A type of knife attack used mainly to show power from the user to the subject of the attack.
The knife is held loosely with the blade facing down, between the base of the thumb and next to the knuckle. It is then brought near the face of the subject and "flicked" at them, to give a light cut.
It will not do much damage but will show that the user could do a lot more to the subject.
The knife is held loosely with the blade facing down, between the base of the thumb and next to the knuckle. It is then brought near the face of the subject and "flicked" at them, to give a light cut.
It will not do much damage but will show that the user could do a lot more to the subject.
the leader of a gang would use majes to some one that just entered the gang and screwed up in one way or another to get them back in line.
by jaceame April 03, 2011
Not to be confused with the costarrican mae. Maje is a word vastly used in Honduras, El Salvador and Nicaragua and it basically stands for "Dude" but can also be used in several contexts. It may also mean dumb or fool.
1. Qué ondas, maje? What´s up, dude?
2. No seas maje, maje! (don´t be a fool, dude! This is my favorite)
2. No seas maje, maje! (don´t be a fool, dude! This is my favorite)
by joseinbcn April 04, 2011
by ahmedbin khales March 12, 2017
1) like stupid,
2) bad ass
can also be used when talking to friends,
it all depends when and how you use it
(used mostly by Central Americans)
2) bad ass
can also be used when talking to friends,
it all depends when and how you use it
(used mostly by Central Americans)
by whatever no1 cares March 17, 2008
A great guy who's really cute. He is very good at playing soccer, and he has an awesome sense of humor. sometimes he can be kind of strange around friends, but when he's around the girl of his dreams, he's really sweet. Usually Majeed's dream girl's name starts with a J.
by IJpoop August 24, 2012
Dude. Something you say to buddies in Central America, Costa Rica in particular. Pronounced rapidly as "ma-eh," and thus is often confused and spelled as mae.
by yayoplaya October 25, 2005