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British Slang: Mare

Mare [mεə] - A woman (derogatory, offensive). Dictionary meaning: A female horse. (pl. maria) astron. Large dark areas on the Moon and Mars. Learn English from home at a time convenient for you.

Mare [mεə]

A woman (derogatory, offensive).

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

A female horse, mare.

(pl. maria) astron. Large dark areas on the Moon and Mars.

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