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The name for the absolute coolest guy in the world. He is a Sherpa. Enough said.
Guy 1: Dude. That guy is a Sherpa and his name is Mingmar.

Guy 2: No way. That is so money!

Guy 1: I know!
Mingmar by M to the mar October 29, 2008
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A guy who is so MONEY there isn't a word to describe him.
Guy 1: Who is that yo?

Guy 2: That's Mingmar

Guy 1: Damn, he's money fool.

Guy 2: He's more than money yo...
Mingmar by mingmar January 12, 2009
Related Words

Mingmar Nurbu 

"Mingmar Nurbu" is everyone's brother!!! although he is friendly with everyone, he likes a girl name SHELLY
mingmar nurbu: watches too much anime and reads too much manga/webtoon
Mingmar Nurbu by lis2nni3 July 13, 2022
Quite simply a mixture of a minger (someone who fell out of the butt ugly tree and hit the sphincter on the way down) and a fucktard (someone who isn't retarded, but who is so stupid/annoying/idiotic, that they sure do appear that way.)
Not only was that barmaid as fat an ugly as a hippo, she couldn't even subtract 4 from 10. What a mingtard!
mingtard by Hayes Benedict Thompson September 16, 2007

migmarian 

Canadian Slang that means "homeboy".
"Yo, you see Ralph over there? He's my migmarian."
migmarian by RoasterStrudel June 6, 2016
A speech impediment, speech defect, stuttering or stammering of a person.
Hey! Do you know mingmang? She always mingmang.
mingmang by Jezra March 9, 2017
originally used by marzuk ingar as a nickname, until he realised mingar was a bit too close to minger which of course means very ugly.

mingar= ugly being
marzuk: i know, ive got a wicked nickname, mingar!!
aysha: that means ugly!
marzuk: no it doesnt!

(a few days later)
Marzuk: my nicknames mingar!! heavvy!!
Cousin:umm...mate that means ugly
Marzuk: (embarrased) oh!.....
mingar by izi February 15, 2005
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