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Mapache is the Spanish term for racoon. The word mapache comes from the Aztec word for thief or stealing (mapachoa). Sometimes it is used to address someone who is not trustworthy.

In northern Mexico, mostly in Hermosillo and Chihuahua, it is also used as a derogatory term for black people. This is very racist... don't do it. The rest of Mexico and Latin America never uses the term that way.
A mapache came in at night and ate our leftovers.
That freaking mapache stole my wallet!
mapache by mayito_sbl June 29, 2016
Words you can keep
Used to describe a member of the African American society. Mexican Spanish term for "racoon." As is known, "coon" is derogatory word used for blacks, so mapache has the same meaning but is less offensive since hardly anybody knows the Spanish expression.
Pinche mapache (fucking n***)!
I don't feel comfortable in this place, there are too many mapaches in here.
mapache by Oidmoe February 25, 2005

malachedits 

malachedits is a Great and sweet editor with very cool edits and the best colorings. She is very nice and has the best tvdu faves <3
Malachedits is a super duper tvdu-tiktok Fanpage and editor.
malachedits by nika<3 February 26, 2022

malachenko 

one of my best friends who has been through hell and back with me , converted to a religion which has a god so he/she can save us from mrs logen. he she also goes by the name of michael bill brum or as his friends call him "annoying" he also has a masters degree in achieved nine months after fertilization. he is aldo not forever alone
he so smart he must be related to malachenko
malachenko by kingming11 January 8, 2012

mapachesexual

que le atraen los mapaches de una manera sexual. Nota: esto puede ser ilegal en algunos paises
mapachesexual los que se casan con mapaches

mamacheeta

a very angry mom, that gets annoyed easily with her daughters, real/adopted, and everything they do.
"you puts cones where.?"
"i'm goin mamacheeta."
mamacheeta by hahssjdjfjf July 27, 2009

malachey 

I am a malachey
malachey by Hi98713 November 23, 2021
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