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A variation of mayate, a derogatory term used by Mexicans towards black people. Mayuge is not well known and is not well recognized by blacks like the more popular term "mayate" so using it in public is more discreet. Mayuge has been heard in use amongst East LA gang members.
We don't go to that side of town, there's too many mayuges over there
mayuge by fernheap May 20, 2016
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A derogatory term used by a Latino towards a black person, same meaning as "mayate" but much less common.
We don't go to that side of town, there's too many "mayuges".
Mayuge by fernheap June 24, 2016
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Derrogatory term used towards African / Black decent. In recent days Blacks / Africans have become familiar with the derived term "Mayate", Mayugo is derived word.

Also derived from the word Mayugado, which in spanish means a smashed, and dark, almost rotten like color of the bannana.
Ese pinche Mayugo needs to pull his pants up..
Mayugo by EL PROFE..! November 15, 2006
The cutest, smartest girl in the world. Very adorable and makes everyone smile. You can't help but to be in a good mood when in the presence of a Mayuree. Lovable and happy. A joy to be around. Smart, funny and loyal. Likes to help others. Everyone loves a Mayuree.
Mayuree is a happy little princess
Mayuree by sfbdflash February 3, 2010
(Verb) The act of not getting some after hanging out with a girl for more than a half hour.
Malugee: Dude, I was dancing with a girl at The Jug, she even brought be back to her room.

Bro: Did you get any?

Malugee: Naw, bra. I was maluged.
Maluged by jaydeealex September 23, 2009

mayuresh 

Literally means King of Peacocks
you're so colorful you look like mayuresh
mayuresh by Jonts July 31, 2006

Maugerville 

Small ass town in New Brunswick between Fredericton and Oromocto, it has a big Potatoe.
"Where the hell is a big potatoe?!" Where the hell is Maugerville???"
Maugerville by Kenny Michaels March 3, 2009
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