mahesh
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): maheshed (ma-hesh-ed), maheshing (ma-hesh-ing).
Meaning:
1.a. :To fool a person (don’t mahesh me) b: To tell bunch of falsehood and make it seem very real. (I was maheshed.) , (They were maheshing the poor lad.)
2. deceive
Etymology: “Mahesh B”, (2004S2P8587), a student of BITS Pilani, Goa Campus known for his mendacity.
"Mahesh B"
Mendacious mahesh
3 comments:
yoyoyo...The term roxx..This should be added in the Oxford dictionary as a tribute to the deceptive liar of all times.
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oopparwaala
the term as such is good but there should a proper antonym coined for it. the fellow who gets deceived or say the fellow who lies and gets caught should me termed "ARUDIED"
yup that was an apt connotation !!also for a fella who gets thrashed and beaten up by big bigg bullies should be called "devanend,devaning"
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