Having a very low income or not being able to afford the nescessities of life.
uh oh he's going matadar
Matadar by Yasmin Kanwar December 26, 2005
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matasavich 

Matasavich was sir name from Lithuania but was sadly changed to savage to make the family more British.
My sir name is savage but came from matasavich which came from lithuania.
matasavich by Mr barras September 13, 2016

matastrophe 

A subcategory of catastrophe involving a fiery demise.
The Hindenburg was a matastrophe.
matastrophe by EngineerNotPhysicist October 28, 2017

Mataharian 

I Derogetory term / Insult used to refer to lesser humans
Human of average intelligence : Hey look at that disgusting Mataharian
Mataharian by Pyfish October 11, 2022
A fat jobless virgin who only types "cry" "ratio" and "own" on twitter with his 5 GB of mobile data and 10 minutes of electricity everyday. People named Matahar don't reveal their name because it is a huge embarassment.
This Matahar guy stinks lol, he hasn't been outside his mom's basement
matahar by Jorge De Guzman November 4, 2022
My bf
My bfs name is matasam
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go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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