Marie Edit Meaning

1.

A French variation of Mary. Also, the name for that irresistibly mysterious girl whom you see around often, yet know nothing about.

The French call her Marie, but I would call her absolutely divine.

See marie, french, mary, irresistable, amazing

2.

The universal female middle name.

Terra Marie. Kelly Marie. Rachel Marie. Marie works with almost every name.

See marie, name, female, terra, rachel

3.

A kid who always seems to be doing something outrageous or out of the ordinary.

Hey, check out that marie sculpting herself out of marshmellows!

See mary, spontaneous, weird, odd, maria, freaky

4.

marie is a french sexy lady who normally does crazy stuff out of the ordinary which usually makes people laugh. She is very entertaining.

look at marie

she's standing on the table with a weird hat on and shades while talking to these hot guys.

See marie, funny, french, sexy

5.

an aqueous cocktail consisting of exactly one lemon slice, one lime slice, and one to two candied cherries. Just add water. Thirst queching yet colorful.

Waiter: hello ladies what can I get you to drink today? Girl: Um... this is going to sound kinda wierd, but could I get a Marie?

See marie, water, drink, cocktail, yum yums

6.

Marie is a beautiful, loving, sexy creature that hates anything with the name thomas and refuses to have intercoarse with anyone that has that name. aka thomas

Marie doesnt have intercoarse with people of the name thomas...

See beautiful, loving, hates, anything, with, the, name, thomas

7.

French varient of Mary. Meaning " bitter" in Hebrew. This is possibly a biblical reference to the Virgin Mary, who was supposedly bitter over her responsibility of carrying God's child. This could also stem from Myrrh, the gift given by one of the 3 kings to the infant Jesus. Myrrh is known for being bitter but to have a sweet scent.

Other possible name meanings include: "sea of bitterness" and "star of the sea".

"The name Marie is often used following female first names as it gives a satisfying syllable count."

See marie, mary, maria