milanesa 

milanesa is an Argentinian food wich is a pice of (for example) meat, chicken, soy, eggplant, etc covered in bread crumbs wich is or fried or baked. people as well call milanesas "supremas"

omg, this was the best milanesa ever
i don't like supremas as much as empanadas

milanesa by violuda February 2, 2018

milandi 

Milandi is a pretty tall girl. Stands up for what and who she believes in. She is the tipe of friend you always have to have in your life and if you do you are one lucky person. She is sexy , smart , funny and one amazing person.

G: That is one amazing chick
S: Thats no chick thats Milandi

milandi by Lonestar 😂😂 February 11, 2019

Milaped

a Sped (special Education) millipede. A millipede with a mental disability.

James is such a milaped

Milaped by Ratelimit June 5, 2020

milander

To lounge around and do nothing.

Joe was supposed to hit the gym with me but he decided to milander on his couch instead.

milander by theorynine January 8, 2014

Milanese 

n. 1. Italians of families long known to reside in Milan, Italy. Characterized by their fair skin and brownish hair.
2. A resident of Milan, Italy. Characterized by their slumped shoulders, dead eyes, frantic pace, and stubborn insistence that Milan is a great place to live.

"I was waiting at Loreto for the Metro when a Milanese bastard damn near shoved me onto the tracks in his hurry to get by. Luckily, a pile of dogshit and broken syringes broke my fall. Why is this place considered a fashion capitol again?"

Milanese by Alecx Hunter August 10, 2005

Milandrie 

A pretty boss person

Milandrie isn’t good at pull-ups.

Milandrie by Lilmeanpeanutbeen June 7, 2022

Milanderer 

Milanderer - someone who has wandering hands whilst in bed with another person. They like to feel or grope someone sexually.

'I was trying to get to sleep but that guy kept running his hands up my thighs, he's such a milanderer.'

A mix between the sounds and meanings of 'philanderer' (a flirt or fickle lover) and 'to meander' (to wander).

Milanderer by Julia Sidwell May 9, 2007