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The acronym of Ma Le Ge Bi in Chinese, means motherfucker, often used by angry drivers
Driver1: MLGB wo'cao ni'ma (fuck ur mom, motherfucker)
Driver2: Wo'cao ni'daye (fuck ur uncle)
MLGB by SHBSHBSHB August 31, 2016
Words you can keep
Short for my life getting better in English. Also short for ma le ge bi in mandarin, literally meaning (your or others)mom's vagina to express sadness, irritation or disappointment. In some cases two meanings are interchangeable.
I got 2 out of 6 on my final essay. MLGB!
MLGB! I've been waiting this bus for 15 minutes. Damn it!
MLGB by uuo_ou December 18, 2017
Related Words
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MLGB - Major League Gang Bang.
mlgb by thehugetastypole January 10, 2015
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