Nickname from the surname McCulloch. Mis-pronounced by fellow person evolved to 'Mull' for short (you lazy gits)
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My new mullet protector kept my head warm and my mullet dry while I went searching for roadkill during the blizzard last week.
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Umma mull one - I'm going to go and have some mulled wine?
Mulling one - the act of choosing mulled wine as your beverage of choice
Mulling one - the act of choosing mulled wine as your beverage of choice
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by Master of the bates November 29, 2016
Get the Mulloy mug.The act of not being able to wait a short period prior to a meal without going to get something else to eat.
“Dinner will be in half an hour”
“I’m gonna head out and grab a burger and fries…maybe a shake”
“What? You’re pulling a mullikin on me?”
“I’m gonna head out and grab a burger and fries…maybe a shake”
“What? You’re pulling a mullikin on me?”
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Origin:
"Mulliga" and "Maluka" derive from the Yangman language word; "marluga" (Maa-rloo-ka) meaning "old man"
In Jeanie Gunn's book, "We of the never never" the station boss was referred to as "Maluka" by the Aboriginals on Elsey Station in 1902. There is a street and a park in Katherine and a street in Palmerston named "Maluka"
Darwin locals generally pronounce the word as "Mulliga" (Ma-lee-gar), basically referring to any male person.
Origin:
"Mulliga" and "Maluka" derive from the Yangman language word; "marluga" (Maa-rloo-ka) meaning "old man"
In Jeanie Gunn's book, "We of the never never" the station boss was referred to as "Maluka" by the Aboriginals on Elsey Station in 1902. There is a street and a park in Katherine and a street in Palmerston named "Maluka"
Darwin locals generally pronounce the word as "Mulliga" (Ma-lee-gar), basically referring to any male person.
Often used when referring to an unidentified man, as in "Who that mulliga?" or "Who that mulliga you was with last night?"
Sometimes the "Ga" is drawn out in friendly greeting, like "Hey Mulligaaa, what you bin doing?"
Sometimes the "Ga" is drawn out in friendly greeting, like "Hey Mulligaaa, what you bin doing?"
by Darwin Mulliga November 21, 2018
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