The martenitsa is a unique Bulgarian custom. It is made especially for 1 of March when according to the Bulgarians, the new agricultural year begins. It is a kind of amulet - twisted and tasseled red and white threads. The red, according to the folk beliefs,has the power of the sun and can give live to every living creature.
On the first of March children and adults put martenitsi(pl) on their clothes. The martenitsi are tied to bring health. Domestic animals and fruit-bearing trees are also adorned with martenitsa in the belief that it brings fertility. According to the popular custom, they wear until they see a stork, a swallow or a fruit tree in blossom for the first time. Then they take the martenitsi off and tie it on a tree or place it under a stone. Nine days later people try to divine their future by the insects arround the amulets.
The most cutest girl you will ever see in your life! She's super nice and people call her by her nickname Mariana.She sometimes fears stuff. but she wont let it fear her. Shes brave and protects her friends. Having a Marianita is rare but the most special person you'll ever have.
Special peoplelike Marianita are the best people I'll ever have!
The negative effect of Maternity on a previously hot chick. A combination of the words "Maternity" & "Traumatized". Syptoms include abnormally large butt, muffintops, and saggy breasts.
Ted: "Hey I hooked up with Karen last night!"
Vince: "So what? She's been maternitized"
Proper noun; a tranny who is working on 'her' manliness. This can be achieved a multiple of ways; having a bad wig, not shaving your tranny legs, forgetting to put coverup on your beard, or generally not being a good tranny.
Variants; matranical - the act of being a matranic.
Look at that hot mess over there in the sand, she's a straight up Matranic!
Did that tranny leave her makeup at home, she's totally matranical.
That Matranic has a full beard, somebody tell that bitch to shave.
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."