From Spanish.
Much, Really Much, More.
It's used to describe a great quantity of something, or enfatize something.
Much, Really Much, More.
It's used to describe a great quantity of something, or enfatize something.
Es Mazo de fuerte! ( Es Muy Fuerte! ) --> It's Really Stroger!
Habia Mazo de Gente ( Habia Mucha Gente ) --> There Where Too many People
Habia Mazo de Gente ( Habia Mucha Gente ) --> There Where Too many People
by ImGoingBlind April 9, 2006
Mazoe's, tend to have an interesting personality type. They are more reserved and less confident but can definitely point out when your wrong and will always stand up for themselves. Mazoes tend to have a sarcastic humor and like to make fun of otherwise but never in a mean way. They are some of the best people to confide in as they keep your secrets. they are also aware of how your feeling and can help you in stressful situations. They tend to not be hugely popular but have a tight circle of friends. They also love to laugh.
by unitonwheels February 22, 2021
its generally a strong type of fungus typically found in South Africa and offices in the South East Regions of North America.
That Mazo is near impossible to get rid of; Insecticides is the best way to get rid of Mazo; Mazo can attach itself to any object. Part of the Coccidioidomycosis (cocci)family
by Researcher521 June 20, 2017
Is the word spanish more of Madrid Spain, Means that an object is very beautiful, "Mola" is "like" and "Mazo" of quantity
by Roo46 June 7, 2017
Jim: So what school did you go to?
Jane: That shit hole in Newmarket.
Jim: Ohh! You mean Mazo De La Roche?
Jane: That shit hole in Newmarket.
Jim: Ohh! You mean Mazo De La Roche?
by iloveeverything!rainbowbunnies March 2, 2011