maul

In rugby when at least one player from each team binds onto the player with the ball when he/she's standing. They each try and drive that person in the opposite direction. This usually results in a ruck or scrum-down.

That was a nasty maul, my shirt was pulled all different ways.

by Dutch September 3, 2004

Maul

1. to treat something savagely or roughly.

2. to obsessively love something

1. The man was mauled by lions at the zoo - he is now in hospital with many injuries.

2. Jenny cuddles her cat a lot and squeezes him tightly to show how much she loves him - I'm not sure the cat likes to be mauled so much.

by verbgirl October 29, 2013

Maul

When one is extremely beaten in a sport,game or even contest. The term comes from the facial expression that one puts after being "mauled". This said expression resembles a person attacked or "mauled" by an animal. Also see rape,pwn,own

David got mauled by my basketball skills and he started pouting

by Neri N K March 4, 2008

maul

German slang term for the mouth. Means gob or chops, but actually refers to the mouth of a beast.

"Get over here bitch and get your maul round my lid

by Marko The Great August 26, 2004

maul

To make out
old word from m yarents generation

we had to watch the two lovers maul.

by Colin January 30, 2005

Mauled

Stemming from the noun Maul, mauled holds much different meaning. It means to be in great and utter distress, often to the brink of lerkdome. Cullfestivites will undoubtedly commence after being mauled.

I mauled my maul.
I was rocking since I was so mauled.

by Bill Yard October 4, 2003

maul

A large hammer, usually made with a wooden head, though steel is also common. Can have an end which tapers to a wedge, which is called a splitting maul.

I used that maul to split the firewood.

by happyatcommonsense May 3, 2015