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Mayaaz is an Arabic name for a male. Tall brown handsome and greek god bod. The kind of guy anyone can get comfortable with. Easy to fall for, difficult to forget. The more time you spend the closer you're drawn in. An ability to love like no other paralleled by none.
Look mayaaz is here, I missed him
mayaaz by ladiesman2012 May 20, 2017
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An intelligent, kind and loving person. Beautiful inside out.
She is beautiful as Mafaza
mafaza by Wilow November 22, 2021
And amazingly spicy being meant to be cherished. Very rare, insanely gorgeous, mega intelligent. Being around her is so fun.
"Wow that girl is beautiful, smart, and has a great personality. She's so Mafaza, you should wife her."
mafaza by Wilow November 22, 2021
mafaz is strict
mafaz by instgram.com12345 May 1, 2021
She is gorgeous and Her eyes will hypnotize any man that looks at them.

you'll find many other girls jealous of her beauty which will often land her in the middle of a scandal.

Every girl want to be her, and every man wants to have her. She keeps her friends close.
She has a small group of really close friends and loves them all. She's not fake.
She is beautiful, smart,she is mafaza
mafaza by Wilow November 22, 2021
The physical reaction you have to certain foods which may for what ever reason cause you to shimmy a little especially in your shoulders and neck. This reaction may also involve a puckered face or cause saliva to flow more. Typically experienced when eating unique combinations of sour, tart or very sweet flavors.
Sip....shimmy shimmy... Whoa that watermelon lime martini with a twist has some mazaaz!

Have you ever seen a baby taste a lemon for the first time? It's so funny to see the mazaaz finally hit them.
mazaaz by BJ Beatdown April 9, 2016
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