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Anything you want. It’s meaning is determined by context.
“Just bought a briefcase for a pound. Feeling proper magey right now.”

“This cafe forgot my soup and didn’t offer me a free slice of lemon cake. That was well magey of them.”

“The guys and I played a game of footie with some mageys in our hand. I nearly spilt mine!”
Magey by Goalwax August 31, 2018
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1. To make a complete ass out of one self
2. To stupify everybody around you with random comments
1. What a fucking magey.
2. That comment was incredibly mageing
magey by nigga August 6, 2003
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magey • macey • Mage • Magenta • magee • magellan • madeya • Maeylik • Magay • magen
what a magey
magey by Anonymous August 12, 2003
i think im cool but im really not
mageykool
magey by lol August 11, 2003
1. Sook
2. fgt
3. crap in wars
That guy is helll magey stylez.

I played like magey tonight...
magey by HeatoN August 11, 2003
The Name Maeylik Means Unique.
To Give Yourself Meaning; To Give Yourself Purpose.
To Not Be Defined By Your Name, But To Define Your Name Yourself.
I Am Maeylik.
Maeylik by Maeylik December 31, 2021
The Voice Of The Voiceless, The Fighter Of The Weak, A Fighting Warrior.
Who Can Change This World? Only one answer, Maeylik.
Maeylik by YvgKilla August 6, 2019
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