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mainlander 

Referring to the Chinese who are not Hongkonger, people form Macau or Taiwan. So few of us are not Communists. These people are awful according to anyone who is not from the Chinese Mainland. But if you actually get to know some younger people with good education (or some who are not studying in the terrible brainwashing school system/studying abroad) they are normal/nice people just like most human beings.
A mainlander can be a devil or a good person, it depends on who you meet in life.

mainlander 

mainlanders are people from mainland part of china (basically the communist part) They are considered by their non mainland (hong kong and taiwan or non-communist) chinese counterparts to be annoying, vile and most of all disgusting (what do you expect when they are living through communism?) some modern tinkers are now considering to use the term mainlanders to describe a type of sub humanism(because where ever they go they seem to show very inhumane acts)..... like when the nazi described romanians as gypsies.
hey is that another subhuman mainlander take a shit inside a shopping mall?

the gurkha regiment should come back to hong kong and close up our borders from these mainlander fucks
mainlander by aryan male October 4, 2010

mainlander 

gongchandang: "Love live the People's Republic of China!"

other guy: "wtf is that mainlander doing"
mainlander by gimme the money May 14, 2017

mainlanders 

Mainlanders, a term used in Newfoundland to describe people from mainland Canada (Places other than Newfoundland and PEI).

Mainlanders often isult Newfoundlanders because of their lack of understanding of Newfoundland culture or just ignorance in general. Some view mainlanders as lazy and opinionated due to the fact that Newfoundlanders usually do most of the work (i.e the Alberta tar sands)
"God damn mainlanders..."
mainlanders by David456 May 29, 2007

mailandered 

to be screwed over by someone who says they love you, but all the while screwing anything that moves.
I got mailandered by John for a whole year!
mailandered by suck guppy December 21, 2008

Mainlander 

Used to discribe someone who is from mainland Australia. Used by people who live on the island of Tasmania.
John: I can’t believe your a Mainlander
Mainlander by The light blue caterpie September 9, 2018
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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