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Definition of marnis

marnis

noun

  • a foolish person; wally. A person who has done something foolish.
    Person A: Oh, ya marnis.

    Person B: Nah, you're a marnis!

    Last edited on Mar 08 2018. Submitted by Anonymous from Auckland, New Zealand on Jan 25 2008.

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