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Its a tamil word meaning 'kiruku punda'.
Poda mathesh means poda kiruku punda
mathesh by Unknown4507 November 22, 2021
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Chill guy and is a class clown he loves to make people laugh but never shows his emotions and always has a smiling face to be positive. Some girls like him because he’s adorable and he has a kind heart anyone would like and amazing with kids
Hey look all the kids are playing with him and everyone loves him
Yh he’s Mathesh

Mani Mathesh 

A very handsome Gamer dude who is the definition of Smartness
Every one needs a friend like Mani Mathesh
Mani Mathesh by Vlexer January 11, 2023
Ceremoniously crowned king. Studious , Intelligent , jovial by nature. Attracts girls and has a way with them.A boy Casanova.Likes to speak to girls indirectly rather than in person.
Named after Maha Shiva The Destroyer.
A person who can make anyone's life 💯% better.
Mahesh by Drax007 August 15, 2018
Ceremoniously crowned king. Studious , Intelligent , jovial by nature,a person who can make Ur life 💯% better.
Usually a boy Casanova and good with girls than boys.
That boy looks like Mahesh, I love h 😍
Mahesh by Drax007 August 15, 2018

Maheshwari 

Maheshwari are royal people. They're talented businessmen and just perfect for anything.
Sanskar Maheshwari is a successful person.
Maheshwari by swasanraglak May 2, 2018

mathesque 

mathesque is an adjective meaning to have very math like qualities, usually a negative thing
Kevin: so how's math homework going?

Kat: very mathesque

Kevin: gross
mathesque by RejectedWeIrDo April 22, 2011
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hey let's get a drink of that?

go ahead
*takes drink* ugh wtf is that?

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