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mawap by StayhumbleYT April 13, 2024
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mawap
mawap by StayhumbleYT April 13, 2024
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mawar by Uwaisisepicgamer June 24, 2021
Mahapatra
Its basically an awarded Title which was given to brahmins - a Hindu caste.
Primarily found in old Central & East Parts of Pre-Independent India,from area once ruled by legendary Rāma i.e Awadh (United Provinces) to Gondwana (Madhya Pradesh/Central Provinces) vertically downward to horizontally all right to it upto Bengal Province i.e. including indian state odisha & neighbouring country bangladesh with an exception of Maulika Kayastha having same or similar named family, although adding separately that Kayastha are one of the most literate sub-castes of India and are particularly playing role of improving number of literates in Geographic East India {may be due to their roots lies in East India},even in backward regions like Jharkhand,Odisha,Bihar & Purvanchal.
Primarily found in old Central & East Parts of Pre-Independent India,from area once ruled by legendary Rāma i.e Awadh (United Provinces) to Gondwana (Madhya Pradesh/Central Provinces) vertically downward to horizontally all right to it upto Bengal Province i.e. including indian state odisha & neighbouring country bangladesh with an exception of Maulika Kayastha having same or similar named family, although adding separately that Kayastha are one of the most literate sub-castes of India and are particularly playing role of improving number of literates in Geographic East India {may be due to their roots lies in East India},even in backward regions like Jharkhand,Odisha,Bihar & Purvanchal.
Mahapatra by indianpastoral August 21, 2020
Majappetizer
When your girl Maja is so much more tasty than what you're about to eat... then you have a Majappetizer.
Majappetizers are usually pretty damn hot - it cannot be served cold.
Majappetizers are usually pretty damn hot - it cannot be served cold.
Majappetizer by Jiji_ October 3, 2023
Mawaddah
She is definition of roses. She is so beautiful but she is lack of confidence and didn't realised how beautiful she is. She has gorgeous eyes. She is so kind and had good heart. She a soft spoken people and also funny if youre close to her.
malaphor
After two martinis, Bill was spewing malaphors like "he'll do anything at the drop of a bucket" and "we missed our door of opportunity"
malaphor by Gerry Todd September 11, 2010
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