Melancholicolica

A state of realization that one is even more depressed when drunk than when sober.

Person A: "What's the matter?"
Person B: "I'm suffering from melancholicolica."
Person A: "You know that drinking is bad for your depression."
Person B: "Yah, I know."

by Keronica Kadwell January 22, 2009

melancholy

a feeling of sadness with no actual reason

today, everything I see makes me feel melancholy

by theforlornwriter March 5, 2017

Malanky

when someone is wearing something or does something that makes them look semi-retarded or challenged.

Look at Megan, she looks so malanky skating with that helmet on backwards.

every time Shannon eats chicken wings, she ends up with sauce all over her shirt. She looks totally malanky.

Look at how malanky Corry looks riding in that short bus!

by Mad SIGNtist August 19, 2011

Melania Antoinette

An increasingly popular nickname for the fashionable and detached queen of the House of Trump.

In the middle of this Federal Fuckjob, as we’ve begun to realize we are in the days leading up to revolution the United States, the let-them-eat-cake demeanor of Melania Antoinette has become fuel for the removal of these clowns and greed mongers.

by Dr Bunnygirl January 30, 2019

Meilani

she is de owo of my uwu. she will owo all my problems away. ewe

meilani will use uwu power

by >:CCCCCC a November 16, 2019

Spice Melange

Tom Brady's poop.

The spice. I must have it. The Spice Melange.

by Kanye_w December 9, 2019

Mélançon

A French nickname for a depressive, gloomy, melancholic person. Can also be spelled Mélanchon in Standard French.

Interesting historical factoid: This name was given to Pierre Laverdure ("Pierre the Green") a French colonist from La Rochelle, in Western France, who settled in Nova Scotia and Quebec. All Quebec and Louisiana Cajuns who bear this last name are all descended from him, and all are related to each other at some point. See: cousins

Laverdure was known for witnessing many tragedies in his life, and suffering from bouts of traumatic melancholia. Hence his nickname given by other colonists.

Pronounced: May-la'h-sa'h (letter N's are usually silent in French, after the first letter)

"Le pauvre petit Mélançon"

by Kongamuse May 31, 2013