mingar 

originally used by marzuk ingar as a nickname, until he realised mingar was a bit too close to minger which of course means very ugly.

mingar= ugly being

marzuk: i know, ive got a wicked nickname, mingar!!
aysha: that means ugly!
marzuk: no it doesnt!

(a few days later)
Marzuk: my nicknames mingar!! heavvy!!
Cousin:umm...mate that means ugly
Marzuk: (embarrased) oh!.....

mingar by izi February 15, 2005

Minardi

An Italian Formula One team, originally founded in 1979 by Giancarlo Minardi, and entered F1 competition in 1985. Their debutant season was rocky at best: The M185 was originally designed to accept an Motori Moderni turbo engine, as was necessary to even have a hope of competitiveness in the turbo era's heyday. Unfortunately, the engine wasn't ready in time, and the team had to make do with Cosworth DFVs, a legendary powerplant that was sadly far eclipsed by the turbo engines that were then dominant. Badly down on power and quite unreliable, driver Pierluigi Martini was only classified three times. (one on a technicality, he finished just twice)

This set the persistent tone of Minardis lifetime as a backmarker. Despite this, the team survived for 20 years, despite crippling financial woes in many years, and changes of ownership. The team's final owner, Australian aviation business owner Paul Stoddart saved the team from dire straights, at the end of the 2001 season, money was incredibly tight, and the teams existence was uncertain. Minardi cars continued to grace the (back of the) grid for four more seasons. When the team was finally sold in September 2005, Minardi had scored no wins, no podiums, only led one lap (during the 1989 Portuguese Grand Prix, with Martini driving) and only 38 points in 20 years of competing.

Despite the unenviable track record, Minardi was a well respected member of the paddock. In the increasingly corporate atmosphere of Formula One, Minardi was known for being quite friendly and accessible, and for their espresso (considered the best in the paddock). The cars were considered to be quite well-designed for their relatively shoe-string budget, the lowly scores more due to a lack of funds and engine power. They were also known for resisting the employment of pay drivers (drivers hired for the sponsorship they bring, not necessarily for their skill) more so than other teams in similar situations. They also helped bring various successful drivers into the sport, including now double world champion Fernando Alonso. They also built up a small but loyal following of fans.

Sadly, the party could not last, and the team was sold to Red Bull, and was turned into Scuderia Torro Rosso. (the B-team for Red Bull Racing) Stoddart later bought a stake in CTE-HVM Racing, a Champ Car team, renaming it Minardi Team USA. The Minardi name now found some success, with two wins from Robert Doornbos, and six podiums. However, with the merger of Champ Car and the IRL, Stoddart decided not to compete and the team reverted back to HVM Racing. Stoddart also campaigned to enter a new F1 team named 'European Minardi F1 Team Ltd' in 2006 for the 2008 season. The deal went to Prodrive, instead. Stoddart retains the rights to the Minardi name for a British registered company, so the team may still race again...

Forza Minardi!

Minardi by amtgman July 6, 2008

minarcos 

verb to steal something.
another term for "ninakaw."

badang: sa'n mo nakuha 'yang ballpen?
tricia: "minarcos" ko lang ito sa classmate ko.

minarcos by adobong panis ni imelda December 27, 2021

Mingro

Mingro is the nickname of a special kind of boy

Mingro focuses on what's best for their nearby future
Mingro does all their school work before running out into the streets with the gang

Mingro keeps his girl close and keeps options around but he doesn't cheat (he does flirt though)

Mingro
Don't forget that name

He likes to walk alone, he is focused on the cash and earning respect.

He might also steal your girl.

Mingro by TF'ingBoiHimself September 20, 2020

Minarcos 

A Filipino slang word/term that means stealing,

The word "Minarcos" derives from Ferdinand E. Marcos and his family (the Marcos family), who ruled as a dictator/president of the Republic of the Philippines from 1965 to 1986. He and his family were notoriously known to not only be murderers or killers of thousands of people and torturers of seventy thousands of people, but also as one of the most top notch corrupt people in the world. Earning Ferdinand E. Marcos himself in 2nd place in the Guinness Book of World Records as having the "greatest robbery of a government" in the entire world.

The corruption of the Marcoses devastated the entire Philippines and it's generations to come.

Hence, on why Leni-Kiko supporters and Anti-Marcoses made up the "Minarcos" to describe or to refer something that is stealed or stolen, because of the Marcoses' legacy of literally stealing/being thieves and then being rich.

There are also other multiple but heavily unpopular verbal renditions or versions of Minarcos in Tagalog/Filipino to fit Tagalog sentences even more evenly and fittinfly:

For example, Namarcos, Nimarcos, Pamarcos, Pinamarcos etc.

Examples to be used in a sentence:

Person 1: "Tignan mo itong meme nato"

Person 2: "Woah, saan mo minarcos yan?"

Person 1: "Sa meme$ out 4 du30: election year (杜特爾特·梅姆斯: 選舉年)"

Minarcos by g e t t I N G0w._.u._.w0norms. March 18, 2022

Minarcos 

– to take something from a person or people without their permission

"Minarcos ko ang lapis niya nang hindi niya alamano."
(I stole their pencil without them knowing.)

Minarcos by Miss u balik ka na January 26, 2022

Minarcos 

(verb) (past tense) (filipino word)

- illegally acquired possession of other people
- something that is stolen

Minarcos mo yang bagong relo mo sa kaibigan mo?

Minarcos by plmdrms February 15, 2022