Mayomoiselle

Traditionally a delightful feminine condiment, a creamy concoction, a sophisticated spread... basically, mayonnaise with a French flair and a touch of sexy elegance. Think of it as the queen of creamy white dressings, oozing from her hole, ruling the realm of sandwiches and salads with a delicate, tangy hand

"I want Mayomoiselle, please! My salad needs a touch of French creamy royalty!."

by Mayo Slave April 21, 2025

Mayomoiselle

Mayomoiselle radiates the opulent, seductive majesty of a French royal courtesan, her velvet whispers, decadent allure weaving a spell of forbidden ecstasy and her creamy mayo that satisfies both physical and spiritual hunger, urging you to defy her regal seduction and tasty mayo before it ensnares your deepest desires.

My brother, this is giving Mayomoiselle vibes, try and resist at all cost if you can.

by Mayo Slave June 16, 2025

manmoiselle

The name given to a man that assumes the role of the woman around other male friends. Behavior exhibited usually consists of complaining, aggravation, or being overly possessive of the other men’s time or attention.

You ordered a beer and who cares if it is warm. Now why are you complaining about dirty napkins? Dude, we can't hang out if your going to act like a manmoiselle."

by Mister W. February 23, 2010

mademoiselle

Firstly, it's a french term defining a lady who is not married. Now we use it just for a lady.

I met a lot of beautiful mademoiselles when I was in Paris.

by Altoz January 3, 2005

mademoiselle

A French diminuitive of "Madame"; "Mademoiselle" means "My little lady". It once was used to signify an unmarried woman, but concidering that it is a diminutive of "Madame", now it is just used for girls and young women, and the professional title for women is "Madame".

Still, Mademoiselle is used for young women by their admirers.

"Mon Dieu! Bonjour, Mademoiselle, je m'appel..."

by Lorelili March 19, 2006

Mademoiselle Berg

This French teacher is insane. She is also the epitome of a prude. Will flip out at you for talking in English or not knowing how to conjugate verbs in the subjonctif. Freaking crazy. She throws markers at students' heads and does the Thriller dance at homecoming.

student #1: Omg screw my life.
student #2: What's up, dude?
student #1: My math teacher just pulled a Mademoiselle Berg.
student #2: Maannn... I'm sorry, dude.

by 76thTrombone November 12, 2010