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Your maw is the butt of every joke see your mom
I had YOUR maw
"what you doing?"
"Your MAw!"
your maw by hex_ten February 2, 2004
Urban Dictionary Merch
glaswegian slang word for your mum.
for example:
"you're a cock sucker."
"so's your maw"
your maw by Keir A Dickson May 17, 2009
1: The person who gave birth to you and can be described as ugly, fat, dumb or gay.
2: An insult
1: your maw is so fat her belly has more ripples than the pacific ocean!
2: So is your maw!

Costa Del Your Maw 

Costa Del Your Maw- rather than the usual scottish slang insulting remark of "yer maw" , a modern day cultured version of the phrase is used by inserting "costa del" at the start. Normally the phrase is used by hispanic teenagers in Scottish modern studies classes .
Girl: yo kelly bhoy!

Girl2: shut it ya chuggington

girl 1: Aw no she didn't ... go Costa Del Your Maw!
Costa Del Your Maw by vickydoll#1 February 24, 2013
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