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MAHHHHH is a phrase/saying used by many gingers across the world. It originated from the East coast of Iraq close to the border of Baghdad close to Kuwait.

It originated in the 1900s and came from the Hamzah family brought it up when they where confronted with an insult or hardship. It has been adapted to modern times and is commonly used in Dubai.

Mahhhh is usually used as a way to put the insult to the side or when you have no response. So it’s safe to say it’s a good option when you have nothing to say.
“Your such a idiot bro!”

“Mahhhhh”
MAHHHHH by Keemo19 December 25, 2022
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mahhhkuss 

the way some mainland china people pronounce the name "Marcus"
Chao: Hey mahhhkuss!
Marcus: I love you just the way you are...
mahhhkuss by humans are scary December 6, 2006
Exactly the same thing as mud, just with an over exaggerated country accent and the lack of an audible "d" ending.
mmmm, Look at all that mahhhh. Perfect to go mahhhin in my trahhh.
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mahhhhhoooosive

i had a mahhhhhooooosive nitght out
mahhhhhoooosive by CAZZEY79 April 16, 2003

mahhhssive

Adj. Used to describe something of unfathomable size or quantity. Similar to the word massive, with a deeper and harder "a" sound. Almost like mah-ssive. The more h's you put in the middle of the word, the larger the size and quantity of the thing you are describing.
Thats a mahhhssive amount of booze = a large quantity of alcohol is present

Mahhhhhhssive bar send = a lot of people going to the bar
mahhhssive by mahhhhhhhsive September 30, 2021
“Mlahh” can be used in two different ways talking shit and joking around with the big aunties.
holy fck she just gets with everyone mlahh

just real big auntie laugh MLAHH
mlahh by 1odee February 13, 2024
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